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Adversity to Triumph: Captain Perkin’s Incredible Story In an industry where the challenges for newcomers never cease, the story of Captain Guy Perkins stands out as one of perseverance, compassionate leadership, and authentic diversity. From a life-altering accident at the tender age of 16 to commanding superyachts with grace, his journey truly defies the odds. Guy's path wasn't just about overcoming physical barriers; it was a testament to his indomitable will, his relentless pursuit of excellence and strengthened by his incredible emotional intelligence. From his early days as a deckhand in the Caribbean to winning the prestigious ACREW Best Captain award, Captain Perkin’s narrative breaks stereotypes and fosters inclusivity every step of the way. It is a powerful reminder of what we can achieve with tenacity, courage, and a supportive community. His story, detailed in an inspiring interview feature on Our Faceless Crew’s website, isn't just his own. It's a narrative shared by many in the shadows, striving against the odds. It's a call to recognize every crew member's contribution and to foster a sense of belonging that transcends conventional barriers. As Our Faceless Crew community launched, we aimed not just to share stories, but to build a community where every voice is heard, every story is valued, and every dream is within reach. I wish to invite all my followers and connections to read our stories, share our experiences, and to find inspiration and camaraderie in our journeys. Each of our challenges and achievements enriches our community. And if you, too, have a story you wish to tell, sound your horn and we will listen. Our yachting community is LISTENING and SUPPORTING. A future where crew is faceless no longer exists. Read the incredible career story of Captain Guy below ( link is in my comment) Photo credit ACREW #leadership #growthmindset #community #softskills #upskillforsuccess #yachtcrew #captain #superyachts #yachting #careergrowth #goals #motivationalpost

You know how we all love a good race? In March, I enjoy watching the Iditarod [https://iditarod.com/] dog sled race, which next year will celebrate its 100th anniversary. They call it “The Last Great Race,” and it's a wild ten days of looking after dogs, figuring out your strategy, navigating, and just enduring nature. For about 1000 miles, these mushers look after sixteen dogs in harness going a chill 8-10MPH. I'm all about the race for the stats and strategy. Crunching the numbers on sled speed and per dog speed is just so cool. Seeing how a sled team matches their pace with the terrain, saving some juice for those tough headwinds - it's a masterclass in strategy and resilience. I use this dashboard I put together to track the racers. When the race hits the halfway mark, I'm all over the MPH per dog stats - best way to guess who might reach Nome, Alaska first. As for who will win the $2M purse, I would predict Ryan Redington (2023 winner), Millie Porsild or Dallas Seavey (five-time winner).

What questions about the industry are you dying to ask?😎🛥️ Dockwalk and I are relaunching my "Ask Captain Kelly" column. You can submit your questions via email, DMs, or even below in a comment. All submissions will be anonymous‼️ Some past questions include: 👉What did the crew do when the captain was pocketing the charter tips? 👉What do I do with a messy roomie? Anything is fair game, so ask away! #Dockwalk #AskCaptainKelly #yachting #yachtcrew #yachtcaptain

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Your dreams and ambitions are unique to you. So why follow the crowd? Make a life and financial plan that will help you live a meaningful life on your terms. #yachtcrew #superyacht #crew #yachtlife #yachtie

AVOID UNNECESSARY COMPETITION “The photo shows a fast race between dogs and a cheetah. The goal was to see who was the fastest. Everyone was surprised that the cheetah did not budge from its place. We asked the race coordinator what happened. After seeing this picture, he replied: Sometimes trying to prove that you are the best is an insult. We do not need to go down to the level of others to show our strength. Think carefully and save your energy for what you deserve. The cheetah uses its speed only to hunt, not to prove to the dogs that it is the fastest and strongest." Please always ensure that you use your strength, energy, resources, time, skills, and expertise wisely and avoid unhealthy rivalries and unnecessary competitions.

Your dreams and ambitions are unique to you. So why follow the crowd? Make a life and financial plan that will help you live a meaningful life on your terms. #yachtcrew #superyacht #crew #yachtlife #yachtie

It's easy to bob along on the current of someone else's life, looking after their priorities. But imagine if you could spend every day taking care of your own priorities. A meaningful life on your terms, not the yacht owners'. Take control by making a plan that will get you to your ideal, independent life. #yachtcrew #superyacht #crew #yachtlife #yachtie

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