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I'm sure many of you knew that it is St David's Day, but how many of you knew that it is also Peanut Butter Lover's Day? I love peanut butter so I'll be having some today. Read the blog in the post below and let me know what you think in the comments below... #lowcarbintheuk #StDavidsDay #peanutbutterloversday #HOPEprotocol #lifetransformation

Let's talk about something we all love—MUSIC! 🎶 Did you know that the right beats can skyrocket your productivity? Whether you're grinding through a tough project or brainstorming your next big idea, the perfect playlist can make all the difference. Here are some tips to tune your workday: Instrumentals for Focus: Lyrics can be distracting. Try instrumental tracks or classical music for deep concentration. I have personally been obsessed with this instrumental: https://lnkd.in/gSGDu74w !!!!!🎻 Upbeat Tunes for Energy: Need a pick-me-up? Upbeat, fast-paced music can boost your energy and keep you motivated. Think pop, rock, or dance tracks. 🕺 Nature Sounds for Relaxation: Feeling stressed? Nature sounds or ambient music can create a calm environment and help you relax. 🌿 Personal Favorites for a Mood Lift: Sometimes, all you need is your favorite song to lift your spirits and get you back on track. 🎤 I'd love to know—what's your go-to work music? Share your favorite tracks or playlists in the comments below!🎧👇 #Productivity #MusicAtWork #WorkSmart #MotivationMonday #LinkedInFam

In the past, music that contained explicit content often carried a "Parental Advisory" label, indicating that it may not be suitable for all audiences. Alongside these versions, there were also clean versions of the same albums released on CDs. The benefits of having both options include: 1. **Accessibility for All Audiences**: By providing clean versions of music alongside the explicit versions, artists can cater to a wider audience, including those who prefer not to listen to profanity or explicit content. 2. **Parental Control**: Parents can have peace of mind knowing that they have the option to choose the clean version of an album for their children. This allows them to control the content their children are exposed to while still allowing them to enjoy music. 3. **Artist Flexibility**: Offering clean versions of music gives artists the opportunity to reach a broader audience, including those who may not typically listen to music with explicit content. It allows artists to showcase their work to a wider demographic. 4. **Respecting Diverse Preferences**: Not all listeners appreciate or enjoy explicit content in music. Providing clean versions respects the diverse preferences of different listeners and ensures that everyone can enjoy the music in a way that aligns with their values and comfort levels. Having both explicit and clean versions of music available on CDs benefits artists, parents, and listeners by providing options that cater to different preferences and needs. www.lloydcaulker.net

Better results? Grow better plants? Does Albanese have a problem with his sense of smell? The is not any substance in what Albanese is selling. He does not offer any solid answers or ideas on how he can improve the life of the indigenius people in Australia. There are approximately 128,000 people homeless. How are these people going to be helped. Why is Albanese so hell bent on having this referendum past? Is there a hidden reason/interest. It is amazing how big business is supporting the "yes" vote. They have enough issues required to be addressed and approved already. It will become even more difficult if passed. Potentially a number of businesses could move overseas because it will be too difficult and costly to stay in Australia. Walking through a garden with his "people" does not make the " yes" vote right. Germany learnt this with Adolf Hitler. Governments, Big business are tryng to create an elite select world to control the world. The Federal Government is trying to pass a law essentially to only allow what they consider is truthful. The "Covid epidemic" appears to have been a training run on how a government can control and manipulate it"s population.

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Audio on because this song “Run” is beautiful by Snow Patrol. Your Pot of Gold: Unleashing Your Inner Innovator This St. Patrick's Day 🇮🇪 While green rivers and shamrock decorations are fun, St. Patrick's Day offers a surprising lesson for professionals: it's a day to celebrate innovation! St. Patrick, the Unexpected Innovator Legend tells the tale of St. Patrick introducing a completely new concept – a complex system of thought – to a land with established traditions. The Innovation Mindset: Here's how St. Patrick's story translates to your professional world: - Challenge the Status Quo: He wasn't afraid to tackle a big idea, even in the face of resistance. Just like in any field, sometimes the best solutions come from disrupting the norm. - Adapt and Be Creative: He found ways to connect with the people, using their familiar symbols (like the shamrock) to explain a new concept. Think outside the box to make complex ideas accessible. - Focus on Impact: His goal wasn't just presenting something new, but creating a lasting and positive influence. Always consider the real-world value of your work. So, how will you find your professional pot of gold? - Embrace innovation! Be bold, creative, and think outside the box. Just like St. Patrick, find ways to make a positive impact in your field. Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘️ #innovation #professionaldevelopment #StPatricksDay

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Last night Ezra Collective broke new ground by becoming the first jazz group to win the prestigious Mercury Music Prize beating out much bigger names like The Arctic Monkeys and Fred Again... This is massive for the UK grassroots music scene and the passionate people who support young musicians.   Ezra Collective's influences are as diverse as their North London home which they reflect, incorporating a range of genres from grime to salsa and reggae. In their winning speech (below), band leader Femi explained how the whole group had met in London at a youth club run by the charity Tomorrow's Warriors.   He said: "this is not just a result for Ezra Collective, this is not just a result for UK Jazz, this is special moment for every organisation across the country ploughing their efforts and time into young people playing music".   Reading the former attendees of Tomorrow's Warriors reads like a who's who of the leading lights of the new UK jazz scene with previous Mercury nominees Moses Boyd and Nubya Garcia represented in the ranks. These artists are now globally famous, and part of what makes UK music a cultural and economic force.   Ezra Collective's win is proof of what can happen when there are opportunities and infrastructure around to nurture latent talent and help it blossom. This obviously doesn't just apply to music, but to sport, the arts, and beyond. The UK has long been able to punch above its weight in these arenas, and grassroots charities working to give a platform to talented youngsters has been a massive part of that.   This is the kind of investment where the return is hard to see on a balance sheet, which goes a long way to explain why we've seen cuts to grants and funding for these organisations over the past decade. Typically, we assume what is easy to measure is what's important. What is harder to measure becomes a nice to have. Ezra's win explains better than any impact report or social return on investment how flawed that logic is.   In Femi's speech he called out a range of organisations doing this work. There are many more he didn't mention, and more still who've had to close their doors since Ezra first worked with Tomorrow's Warriors. If we're going to produce the next Ezra Collective tomorrow, it couldn't be more important that we make sure these organisations are able to thrive today. https://lnkd.in/eAD4GnsB

Why business, brands and marketing need to hire more people – and act more like - Queen bassist, John Deacon. And why we need jobs where we’re accepted for who we are, like Queen accepted John Deacon. So basically, this is a post all about John Deacon.