A Bolder Way Forward Leadership Development Spoke的动态

[Huey P. Newton] Yo, it’s Huey P. here to wake the nation! Got my Panthers in black, no hesitation. I’m out here reppin’ Oakland, defendin’ my hood, Self-defense, pride, you misunderstood! Free Breakfast Programs, yeah, we feed the youth, Health clinics, schools—give power and truth. Karenga, your Kwanzaa’s cool, I’ll give you that, But we’re building movements, not just holiday chats! [Maulana Karenga] I’m Maulana Karenga, cultural pride! Kwanzaa creator, keepin’ spirits alive. I teach Umoja, unity deep, You’re out here armed, but peace is what we seek! Black pride, black power, I'm in that lane, Lifting up culture, not fueling the pain. While you're patrolling, fists high and tense, I’m grounding the people in common sense! [Bobby Seale] Yo, Bobby Seale on the mic, co-founder in charge, Revolutionary ride, our impact is large! We’ve been hunted down, locked up, abused, But we rise again, 'cause the Panthers refuse! We’re cookin’ hot meals, teachin’ Black history, While you’re preachin’ your symbols and ceremony. Your seven principles can’t stop our fight, Our Panthers move as one, power and might! [Maulana Karenga] Principles, Bobby, are the roots of power, Without culture, your garden will sour. I lay foundations, give pride to our race, While you’re out here runnin’ an armed rat race. Community love, self-determination, Not just aggression in confrontation. Building up spirits, creating a base, Not lookin’ for a fight but a united space. [Angela Davis] Angela’s here to drop knowledge and wisdom, I see both sides but still fight the system! It’s bigger than guns, it’s bigger than pride, It's a liberation, side by side! Panthers, we fight for change, for rights, Karenga, you spark the cultural lights. But don't you forget, we’re bound in this, Every fist raised helps uplift the oppressed! We’re Panthers, we prowl and defend our land, [Maulana Karenga]: But culture’s the glue that helps us stand! [Bobby Seale]: Feedin’ the children, protecting the block, [Angela Davis]: The real revolution’s a full-on shock! [All Together] Black pride, Black power, we each play our part, United for the people with courage and heart! [Maulana Karenga]: [Bobby Seale]: [Angela Davis]: The real revolution’s a full-on shock! [All Together] Black pride, Black power, we each play our part, United for the people with courage and heart!

I particularly like this view from Phil Fersht which was presented at #hfsDisrupt describing how Generative AI will be the fundamental driver of value creation within an enterprise over the coming years. #GenAI #HfSDisrupt #Transformation

Kluever Law Group, LLC's Managing Partner, Blake Strautins reflects on the impact that his ALFN Junior Professionals and Executives Group "JPEG" Picture the Future Award has had on his career. Check out what all of the past decade of #ALFNJPEG #PictureTheFutureAward winners had to say on the American Legal & Financial Network "ALFN" LinkedIn Page!

Gabriela shares how RSCL supports the professional development of its cohort members!

With Pride month coming to a close we thought we’d share this article from Neil John Cunningham. It’s a good read for anyone who wants to understand why pride and pride parades are still as important as ever. The link is in the comments. #Pride #PrideMonth #PeopleAndCulture #LBGTQ+

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Proud to share our latest insights on the South Bay Los Angeles multifamily market.?Check out the full update to stay informed and ahead of the curve in this dynamic region. #SouthBay #LosAngeles #Multifamily #MarketUpdate

On this episode of #ASunnierWarmerDay, Edward Dow Bartling, CLU, MBA, FLMI, ACS, AIAA, Chief Operating Officer of #FinancialMarketsInc warns us about delaying today by focusing too much on yesterday.

On this episode of #ASunnierWarmerDay, Edward Dow Bartling, CLU, MBA, FLMI, ACS, AIAA, Chief Operating Officer of #FinancialMarketsInc warns us about delaying today by focusing too much on yesterday.

Governor Moor, allow me to offer my counsel through a lens of personal observation. Your magnetic presence and compelling charisma are undeniably potent, drawing in constituents and fostering a sense of unity within communities. Like a masterful matador commanding rapt attention in the arena, you have skillfully honed the ability to connect with the public. Yet, even the most adept matador knows the perils of overindulgence in spectacle. For you, the danger lies in an overemphasis on popularity and social engagement, which may give rise to the perception that you prioritize public acclaim over substantive governance—a perception that is, in reality, unfounded. When a leader appears more preoccupied with visibility and popularity than with making the difficult, principled decisions required for effective governance, it risks cultivating a culture of superficiality. Such an approach can undermine respect, particularly among those who value responsibility and accountability. Conservative constituents, who look to their leaders for a steadfast commitment to economic stability, public safety, and traditional values, may become disillusioned. The allure of popularity must be tempered with the gravity of leadership. If the public perceives that you are pursuing approval at the expense of meaningful governance, you risk alienating those who see beyond the facade of popularity and seek genuine stewardship.