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Roadrunner celebrating Women's History Month and recognizing the invaluable contributions of women in the trucking industry! Today we celebrate Rusty Dow, It's inspiring to see how women are breaking barriers and making significant impacts in our industry over the years. Let's continue to champion diversity and inclusion in all sectors. #WomensHistoryMonth #TruckingIndustry #DiversityandInclusion"

Balancing Faith and Profession: My Journey in the Military Navigating the intersection of faith and career can be challenging, especially in the military. We share insights on how to express one's beliefs while maintaining professionalism, all within a diverse workforce that values both men and women's contributions. #FaithInWork #MilitaryLife #DiversityAndInclusion #Professionalism #ChristianValues #WomenInTheMilitary #CareerJourney #WorkplaceBalance #MilitaryCareer #Leadership

Veteran's Wisdom: The Value of Service As a young man, you learn early on the value of a team and what a team can accomplish versus an individual,' reflects as a US Army veteran. "The discipline in the army was fantastic." Having served four years, he advocates for universal service, whether that's military or social, for young Americans aged 19-20. His reasoning? The life lessons are invaluable. When people ask Bob about his service, he discusses teamwork. #VeteransWisdom #Leadership #TeamBuilding #VeteransDay

Lessons in Courage, Strategy, and Resilience from Audie Murphy (1925–1971) Audie Murphy, an beloved American hero, exemplified extraordinary courage and patriotism, offering timeless lessons in leadership. Born in 1925, Murphy was determined from a young age. After Pearl Harbor in 1941, he was just 16 and wanted to enlist. Although he was rejected by the Marines, Navy, and Army Paratroopers because of his age and weight, he finally joined the U.S. Army in 1942 at 17. Murphy’s bravery was evident throughout his service. Even after being wounded, he held off a German force single-handedly for over an hour from a burning tank destroyer. This act of valor underscores key leadership qualities such as bravery, strategic thinking, and resilience. While the realities of combat are far removed from any typical business challenge, Murphy’s story still teaches us valuable leadership lessons. His memoir, To Hell and Back, demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability under pressure. Effective leadership, as demonstrated by Murphy, involves decisiveness and clear direction, while prioritizing mental well-being. Murphy’s legacy teaches us that true leadership is about more than just achieving goals; it’s about resilience, integrity, and creating environments where everyone can thrive. His strength in life-or-death situations inspires us to support each other in pursuing both personal and shared goals with courage and commitment. #Courage #Leadership #Resilience #AudieMurphy #MilitaryHero #StrategicThinking #Adaptability #Patriotism #Valor #LeadershipLessons #Integrity #PersonalGrowth #HistoricalHero #LeadershipInspiration #ToHellAndBack

Empowering Future Leaders: Military Insights From Successful Women Join us as we dive into inspiring stories from our female panelists, including Shirley Baez, who share their military experiences and offer invaluable advice to aspiring soldiers. Discover how they overcame challenges and found success in their careers. #WomenInMilitary #Empowerment #SuccessStories #MilitaryCareer #Inspiration #FutureLeaders #PanelDiscussion #StudentOpportunity #Recruitment #Motivation

🇺🇸 Veterans Day Reflection! 🇺🇸 “As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. John Fitzgerald Kennedy 35th U.S. President This Veterans Day, I’m reflecting on the #courage, #leadership, and sacrifices that sustain our #freedom—embodied by my father, who served as a journalist in Germany during World War II, and by countless others who have stood in defense of democracy. Veterans Day is a reminder that our freedoms come at a cost, paid by those who commit their lives to something larger than themselves. We celebrate our Veterans and their families for their quiet acts of service, the resilience to press on in the face of uncertainty, and the unwavering commitment to protect others. Let’s honor our Veterans and their legacy with the 3 #leadership principles: 1. Lead with Service 🇺🇸 2. Embrace Resilience 🇺🇸 3. Honor Legacy with Integrity 🇺🇸 Today, let us remember and strive to live in gratitude, upholding the values they defended. Freedom, after all, is a gift we inherit from those who paid the ultimate price. #VeteransDay #Leadership #Gratitude #Legacy #LeadLoudly

"Leadership Lesson Unveiled" - From Episode 039 of 'Conversations on Leadership with Dr. Dave' featuring special guest Nick Nerangis. Full episode here: https://lnkd.in/ennfT5yf More at www.TAGalignment.com #ceo #leadershipskills #transformativealignment #leadership #executivedevelopment #drdave #mcdonald #mcdonalds #hospitality #philanthropy #navy #officer #greek

Today marks a significant milestone in history—the 80th anniversary of D-Day. On this day, we remember the courage and strategic planning that led to a turning point in World War II. It's also a day to reflect on leadership and accountability. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Force, was prepared to take full responsibility had the invasion failed. He drafted a letter (https://lnkd.in/eZdnZ9bb), ready to accept blame: “Our landings in the Cherbourg-Havre area have failed to gain a satisfactory foothold and I have withdrawn the troops. My decision to attack at this time and place was based on the best information available. The troops, the air and the Navy did all that bravery and devotion to duty could do. If any blame or fault attaches to the attempt it is mine alone.” This act of leadership is as instructive today as it was then. It reminds us that true leaders are ready to shoulder the burden of failure even as they strive for success. As we commemorate this historic day, let's honor the bravery of those who fought for freedom and the foresight of leaders like Eisenhower, who understood the weight of their decisions. Let's continue to be inspired by their legacy of courage and leadership in the face of uncertainty. #DDay80thAnniversary #Leadership #Accountability #History

As the daughter of an Air Force veteran who bravely served this nation in times of war and a little sister to servicemen, I grew up in an environment where stories of sacrifice, service, and leadership were stitched into the fabric of my life. My father, who carried the weight of history on his shoulders, often spoke of the challenges faced by soldiers and the resilience they needed, not just on the battlefield but in navigating the traumatic eras they lived through. President Jimmy Carter a former naval officer and president. My father, a man shaped by war and tempered by years of service, admired how Carter demonstrated a different kind of courage. The courage to stand firm on principles of equality and justice during the civil rights movement and beyond. As a daughter of a soldier, I recognize that my father and President Carter shared more than military roots, they shared a deep belief in service, service to country, service to humanity, and service to what is just. Carter’s quiet strength and enduring commitment to civil rights are part of a legacy that continues to inspire. As we honor President Carter, I carry the lessons passed down from my father about leadership, humility, and the power of love for others. May we continue to honor the example he set, not just in words but in actions that bridge divides and build a better world for those who come after us. Rest well, President Carter. “We become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams.” -President Jimmy Carter #TributeToPresidentCarter #CivilRightsLegacy #HonorAndService #LeadershipWithHeart #AmericanHero #ServiceAndEquality #JimmyCarterLegacy #CompassionateLeadership #ChampionForJustice #HumanRightsAdvocate #HistoryAndHeroes #InspiringGenerations

Why I vote. Countdown to the election #6 Hispanic Patriots Hispanics have a long history in the U.S. military, dating back to the nation’s founding. During the American Revolutionary War, Spanish soldiers and militia, particularly under General Bernardo de Gálvez, played crucial roles in the Gulf Coast and Mississippi Valley, helping secure American independence. Throughout the 19th and early 20th centuries, Hispanics served in conflicts such as the Mexican-American War, Civil War, and Spanish-American War, often in segregated units. In World Wars I and II, thousands of Hispanic Americans volunteered, with many serving heroically in the European and Pacific theaters. The 65th Infantry Regiment, a mostly Puerto Rican unit known as the “Borinqueneers,” earned distinction in the Korean War. Later, in Vietnam, Hispanic service members were highly represented, often in frontline combat roles. Since then, Hispanic Americans have continued to serve in large numbers, with many rising to prominent ranks and receiving the Medal of Honor. Today, we are one of the fastest-growing demographics in the U.S. military, reflecting both a strong legacy and enduring commitment.