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As the 150th Kentucky Derby quickly approaches, how do you plan to celebrate the Run for the Roses 🐎 🌹 without putting your recovery, or the recovery of a loved on, at risk? Here are a few tips ⬇️ 1. Plan ahead. 2. Avoid being alone. 3. Spend quality time with a group of sober friends. 4. Host your own Derby party. 5. Get crafty and enjoy a Derby mocktail. 6. Make short appearances and drive yourself. 7. Keep it simple and don’t stress too much about what everyone else is doing.

The event is June 6-8, but let's break that schedule down ⬇️ It's officially a three-day event, but check out the breakdown of what each day looks like commitment-wise. Thursday, June 6 - Trivia Competition at Naked River Brewing Co. from 5-8 PM - You'll only need to send 5 people to represent the company, although you're welcome to bring more to cheerlead/support/have some drinks Friday, June 7 - Bowling Competition at Spare Time from 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM - You'll send 5-10 people to represent the company on the bowling team. You can pick a time from 12:30 PM - 4:30 PM to stop by, whatever your team prefers. Saturday, June 8 - The Field Day Event at Finley Stadium and First Horizon Pavilion - Officially 7:30 AM - 4 PM - This is the day you want the entire company to come out. It's way more fun if you have everyone come out and stay/tailgate all day, but if you have employees who need to pop in and out, they are welcome to. Corporate Challenge is flexible so people can still participate even if they can't stay all day. It's also family-friendly - families are more than welcome to come out and support, although they cannot physically participate in the challenges.

Really enjoyed the session, with a quality set of coaches and fantastic facilities at Mansfield Town Football Club’s RH Academy! We covered 🟡 Fundamentals of movement 🔵 Fundamental movement skills 🔴 Practical examples in multi skills ⚪️ Growth milestones and much more… All of this and linking these to the brilliant basics & how to inbead these into their coaching sessions #CPD #multiskills #fundamentals #PE #education

From underdog to unstoppable! Leicester City shocked the football world to win the Premier League title in the 2015/16 season. Leicester City's historic English Premier League victory against all odds serves as a powerful analogy for the journey of a tech startup. Here's how: 1. Vision and Ambition: Just like Leicester aimed for the top in football, tech startups set out with ambitious goals. They dare to challenge established norms and dream of disrupting industries with innovative solutions. 2. Resourcefulness and Agility: Leicester's triumph was fueled by resourcefulness and agility, making the most of their limited resources. Similarly, startups often operate with lean teams and budgets, leveraging creativity and adaptability to overcome challenges. 3. Teamwork and Collaboration: Leicester's success was a result of seamless teamwork and collaboration. In tech startups, diverse talents come together, each contributing their expertise to drive towards a common goal. 6. Resilience and Perseverance: Despite setbacks and obstacles, Leicester never lost sight of their goal. Similarly, startups face numerous hurdles on their path to success but demonstrate resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. 7. Disruptive Innovation: Leicester's victory disrupted the established hierarchy of football. Likewise, tech startups aim to disrupt industries with groundbreaking innovations, challenging traditional models and paving the way for new possibilities. In essence, Leicester's triumph embodies the spirit of the underdog, defying expectations and inspiring belief in the power of perseverance and innovation. Just as Leicester achieved the impossible in football, tech startups strive to make their mark and rewrite the rules of their respective industries. It's a testament to the fact that with passion, determination, and a bold vision, even the most unlikely contenders can emerge victorious. 🌟 #UnderdogSuccess #TechStartupJourney #Innovation #Persistence #Disruption

I'm going to focus my posts this week on #coaching. After all, I've learned this past year that it can mean a lot of things. What exactly does it mean to me? ⛹♂️ Arkansas State University point guard Derrian Ford describes it well in this video when he talks about basketball and cybersecurity. The short answer? In IT, there are a lot of Xs and Os that won't help you succeed. Don't be fooled by them. 🃏 Find a #technology firm to partner with that brings your business the winning playbook. That's how winners win. #YourITcoach #PCAknowsIT

“Robust and Innovative” Those are two words that have been used to describe Yellow Dog by one of our longest tenured clubs. How would you describe your inventory solution? Make sure to stop by Booth #1200 at the CMAA World Expo this week to learn more!

Making racket sports "approachable" has several benefits, as it encourages wider participation and promotes a healthier lifestyle. Here are some reasons why it's important to make racket sports approachable: 1. Inclusivity: By removing barriers to entry, such as cost and skill level, more people can participate, regardless of their background, age, or fitness level. This fosters a sense of inclusivity and diversity. 2. Confidence Building: Participation in racket sports can boost self-confidence as people learn and progress in the sport. This newfound confidence can extend to other areas of life. 3. Fun and Recreation: Ultimately, making racket sports approachable is about ensuring that people have opportunities to enjoy themselves, have fun, and engage in a recreational activity that brings joy to their lives. Shout out to Jack and Jill of America, Inc. for understanding this and making it available throughout their network.

Patience and perseverance is grossly underestimated! Extremely smart and intelligent team members tend to loose the initial value they bring when they dont have these two qualities and averagely smart team members with little or no skills, but with a high level of patience, perseverance and commitment to growing tend to acquire all the skills and intelligence they need and become extremely valuable to a team over time! Patience and perseverance is grossly underestimated! Always better to Play the long term game!

It is a struggle. And COVID certainly didn't help, but rather slowed everything down. But I am finally starting to see that we are no longer this bunch of weirdos approaching the business side of a sports club in a totally different way than anyone else. I see more and more signs that clubs are starting to realise that their premium customers and business partners are not just fans with more money. They are a totally different segment that should be catered for differently. They have a different customer journey and different touch points. they have totally different expectations. If you want to optimise your dealings with this segment, redesigning your processes and IT infrastructure is not just an option. It is a must. Sometimes you have to realise that the path you took so many years ago is no longer heading in the direction you had in mind. It is never too late to take a different path, but it becomes more and more difficult the longer you wait.... Thanks Gordon Kaye to shine some light on the challenges and frustrations and for highlighting that sometimes you just have to take 1 step back to take a leap forward!