?? A Grinch-tastic Night Out!? ? Last Thursday, our team decided to risk it all and let the Grinch steal our hearts at Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical at the Straz Center! With iconic songs, stunning sets, and a heartwarming story narrated by Max the Dog, the performance brought Whoville’s holiday magic to life. From laughter to reflection, it reminded us all of the true spirit of the season.?? ? Supporting the arts in our Tampa Bay community is always a joy, and this record-breaking holiday sensation is one we won’t soon forget. ??? ??? If you missed it in Tampa, don’t worry—check out the Grinch’s tour schedule to see where he’s swiping Christmas next here: https://lnkd.in/eyNycwBN?? ? #frameworksoftampabay #HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas #StrazCenter #teambonding?
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Listen up. You're a Jazz master, like Jimmy Smith. But here's the thing: Jimmy was a musical genius, but he made a costly mistake. He didn't have Long Term Care for his wife, Lola, and lost all his wealth. Don't make the same mistake. Success comes with responsibility. Take care of your loved ones and secure their future. Don't let your fortune slip away. Be like Jimmy in talent, but smarter in planning for the future. Trust me, it's worth it in the end. https://lnkd.in/g2HAEnBX #familymatters #Jazziswasandalwayswillbe #Longtermcare
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Here's one last blog post for 2024. It's about when Hot Tuna came to The Wilbur Theater in Boston. January 1st is the 2nd anniversary of r0ck bl0gster. I would like to thank all of the musicians I've seen & the people who've read my blog. See you in 2025! https://lnkd.in/eqDKeC8X #blog #concerts
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One of my favorite lines from the musical Hamilton is when Burr says to Hamilton “talk less, smile more.” So many of us have a tendency to overexplain, to give more information than is necessary, and to talk to fill what we think will be an awkward silence. Next time you’re in a conversation, try Burr’s advice - talk less and smile more. State your case, and then stop. Give the other party time to process. Don’t rush to fill in the conversation.The silence always seems longer to us than to them. #ProTip #EffectiveCommunication #SayLess #SitWithTheSilence #LeadershipSkills #ExecutiveCoaching #ProfessionalGrowth
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As we remember the legendary Elvis Presley today, let's also reflect on the valuable lessons his estate planning mistakes teach us. Despite his musical legacy, Elvis's lack of a solid estate plan led to prolonged legal battles and family disputes. I urge you to take proactive steps to protect your assets and loved ones. Whether you're a rockstar or not, proper estate planning ensures your wishes are honored and your legacy is preserved. Let's learn from history and secure our futures responsibly. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gfF9_J4U #EstatePlanning #LegacyProtection #LessonsFromElvis ????
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Have your plans suddenly changed, and you need an easy to medium piece, and you need it digital? Look no further. We have you covered! Mr. Lee has created a modern-day madrigal as a lovely Advent anthem. Set for a cappella voices, the changing meters and tempos might seem challenging. But these characteristics are logical and roll off with simplicity and grace, adding musical interest and attention to the text. For church choirs. Easy-medium. https://lnkd.in/eESwUKAJ
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As we remember the legendary Elvis Presley today, let's also reflect on the valuable lessons his estate planning mistakes teach us. Despite his musical legacy, Elvis's lack of a solid estate plan led to prolonged legal battles and family disputes. I urge you to take proactive steps to protect your assets and loved ones. Whether you're a rockstar or not, proper estate planning ensures your wishes are honored and your legacy is preserved. Let's learn from history and secure our futures responsibly. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gUS469uq #EstatePlanning #LegacyProtection #LessonsFromElvis ????
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Memoirs are a powerful medium, capturing not only the essence of an individual’s journey but also the cultural and historical context surrounding their experiences. Gypsy Rose Lee’s memoir stands as a prime example of how personal stories can transcend generations, shaping narratives and offering insights into the lives behind the public personas. Writing memoirs is about preserving authenticity, ensuring the true story comes from the one who lived it. As in the case of Gypsy, it allows us to see beyond the myth and into the human complexity of ambition, reinvention, and resilience. Memoirs become legacies, giving readers and future generations a chance to connect with history through a deeply personal lens. For anyone contemplating their own memoir, consider it not just an act of storytelling but an act of reclamation, telling your story before others define it for you. At Ceres Inks, we’re passionate about helping stories like these come to life with authenticity and impact. Ready to share yours? Let us help you get started.
In the 1930s, Gypsy Rose Lee, perhaps the world’s most famous stripper, helped transform burlesque from a vulgar pastime to café-society entertainment, simply by acting refined. Lee’s 1957 memoir—called “Gypsy”—was adapted for Broadway in a lightning-quick few months by an unbeatable supergroup: the book writer Arthur Laurents, the lyricist Stephen Sondheim, the composer Jule Styne, and the director Jerome Robbins. In the years since, the mythical version of Gypsy’s mother, Rose, has eclipsed Gypsy’s own fame. There’s a pantheon of terrifying Roses now: she can appear as a gorgon (Ethel Merman, Patti LuPone) or as a vain, manipulative pixie (Bernadette Peters). With the fifth Broadway revival of the legendary musical, now at the Majestic, the director George C. Wolfe humanizes the famously monstrous stage mother—with some help from Audra McDonald, the once-in-a-generation soprano megastar and winner of six Tony Awards. Read Helen Shaw’s review: https://lnkd.in/gfguKuwH
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Transforming Careers & Unlocking Hidden Opportunities | Executive Search & Career Transition Expert | Helping Top Talent Get Hired Faster Founder at NTS Group & TheJobSwitch.com peter.norwell@ntsrecruitment.com
Love this post from a great guy and a good friend Mostafa Zaghloul. This story is incredibly relevant to the recruitment and job market today. The "Joshua Bell Experiment" is a powerful reminder that talent, no matter how extraordinary, can go unnoticed if it's not in the right environment. In today's competitive market, it’s more important than ever for professionals to seek opportunities where their skills are valued and appreciated. As recruiters, it's our responsibility to help individuals find the roles and organizations that truly recognize their potential. Don't let your talent be lost in the wrong place—make sure you're in the right one! Awesome post!
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Want to know how to use your talent before you lose it? Go where you are appreciated and valued. That’s what the “Joshua Bell Experiment” taught me. On January 12, 2007, Joshua Bell played his $3.5 million Stradivarius violin at L’Enfant Plaza metro station during the morning rush. No one knows he was Joshua Bell, one of the best musicians in the world. Results: ? Out of 1,097 passersby, 7 stopped. Bell earned $32.17 - mostly unnoticed. 2 days before he played in the subway, Joshua Bell sold out a Boston theatre. Results: ? The seats averaged about $100. They sold out 2000 seats. Same Violin. Same Joshua Bell. Different place. Don’t let your talent be lost in the wrong place. You’re more worth it than you think you are. Have you heard about this experiment before?
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Yesterday, we remembered the musical legend Bob Marley. But his story also teaches a valuable lesson about estate planning.? Don't Wait - Secure Your Future Today! #BobMarleyRemembrance #Estate Planning #SuccessionPlanning #LegacyProtection #Wills #Trusts #SecureYourFuture #EghobamienandEghobamien
