Jeffrey Boone ARM的动态

Happy Presidents' Day from Vi! Did you know that half of US Presidents come from only 4 states: 8 from Virginia, 7 from Ohio, 5 from New York & 4 from Massachusetts? Enjoy today learning about presidential facts and history! ? #viliving #seniorliving #presidentsday

Happy Presidents' Day! Washington's Birthday, also known as Presidents' Day, is a federal holiday held on the third Monday of February. The day honors presidents of the United States, including George Washington, the USA's first president. #PresidentsDay #Holiday #HappyPresidentsDay #socialmediapost #realestate #realtor Follow me for more! #realestate

President's Day: The day is celebrated on the?third Monday of February?in honor of George Washington, the first President of the United States. Washington was born February 22, 1732. But, the holiday is also widely known as Presidents' Day, and is often an occasion to honor the incumbent president, and all persons who have served as president. Take the Trivia Quiz below. How much do you know about our President's? #themoreyouknow #USA #ADSproud Answer Key: 1C; 2D; 3B; 4C; 5A; 6D; 7C; 8A; 9B; 10D; 11C; 12A

Happy Presidents' Day from Vi! Did you know that half of US Presidents come from only 4 states: 8 from Virginia, 7 from Ohio, 5 from New York & 4 from Massachusetts? Enjoy today learning about presidential facts and history! ? #viliving #seniorliving #presidentsday

"My view is that the fears and adversities we encounter are our opportunity to accept what is and explore what is on the other side of fear to grow stronger, better, and have peace of mind." - Steve Gleason, New Orleans Saints legend and ALS warrior! What a powerful message. Take just a minute for this one. (video below):

I shed tears listening to Steve Gleason’s speech as he received the ESPN ESPY Arthur Ashe Award for Courage. His words pierced through the noise of our divided world. Steve said, “Given our interconnectedness, the greatest aspect of our purpose is to generously help, serve, and love others. Do we have the courage to unconditionally love our neighbors, our so-called enemies, and love ourselves?” The answer to his question, tragically, is a resounding NO. Courage is lacking. Emotional intelligence is lacking. Vulnerability is lacking. Love is lacking. And consequently, progress is lacking. In a world where diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging should be the cornerstones of our society, we often find ourselves entangled in the web of divisive and selfish decisions. The true essence of these values lies not in acknowledging differences but in embracing and celebrating them. It demands emotional intelligence to understand and empathize with experiences different from our own. It requires the courage to be vulnerable, to admit our flaws, and to commit to growth. Steve’s speech doesn’t contain lofty ideations; it is quite practical. But it requires a decision. A decision to be the person who creates environments where everyone feels they belong. A decision to challenge our biases and stand up against inequity. A decision to educate ourselves mentally and emotionally to listen, learn, and love without conditions. We have the capacity to answer YES to Steve’s question. The question is, are you embodying love, empathy, and vulnerability through your actions? Together, we can elevate, unite, and create a future where everyone truly feels valued, regardless of their values. #DEI #EmotionalIntelligence #Courage #Leadership #Inclusion #Equity #Belonging

Beautiful to the core. Powerful. So many ways to apply this in life and business.

What an incredible message about facing fear head on and how we can all work to be more courageous by being vulnerable enough to work together to find solutions. This can be applied to all areas of life. If you are a leader I ask you this: Are you courageous enough to be vulnerable so that you can truly serve those who follow you? People often put leaders on a pedestal. It’s a natural thing to do when you respect someone. However, it often overshadows the many failures that the leader has overcome to get them to their current point in life. Leaders, you have a DUTY to be vulnerable with those that deserve it, but especially with your direct followers. Help them grow from your past struggles and subsequent lessons. Share your wisdom. Share your passion. LEAD the way!

A role model for being a public servant leader:

For those who worry about the age of our president, you can learn an important lesson by looking at the record of one of our nation's greatest presidents. More here: https://lnkd.in/gTjEcHfM