What a week! Some of you may have seen a previous post awhile ago about our reward system we have with our kids to bring them into our work. It continues on, because it works. As a refresher, with both my husband and I working from home, the last thing we want is for our kids to resent it. Our vision is for them to understand WHY we work. For them to LEARN from our work. And for them to feel a part of it because we do this as a TEAM. We create a tracker and choose to hit a certain number of “wins” (for us it’s contracts). When we get a win, our kids get to mark a block off the tracker and when we hit our number, we get to go to a place of their choice. They are obsessed with Great Wolf Lodge and all things GWL. So we went again and chose the Williamsburg location so we can tie in some history while we were there. We had an EPIC time and they loved every minute of it. Our kids, our family, and our future are WHY we do this. It’s worth it and there are so many ways to make it FUN! #celebration #executivecoach #speaker #corporatetrainer #realestate #workfromhomeparents #remotework #familywins Novus Global
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The biggest thank you to you all. Wow, I don’t know how it happened but you very lovely people helped me gain lots more followers last week, over 240,000 impressions, over 3600 reactions and hundreds of comments. It’s certainly kept me and Mum busy and we want to say a VERY BIG THANK YOU!🤩 Many of you have followed me for a long time, thank you for always being interested and so kind to me. If you’re new, I thought it would help if I told you a little bit about me. I’m 25 years old, I have Down’s Syndrome, I love going to work at Marshall Fleet Solutions - Thermo King. I started work in August 2022 as a Parts Assistant. I love working, it makes me so happy, I’ve learned new things, I’m more independent and I love earning money and choosing how to spend it. I have great buddies at work and lots of support. I love my family and friends, I really enjoy holidays and going out - especially to the pub. If you saw my post last week you know I love my new PS5, I go boxing every week and horse riding. I’m a very proud Newcastle United fan. With Mum helping me I post every week on LinkedIn. I want everyone to know that people with different disabilities can work and do a great job, we all just need a chance. If you’re an employer please think how you could help. Just chatting to other people about me working might be enough to make a difference. Anyone interested should contact WorkFit, part of Down's Syndrome Association. They help with all of the process. I know that employers have employed people like me because they’ve seen my posts and used WorkFit😊. You can help me following me, by looking at my posts, reacting, commenting and sharing so as many people as possible can find a job. I never thought I would get a job. I have and I couldn’t be happier. My name is Joshua and I’m proving what I CAN do. Thank you so much for your support and interest. #inclusionmatters #candoattitude #dreamscometrue
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As a little girl, my grandmother used to shoot birds with a slingshot alongside the neighborhood boys. As her granddaughter, I never had the chance to ask her why she did such a terrible thing. I love birds. They are a constant reminder that I have been given wings to fly. The birds outside my home office window remind me of this every day. When I was a SAHM (a term I dislike because mothers never truly "stay at home"), I did everything I could to give my kids wings to fly. I put off flying myself because I wanted them to fly.. Today, all five of my kids have flown the nest. And even though I work from home, I now feel like I’m flying every day. Having wings to fly means different things to different people, but for me, it means having the support, courage, and opportunity to pursue my dreams and make an impact—both at home and in my career. But some people feel like their wings have been clipped. It's been so long that they can't even remember what it feels like to fly. I know, because this used to be me. Here's what I can suggest, if this is you: 🚀 Recognize your unique strengths and passions 🚀 Welcome opportunities for growth and learning (even when it's hard) 🚀 Build and leverage your support network I hope I can help others find their wings again. Sometimes, we just need to help others open the door of their cage. The wings are there. ❓ What does 'flying' mean to you in your career, home, or community, and how do you remind yourself to keep soaring? #ittakesavillage #workingmom #careergrowth
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2moGreat job Momma :) Love everything about this