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Great article on Donald Sutherland

"Don't you know that every kick is a boost?" <- what Rue McClanahan's (Blanche Devereaux on Golden Girls) mother said after Rue was told she would never work on television. Golden Girls, of course, went on to win numerous awards and continues to play on television 40 years later. What is the lesson from this? One takeaway for me is that someone else's opinion of your capabilities is not prophetic. You CAN be successful regardless of others' opinions. Secondly, rejection and setbacks are an inevitable part of your career journey. Use these setbacks as springboards to take you to greater heights. Lastly, may we all do our best to give more boosts. Hopefully, without the kicks included. You can see the full speech here: https://lnkd.in/gz-bsF9g

On our newest and 50th(!!) episode of Fraud in America, we sit down with Vincent McKnight of Sanford Heisler Sharp, LLP to discuss his incredible career and new tenure as Chairman of our Board of Directors.

https://lnkd.in/epTqAiJM I know the feeling. I received the top company award after my first year there… an award given annually to only 25 out of 3,000 employees. I decreased the amount of time it took to respond to RFPs by almost 50% through the use of an automated system the company had purchased prior to my employment which was a huge learning curve for me. Then, a few years later, I worked 8 RFPs simultaneously as the only Propisal Manager at the company at the time, 3 of which were due in the same week. I won 5 of those 8 opportunities, one of which was the largest win in the company’s history ($1B). Then came a merger that affected my position directly with a new boss who knew nothing about the company and nothing about me except that my sheer presence intimidated her. Then came her narrative… the narrative that shows up out of nowhere when weak white women show up and gain control over more qualified, educated and successful black women who report to them! And then, less than 2 years after she came, came my 48-hour resignation notice and my paid relocation to Hampton Roads, VA. Endnote: My Black Sistas, don’t be tricked into that give your company 2- weeks notice before you resign so you don’t burn any bridges thing. Here’s the deal: there is no bridge! #shutemdown

Do you know how to get the best of an argument? Join Edward Dow Bartling, CLU, MBA, FLMI, ACS, AIAA, WPDC, Chief Operating Officer of #FinancialMarketsInc to learn this and more on this episode of #ASunnierWarmerDay. 

Do you know how to get the best of an argument? Join Edward Dow Bartling, CLU, MBA, FLMI, ACS, AIAA, WPDC, Chief Operating Officer of #FinancialMarketsInc to learn this and more on this episode of #ASunnierWarmerDay. 

Do you know how to get the best of an argument? Join Edward Dow Bartling, CLU, MBA, FLMI, ACS, AIAA, WPDC, Chief Operating Officer of #FinancialMarketsInc to learn this and more on this episode of #ASunnierWarmerDay. 

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Leslie Pyenson, MD FACP had a 30-year career at the CIA treating employees, assets, and occasionally foreign leaders. In this excerpt from the latest Pandas Playing Cello, he describes to Julia Mossbridge, PhD and me what you can learn from shaking a person's hand, in this case the hand of Russian President Boris Yeltsin. Did he drink too much? Was his life in danger? There are even more fascinating details when you watch the entire episode here: https://lnkd.in/gF6kvFdf

When it comes to the success of a private club community like Admirals Cove, two essential components come into play: governance and operations. In this episode of "Admirals Insights," we explored the distinction between these two aspects and examined how they collectively contribute to the overall value and member experience of our Club.