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I try to read a book a week. I'd love to hear what the best business book you've read lately? Thanks to Connie Whitesell, PCC, MBA I read The Widest Net by Pamela Slim & really enjoyed it. If you're looking for another recommendation-Gravitas by Lisa Sun.

Being brave to go out of your comfort zone to try something different is strength. If we understand we don't have to be perfect it makes that first step a little easier. Plus the feeling of achievement is exhilarating. #businesssuccess #challenges #hrconsulting

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Adaptability Over Planning Dear captain! 🌟 Let's chat about something super relevant in our fast-paced world: Adapting vs. Planning. We all love setting goals, right? It gives us direction and purpose. But, have you noticed how life loves throwing curveballs our way? 🤹♂️ That's where the magic of adaptability comes in! It's all about embracing those unexpected moments and learning to pivot gracefully. 🌈 In this ever-changing world, being flexible can often be more crucial than having a perfect plan. It allows us to make the most of every opportunity and thrive, even in uncertainty. So, let's celebrate being adaptable, because it's our superpower in navigating life's surprises! 💪🎉 #leadership #embracechange #feedbackwelcome thanks Janis Ozolins great work over there !!

Your inner voice is your constant companion, so make it a positive one. Talk to yourself like you would to a friend – with kindness and encouragement. This simple shift can lift you up, motivate you to keep going, and turn challenges into opportunities. Believe in yourself and your journey; your words have power. Let's speak our way to success! #PositiveVibes #Motivation #BelieveInYourself #PositiveSelfTalk #Encouragement

We advise making your technology roadmap a security roadmap too.

So true. Writing goals down and affirming them is a smart strategy as well. I am a Sr. Director.

Common Sense, an urban philosopher and hip-hop artist, once said, "I make money, money never makes me." Suggesting that his financial gains in music are a by-product of his deepest core principles and values, packaged in genuine love and gifted to his listeners. Of course, his musical gift and genre didn't penetrate and saturate the mainstream music industry but he still sold millions to a segment of listeners, who recognized the love in his music and craved for more substantive lyrics that spoke to their hearts and minds. Sometimes winning in the workplace doesn't come in the form of monetary gains but a peace of mind and free conscience, especially when a person is rooted in love. As a product leader, I believe organizations and consumers yearn to hear our authentic voices and see our true selves in the myriad of products that are launched into the consumer marketplace but we need to create from a stance of love. How do you manifest love at work on an individual and organizational level? #AuthenticProductLeadership #AuthenticityInTech #PrincipledInnovation #PassionateProductManagement #EthicalTech #ValuesDrivenDesign #HumanCenteredCybersecurity #IntegrityInTechnology #LoveDrivenDevelopment #PurposefulTech

1. Rumi was born on September 30, 1207 in Balkh, which is now part of Afghanistan but was then in the Khwarezmian Empire. 2. He was a Muslim mystic and poet who is widely regarded as one of the greatest spiritual masters and poets of all time. 3. Rumi's full name was Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi, but he is commonly known simply as Rumi. 4. He founded the Mevlevi Order, also known as the Whirling Dervishes, a Sufi order known for their ecstatic whirling dance ceremonies. 5. Rumi's most famous work is the "Masnavi," a six-volume poem that is considered one of the greatest works of Persian literature. 6. Rumi's poetry has been translated into many languages and continues to be widely read and studied around the world. 7. He was a close friend and collaborator of the Persian poet and scholar Shams Tabriz, whose teachings had a profound influence on Rumi's spiritual development. 8. Rumi's teachings emphasize love, compassion, and the unity of all people and religions. 9. Rumi died on December 17, 1273 in Konya, Turkey, where he had settled with his family after fleeing the Mongol invasion of Central Asia. 10. Rumi's tomb in Konya is a popular pilgrimage site for people of all faiths who come to pay their respects to the beloved poet and mystic. #philosophy #rumi Eternal lessons that can be used today . Regardless of how dark it is there would always be light seek it find it be it