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Our employee stories series continues to feature more La Clinica employees and explore who we are, what we love, what drives us, and how we work. Up this week: Zulma Larios

There's always so much to be thankful for when it comes to our team! ???? For tips on how to integrate self-reflection and gratitude in your day-to-day life, check out our new read. ?? https://lnkd.in/eiQ3PMYU

Celebrating my 35th birthday today! Here’s to another year filled with lessons, smiles, and so much more. Cheers! ?? 6/6/89 Reflecting on some key lessons I’ve learned over the years: 1. Compound Growth: Life is a marathon, not a sprint. Small, consistent efforts lead to significant improvements over time. 2. Relationships: True connections are built on how we show up for each other. It’s the quality of our presence that matters most. 3. Embracing Discomfort: Growth often happens outside our comfort zones. It’s okay not to have all the answers. 4. Faith: Trust that there’s a greater plan at work. God didn’t bring us this far just to leave us here. 5. Gratitude: Be thankful for the past, but even more grateful for the present moment. TMC?? The Marathon Continues 2??4???8??

I am honored to have one of my articles, "12 Tips to Find Time for Coaching" included as one of the Top 10 Blog Posts of all time on the Contact Center Pipeline blog! Check out all of the Top 10 articles in the link below! #contactcenters #CX #EX #coaching

Innovative thinking leads to groundbreaking solutions. Sharing insights and knowledge can inspire growth and change. Let's drive progress together through thought leadership. #ThoughtLeadership #KnowledgeSharing

It's been 20years of Clarity, Simplicity, and Integrity. We appreciate our talented team and all our loyal clients over the years. #communication #publicfinance #climatechange #sustainability

OTA is proud to celebrate its 20th Anniversary. We are grateful for the clients and partners who have supported our team throughout our journey and become our lifelong friends! Here are 6 lessons I have learned from my experience running OTA for the past 20 years and that I try to live by. 1) Surround yourself with people whose company you enjoy and whom you respect and trust.?Life is all about relationships and the company you keep. Be discerning. 2) Never ever procrastinate. Those who live by: “put off today what you can do tomorrow” are mistaken. Instead, zero in on the tasks at hand and complete them with a sense of urgency. Have a “don’t just talk about it” mindset. Get it done! 3) Take calculated risks. Always be on the look out for new opportunities. This may require extra thought and creativity and could lead you out of your comfort zone. But, risks can be rewarding. And if they don’t work out, but you gave it your all, you’ll have learned a lot. 4) Never give up. When a plan doesn’t unfold the way you wanted, you can cry in your soup for a few minutes,?but then change your course and persevere. We all experience straight up bad days, weeks, and even years (as once told to me by my kids’ pediatrician). But remember that tomorrow is a new day that brings with it fresh possibilities. Nothing can replace a positive attitude. 5) Have fun and laugh a lot always. Life is not about finding the treasure at the rainbow’s end. It’s about enjoying the ride on the rainbow. Make sure you take the ride with those people who unconditionally love every crazy little thing about you. That journey will sustain you in the long run. 6) Help others. Show your gratitude for your own comforts by finding ways to be generous and kind to people in need. Your acts of kindness will bring you the most meaning and happiness to your life. We are excited about what’s to come for OTA in the next decades. Although the digital age is upon us, there will always be a need for live and in-person engagements to keep us connected as humans. See you On the Avenue!

NCS IT is 30! We are celebrating our 30th anniversary this year. As part of our celebrations, we've had a look at what technology was like back in 1994. Read our blog post here and let us know what you remember from 1994! https://lnkd.in/e-ADXa6E

Anniversary means Anniversary means a lot more to me than just marking the passage of time; it's a celebration of love, growth, and shared moments. Each year is a testament to the resilience of our bond, a journey filled with laughter, tears, and unwavering support. It's a beautiful reminder of the day our paths converged, creating a story unique to us. Anniversaries aren't just about the date; they're about the countless little moments that define our connection. It's about holding hands through life's twists and turns, finding solace in each other's presence. Every anniversary is a chance to reflect on our journey, appreciating the hurdles we've overcome and the joy we've discovered together. It's a day to express gratitude for the warmth of companionship and the comfort of knowing there's someone by my side. Through the years, our love has deepened, and the anniversary becomes a poignant marker of our shared history. It's a day to cherish the growth we've experienced as individuals and as partners, acknowledging the strength of our commitment. Anniversaries are a celebration of the ordinary moments that become extraordinary when shared with the right person. They encapsulate the beauty of commitment, loyalty, and the promise to continue writing our story together. So, on our anniversary, I find joy in reminiscing about our shared past, relishing the present, and eagerly anticipating the unwritten chapters of our future. (This is a general thought without attribution to a special date in my life... Just enjoy - don't correlate and try to live your respective annual day with full life)

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