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Holiday Hangover or New Adventures? Boxing Day is here! 🎁 Whether you’re out hunting for post-holiday deals or taking a well-deserved break after the Christmas hustle, today is all about how you’re choosing to spend it! So, how are you celebrating Boxing Day? 💫On a shopping spree, grabbing the best deals and finding hidden treasures? 💫Savoring leftover Christmas meals and taking a well-deserved break with family or friends? 💫Already planning ahead, reflecting on the past year, and setting your sights on new adventures for 2025? 👉 Let’s hear from you in the comments, whether you’re relaxing, shopping, or gearing up for the new year. I’d love to know how you’re making the most of today and engage in the comment section. Follow me, Emmanuel Omidun, and click on the notification 🔔 for more content on PSCM. PS: No matter how you spend this day, take a moment to appreciate the little joys, the quiet moments, and the beauty of this season. It’s the perfect time for a recharge. PPS: Let’s keep the holiday cheer alive as we wind down 2024. Remember, it’s the memories and connections that last the longest! #Procurement #SupplyChain

We’ve shared the laughs, and soaked up all the Christmas joy, it's now time to unwrap the presents! Happy Boxing Day! 🎁🎄🥳 The rush of Christmas has settled, and here we are, soaking in the afterglow of joy, love, and way too much food! Today is a chance to give back, pack up some kindness, and deliver it to someone else. Here are some things worth doing: ➡ Revisit that gift of love you promised but didn’t deliver. ➡ Share your time, kindness, or an encouraging word with someone who needs it. ➡ Find one way to create joy today, whether big or small! Let’s keep the holiday spirit alive by being a gift to the world! ❤️ Whatever you choose to engage in, make today count. Keep the holiday cheer alive, spread kindness, and embrace the little joys that make the season unforgettable. Cheers to a relaxing, fulfilling Boxing Day filled with fun, kindness, and plenty of leftover jollof rice (if any) as we wind down 2024 with positivity and gratitude! 🥂 PS: What are YOU doing today? Shopping? Netflix? Spreading love? Let me in on it! PPS: Are you putting a smile on a face or making someone cry? Let's show love and kindness regardless. #BoxingDay #Kindness #HolidayVibes

𝗪𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗕𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝗺𝗲? 🏡 As December is typically quieter in the property market, sellers often ask for advice on the best time to list their homes. Two great options are: 🎁 Boxing Day – With many people browsing property sites over the holiday, Boxing Day can be a prime time to catch their attention. 📅 Early January – Once the new year begins, buyers are eager to make a fresh start, and the market tends to pick up. A key tip if you’re listing during the holiday season: Avoid Christmas decorations in your listing photos. While decorations are lovely, it can make it harder for potential buyers to visualise themselves in your home and doesn’t reflect how the space looks year-round. #localagent #boxingday #newyear #sellingmyhome #homestaging #propertyphotos #billericay

We all have different ways of spending Boxing Day—some of us relax, while others hit the sales or spend time with family. But for those in customer service, it’s often a stressful day. If you've worked retail on Boxing Day, you know the chaos! We want to take a moment to appreciate all the hard-working staff out there who keep things running smoothly during these busy times. Your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed! 🙏 Learning to manage stress is the key to staying on task. Remember, a human touch can help you stay grounded amid the madness. Here’s a video with tips to help you stay calm and provide great service on a hectic day. 🎥✨ https://hubs.ly/Q030d8jq0 #BoxingDay #CustomerService #StressManagement #HumanTouch #VideoArts

Preparing for my first fight was one of the hardest things I had to do. Three months of preparation. Although I should've started much earlier, as I struggled to drop the weight. I was fighting at 55-60kg, so I had to be under 60kg. Many hours of training, which included sparring, running, weights, sauna, diet, etc. Towards the end, I was literally living on tuna. It took me two years to eat tuna again...lol.. I was in my early thirties, where most started in the teens or early twenties. Some much younger. There were also many tears, actually lots of tears, but I persevered. Although I didn't win the fight, I learned a lot. Firstly, getting in the ring is not for the light-hearted, especially when 1000's are watching. You can train for hours and hours, but nothing truly prepares you for getting in the ring. It all comes down to the night. 1 round feels like 3. It's a solitary sport. It's just you and your opponent. You have to be super fit, but not only physically, mentally as well. You have to be willing to take punches. You have to give it all. Leave nothing in the tank. You really have to believe in yourself, which is something I never did. Different story now! You have to be present, avoid listening to others and the negative voices in your head. Like I did! You have to really want it! You have to be willing to sacrifice nights out, functions, events, etc. Lastly, you have to do whatever it takes. If you can do that, you can do anything. Note: My nose was broken in this picture. www.theloactivetherapy.com #theloactivetherapy #theboxerwithin #boxingring #figher #sacrifice

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Fun fact about today (Boxing Day): It actually tells us a lot about how wealth and social class have shaped our traditions! 🎁 Ever wonder why it's called "Boxing Day"? Back in the day, wealthy folks would give their servants and workers "Christmas boxes" filled with money, gifts, and leftover food the day after Christmas. It was basically an early version of a holiday bonus! But here's what's really fascinating - this tradition perfectly shows what sociologists call the "hidden rules of wealth." Think about it: - The wealthy were expected to give these boxes (showing how money comes with social obligations) - Servants were expected to be grateful (highlighting the power dynamic) - The whole setup reinforced who had power and who didn't While today Boxing Day is mostly known for shopping deals (at least in places like the UK, Canada, and Australia), its origins reveal so much about how money and class shaped social interactions. Pretty interesting how these old patterns still influence us today, right? What other holiday traditions do you think reveal these kinds of "hidden rules"? Would love to hear your thoughts! 💭 #BoxingDay #History #SocialScience #Traditions #Interesting [People looking through sales items in Debenhams department store, at the start of the Boxing Day sales, 1978 (BBC News 361/78/01EC - 27/12/1978 - AEXZ288W)]

As part of our Christmas countdown, we’ve been asking our team what they love most about the festive season. ✨ A popular response was the joy of Christmas leftovers! From Boxing Day bubble and squeak to turkey sandwiches and festive trimmings, there’s nothing quite like it. 🍽️ What’s your favorite Christmas leftover? Share your favorite leftover dish in the comments below! #ChristmasCountdown #ChristmasIsComing #FestiveSeason #ChristmasLeftovers

P E R S P E C T I V E This morning, I got into my car only to find someone had rummaged through my glove box and then hit the boot, nabbing my gym bag packed with boxing gear and a few other random items. Not much value for them, but pricey for me to replace. Some might call that pretty damn unlucky. Then, I got a random message from a friend: had anyone from PCYC lost a gym bag? Turns out my gear was scattered across the pavement near a panel shop in St Kilda. A community FB post shared the scene, and it was clearly my stuff. Not only did my friend let me know, but he actually went out, collected what was left, and dropped it off at the gym (I recovered most but not all of it). Some might call that pretty damn lucky. In each of these moments, I had a choice... to label it as luck, or lack thereof. I could have sunk into the once familiar ‘why me’ spiral, wailing to myself that 'this isn’t effing fair' or 'stuff like this always happens to me' and clung to the comfort of a well hosted pity party. But here’s the thing... whether we think we’re lucky or unlucky, we’re making that reality. Today, I’m grateful as f*ck, still buzzing with the idea of getting most of my gear back, and I’ve enjoyed another ah-f**king-mazing sunshiny day on my MT07 that is banging out the sweetest of tones from that new exhaust system another brilliant and generous mate helped to install for me. What’s lucky is the fact that I get to choose how I react to what life hurls my way. Over the years, I’ve learned to trust the pattern that everything I once thought was ‘unlucky’ eventually turned into something I was deeply grateful for. And honestly? I’m incredibly lucky I even have a car to get things flogged out of in the first place. Thanks Melbs for the EPIC riding weather... this pic is Dromana and it makes for a breathtaking Sunday ride!! #perspective

A golf grip that is too weak or too strong, or turned too far to the left or right, can cause poor results. A weak grip can lead to an open clubface, which is a common cause of a slice. A strong grip can be a sign of trying to hit the ball too hard, which can lower ball speed and distance. Instead, you should grip the club firmly but naturally in your fingers, with your palms facing each other and the Vs between your thumb and fingers pointing at or just outside your right shoulder.