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Listen. Few jobs are paying enough. It's nearly impossible to enjoy your work, let alone work on a project that you're passionate about. Almost everyone has a side hustle (or 2. or 3). That said...let's do something different: let's collaborate! I'm not "at the top," but I am 100% open to creating something amazing that we can put out into the world. If you want to put your time and effort into something that fills your soul and my skill set (editing/sociolinguistics/writing) could be valuable, reach out. Let's connect, build healthy networks, and create something necessary and amazing! #collaboration #dowhatyoulove

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Three things: 1. Never ever give up on your dreams. 2. Always support other's dreams. 3. Take time to appreciate what you have accomplished.

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The book you will want this year. Separation of concerns made practical. I have watched Vlad Khononov's depths of thought grow on this topic. He is the expert I would turn to on the positive and negative power of coupling and decoupling. If you simply believe decoupling is better than coupling, then prepare to have your mind blown and then balanced. 🤯 ⚖️

It is the reason you say thank you by Peculiarly Positive Perspectives It is the reason you say thank you The importance of expressing gratitude is highlighted by showing how saying thank you demonstrates appreciation, strengthens relationships, promotes positivity, and has psychological benefits. It is a simple yet powerful gesture that can significantly impact connecting with others and contributing to well-being. Saying thank you is a meaningful expression of appreciation that helps build stronger connections and fosters a sense of community. via YouTube https://lnkd.in/gta7TVZC

It’s only been MY pleasure to lead our business for 8 of the 11 years I have been involved. Few things I have learned: • Only request of others tasks you're willing to undertake yourself. • True leaders prioritize their team's needs over their own. • Offer respect to everyone, regardless of whether they reciprocate. • Always come prepared. • Explain the purpose behind tasks, not just the tasks themselves. • Maintain an eagerness for learning throughout life. • Prioritize listening over speaking. • Sometimes, you'll need to go beyond your role without expecting rewards—such efforts often bring personal fulfillment. • Missteps aren't failures; they're chances to grow and advance. • Stay authentic to who you are and your core beliefs. Success follows when you align with organizations that share your values. • MOST IMPORTANT: Want more for others than from them! Thank you for the opportunity Mid-South, to continue to deliver a service that NO ONE wants, but at some point, EVERYONE needs.