Happy Independence Day from the Veytec team! Our offices will be closed tomorrow, July 4th, and Friday, July 5th, in observance of the holiday. We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday celebrating America's Birthday!
Wishing the Veytec team a wonderful 4th of July. Celebrating freedom reminds us all - serve, innovate, and uplift. Émile Durkheim once said, society thrives on collective conscience. 🎇
Happy Independence Day!
As we celebrate the 4th of July, let's take a moment to appreciate the freedom and opportunities we enjoy. It's a day to honor the spirit of innovation, resilience, and unity that defines our nation.
Wishing everyone a joyful and safe holiday filled with celebration and reflection.
From the Lean Forward - Continuous Improvement Team!
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multiculturalism is or has supplante the one political and social culture that in theory is a melting pot where all can assimiliate to be an American a citizen that comes with no color or creed-just human. I said in theory but in practiced with struggles IT WORKS. That is right it works despite its flaws which is built into human nature
On the other hand multiculturalism in theory is to blend all to what ? Harmony? But in practice all regress to tribalism, conflict and in the end the break up of the above America they claimed as flawed and racist and bigoted. What are we destroying?
I love getting great feedback from my clients about my temps doing well in their assignments 😍
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🎉 Congrats America Hernandez, our Temp of the month for December 🎉
America is currently temping at Anthony Harper Auckland where they have been impressed with her work:
"That's great recognition for her! America has been doing an awesome job for us and nothing is a trouble for her." - Alix Coutts, Anthony Harper
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GREATNESS is not only about skills, talent, personal achievements, personal interests, ego or selfishness.
It is about RECOGNIZING the support, help, talent, pushing and courage of people being by your side every single day.
This is part of my conception of a real, satisfied and productive team in a work environment.
I do recommend the whole discourse of Sigourney in the GOYA 2024 event. Memorable. It shows humanity, talent, intelligence, sensibility and knowledge. A workshop about being a star above the stars without losing humbleness and humanity.
As you can see this in not kind of THEORY, the video shows FACTS (no FAKE guaranteed).
Obama Foundation
Link to the entire discourse:
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Today marks the anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's historic first nonstop solo transatlantic flight. May 20–21, 1927. From New York to Paris.
One key lesson we can learn from Lindbergh to better ourselves in our daily work is the power of perseverance.
Lindbergh's journey was filled with challenges and uncertainties, yet his unwavering determination and commitment to his goal led to a groundbreaking achievement. In our day-to-day work, embracing perseverance can help us push through obstacles, stay focused on our goals, and achieve remarkable success.
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Lessons from Jackie Chan: Perseverance and Passion
I’ve loved Jackie Chan’s movies - especially the unique blend of comedy, drama, and action - like the Rush Hour series or even Karate Kid.
But beyond his on-screen prowess, what endeared him, is his humility and his perseverance.
Picture this: a young Jackie Chan, filled with dreams of becoming a martial arts superstar. He faced countless rejections, injuries, and setbacks. But instead of giving up, he embraced every challenge with unwavering determination. It takes a lot of strength, to stay 56 years, and act in over 200 movies, and yet have your eyes on the goal!
Here are some valuable lessons we can learn from Jackie Chan's incredible journey:
🌟Find your North Star
Discover what that excites you, that would keep you going when the going gets tough
🌍“Do not let circumstances control you. You change your circumstances”
We’ll face ups and downs, and realising that we are not just limited by those conditions can help us rise above it.
🤗Embrace your Fears
Fear isn't always bad. It’s an emotion to help us be alert and prepared for danger. It helps us understand when we are moving past our comfort zone. Like Jackie Chan said: “A lot of people ask me when I do a stunt, 'Jackie, are you scared?' Of course I'm scared. I'm not Superman”. Use your fears as fuel to push beyond your comfort zone.
🧑🤝🧑You are not alone
Your friends, family, and circle of trust are your pillars of strength. Just like Jackie Chan found his inspiration while at Sylvester Stallone’s house, your circle of trust can inspire you, hold you up when you are down, motivate you and be there for you through thick and thin.
Jackie Chan's story reminds me that true greatness can be seen when we look deep within. Sometimes the fruits may come much later. But by embracing our passions, overcoming challenges with unwavering resolve, and surrounding ourselves with people who care, we too can achieve extraordinary things.
To more folks like him, who inspire us to keep us going!
#Motivation#WhatInspiresMe#LeadershipLessons
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🛣 What are we missing out on by rushing from A to B?
I have recently been watching ‘Race Across the World’. I know, late to the party, but the sentiment of the opening remarks made me sit back and reflect:
“Reaching the other side of the world has never been easier. But, by flying over, are we forgetting how to travel through?”
This thought, while rooted in travel, extends far beyond. It sparked a series of questions in my mind:
1) How often do we find ourselves racing from A to B, fixated on the destination rather than the journey?
2) In our haste, what moments, sights, and experiences are we overlooking?
3) Do we consciously think about slowing down occasionally and enjoying the “journey”?
I have been guilty of prioritising efficiency, moving from A to B in as short a time as possible (physically and metaphorically).
However, a journey last week gave an opportunity to reflect on this once again.
En route to London, a closure on the M40 diverted me through the scenic Cotswolds. This unplanned journey turned out to be one of the most delightful drives in recent memory.
Whilst this was a forced detour, it took me back to the opening statement from Race Across the World.
What strategies or practices do you employ to embrace the present and appreciate the journey?
Earlier this month, our United Way kicked off our Centennial celebrations by unveiling our bold vision for the future: Onward860. Learn more in this special edition of United News >> https://lnkd.in/ekqbbhu4
Wishing the Veytec team a wonderful 4th of July. Celebrating freedom reminds us all - serve, innovate, and uplift. Émile Durkheim once said, society thrives on collective conscience. 🎇