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This powerful quote speaks to the heart of empathy and understanding in both personal and professional relationships. In today’s fast-paced world, especially in the workplace, it’s easy to focus solely on our perspectives, deadlines, and goals. However, Thoreau’s insight reminds us that taking a moment to truly understand someone else’s viewpoint can foster deeper connections, innovation, and collaboration. When we look through someone else’s eyes, we gain new insights—whether it’s understanding a colleague’s challenges, seeing the bigger picture on a project, or discovering a fresh approach to a problem. This simple act of empathy can transform team dynamics, spark creativity, and lead to solutions that would otherwise remain unseen. On platforms like LinkedIn, where we are constantly learning from one another, it’s worth considering how often we genuinely pause to see things from someone else’s vantage point. As leaders, team members, and collaborators, let’s strive to create environments where understanding others becomes second nature. It’s in those moments of connection that real progress happens. What steps are you taking today to look through someone else’s eyes? 🤔👀
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“Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant?” – Henry David Thoreau
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I help researchers improve their public involvement. I provide consultancy services and training for public involvement and equality impact assessments, together with mixed methods expertise in impact and evaluation.
wise words of wisdom from Gary. I'd add to this to say its crucial that PPI is embedded into the operational functions in the project - a named responsible Lead (not the only person who 'does' PPI), PPI as a standing item, high on the agenda. Actions like this can help to provide a space, transparency and accountability for PPI.
Blog on 'The evolving role of the PPI Lead' https://lnkd.in/eQpG9zFq
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PCS - Port Community Systems is a multi-user system for automatic data exchange between shipping lines and port services in order to speed up the registration of arrival, parking, departure of ships, as well as customs clearance of goods. On April 25, 2024, IMO published Guidelines on port community systems FAL.5/Circ.54. Which presents the basic principles for the harmonization, standardization and interoperability of various private and public commercial and maritime information exchange systems, including the "single window" environment, as I wrote earlier. It will be useful for those who are "Onshore" and who are interested in how the port works. I also attach supporting publications from open sources to the guide. Sources: docs.imo.org , unece.org (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe), unescap.org (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific), wcoomd.org (World Customs Organization). #port #commercial #imo
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