Klein Visioneering Group

We're heading into a new year, which means thoughts of "resolutions" might be on your mind. But instead of taking on something new, what if the best thing you could do for yourself in the year ahead, is figure out what you're going to give up and let go of? In his thought-provoking talk, transformation expert Martin Danoesastro shares insights on his experiences doing just that. Stripping away the old work models that were no longer serving him or his team, in order to make room for what would ultimately bring about success for his team and clients. Are you tired of the way things have been? What are you willing to give up this year to make that change finally happen? Listen to his TED Talk here: https://bit.ly/4fRGwZm

Looking for ways to see your team run more efficiently? Letting go of leadership hierarchies is a good place to start! At KVG, we believe that everyone on the team has something to contribute, and leadership shouldn’t be exclusive to a “title”. In her TED talk, Marketing Consultant Gitte Frederiksen shares how leading with a network not only improved her employee morale but resulted in even better results for their clients and stakeholders. Check it out for 12 minutes of inspiring info! https://bit.ly/4ityS8S

Is it volunteer work? Is it abstract art? Why not both? Last week, the KVG team headed over to the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store in Spearfish and grabbed some paint brushes for our Month of Caring assignment! We spruced up a shed and turned some carpet scraps and unusable paint into what we call an "impromptu masterpiece" Thank you to the United Way of the Black Hills for the opportunity to give back to our community! #monthofcaring #unitedway #teamwork

"Even before the Covid Pandemic, people across the globe spent billions of hours performing unpaid care work- such as caring for children or elder relatives, as well as routine household work- often while juggling other full-time jobs and in the majority of these instances, those labor duties went -and still go to- women..." This short video of Employment Advocate Sharmi Surianarain stresses the importance of acknowledging the work of caregiving and fostering workplace environments that adhere to supportive policies that allow employees the flexibility to carry out their care work. KVG prides itself on being a business that encourages a strong work-life balance; we acknowledge the challenges that come with extra care work and have committed to supportive accommodations for our team. KVG is also deeply committed to the specific area of child care and offers various consulting and advocacy services that support childcare businesses and foster impactful change in the child care industry of South Dakota. If you are a child care provider, give us a call and let’s work to get your business set up to reach it’s fullest potential! 605-549-2260 https://lnkd.in/gn3kwAyE

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