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On this Respect Life Sunday, we reflect with gratitude on the sheer gift of our own lives and recommit to defending the sanctity of all human life, from the moment of conception until natural death. Learn how Thomas More Society is on the frontlines defending life & how you can support the mission at https://hubs.la/Q02SfRpT0.

To serve is beautiful,But only if it is done with Joy and a whole heart.

Steven Bartlett The people around you assets: There are so many people around us which has so many perspectives about the life: - In making decision - In doing business - In joining the personal brand journey These are the people we should treat as like assets Because we don't know when we need the expertise of these people Sometime when the bad time come: - We forget those people who helped us somehow sometime - But the reality is who helped us also needs help sometimes When we're nothing we also need help of these people Because according to me every person is an expert They're in: - Sales - Marketing - Operations - Logistics - Personal branding And many many fields When the time comes we can use their expertise in going ahead in our business and to learn about these aspects Every human is asset and they should be treat like asset Steven Bartlett What are your views on this?

On the back of a post... My take on struggling...... Struggling with personal challenges often leads us to take our frustrations out on those closest to us. Here’s why this happens: 1. **Emotional Overload**: When we’re stressed or overwhelmed, our emotional reserves can be drained. This makes it harder to control our reactions, leading to irritability and snapping at those around us. We might lash out in ways we wouldn’t under normal circumstances. ???? It’s a sign that we’re grappling with more than we’d like to admit. ?? 2. **Limited Coping Skills**: Without effective coping mechanisms, we might unload our frustrations on the people we see most frequently. They bear the brunt of our stress, even though they might not be the cause of it. ???? They are simply the closest targets for our pent-up emotions. 3. **Perceived Safety**: We often feel that expressing our true feelings is safer with close friends or family. We believe they will understand and forgive us more easily, even if we don’t always manage our emotions well. ???? This sense of safety can lead us to act out more freely, sometimes at their expense. 4. **Heightened Tensions**: Personal struggles can exacerbate existing issues in our relationships. The stress we’re under can cause us to project our own worries or insecurities onto those we care about, making existing tensions worse. ???? We may inadvertently make the situation more difficult for everyone involved. 5. **Difficulty Expressing Feelings**: It’s not always easy to articulate complex emotions. Instead, we might express our discomfort through anger or frustration, even if that’s not our intention. ???? This can be confusing and hurtful for those around us, who may struggle to understand what we’re truly feeling. Recognising these patterns can help us address them more effectively. By improving self-awareness, communication, and seeking support, we can better manage our reactions and maintain healthier relationships during tough times. ????

One of the rules of leadership and foundation of team building.

Compassionate leadership starts with self-compassion—and self-compassion begins by simply paying attention to your inner voice. #InnerVoice #SelfCompassion #CompassionateLeadership #EmotionalIntelligence #MindfulLeadership

Establishing time and freedom for you.

And, on every day, remembering and acknowledging the efforts you are making and the stepping stones that you are exploring is very important. We are too rarely acknowledged, even by ourselves. In HHH we learn to do this for ourselves - from the most loving part of ourselves to the parts making the efforts. We also learn to celebrate it with each other. Learn more about Hunger, Hope and Healing: https://lnkd.in/egAEcTfm

Today, we honor and celebrate the guiding lights in our lives – our mothers, teachers, and gurus. Their wisdom, encouragement, and support have shaped our paths and inspired us to achieve our best. Let's take a moment to express our gratitude to those who have enlightened our journeys. Who has been your guiding star? Share your story in the comments below!