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Let this timeless advice remind us that hard work often tips the scales in our favor. In sports and life, persistence and effort can achieve what talent alone may not. Whether you’re on the field, court, or any area of life, remember, relentless dedication is your ultimate game changer! 🏆 #HardWorkPaysOff #PositiveCoaching #Motivation #Sportsmanship #BenHogan

Contentment, Being-in-the-Zone & Giving Back Shaun Johnson played his last rugby league game this past weekend bringing to an end a 14-year career. He will be remembered as a really good player, who potentially did not achieve as much as he could have, but definitely as one of New Zealand’s greatest. He played some of his best footy over the last couple of seasons after returning to the team he started his career with in NZ. This season was marred by injuries, but some in the game believed that he could have gone on for another year or two. Playing his last game on Saturday, Shaun led his team in a come-from-behind win producing a “miracle pass” in the last minute of the game that led to the final scoring effort helping the team win by two points. Following is a video of his press conference after the game and there are three things that stood out for me – 1. Contentment – he spoke about being content with the game, not because of what the result was but because of how he and the team played. 2. Being-in-the-Zone – he speaks about being in the zone, “in the groove”, feeling “really good”, enjoying what he and the team were doing. He was “locked-in” to execute his role, thinking beyond the emotion of the occasion. 3. Giving Back – he expressed his intent now to give back to the sport, specifically in helping young players “develop their game”, “building a program that gives them access to knowledge that I wish I had access to”. According to me, these three represent a great state-of-mind to strive for when we call it time on our chosen vocations, no matter what they are. Thank you Shaun! #shaunjohnshon #nrl #ruglyleague #lessonsfromsport #leadership #contentment #beinginthezone #stateofflow #givingback #storytelling

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Institution of Lighting Professionals training course at the ILP Head Office training facilities in Rugby. The #FundamentalStreetLighting course on 26th April is now open for bookings. A course for street lighting engineers filled with information, practical advice and description of the issues with details of the options available. Everything you wanted to know about street lighting but may have been afraid to ask AN ESSENTIAL COURSE FOR A course for street lighting engineers filled with information, practical advice and description of the issues with details of the options available. Topics covered: Lighting and the law, risk management and lighting units The laws relating to the provision and maintenance of lighting Risk, risk assessments and risk management The eye, how we see, rods and cones and the S/P ratio Lighting units, what they mean and how they are used Electrical supplies, unmetered energy and switch regimes How is electricity generated, transmitted and distributed? DNO’s, IDNO’s and ICP’s Switch regimes, clocks, photocells and PECU arrays Unmetered energy, how it is traded, ELEXON, BSCP and more Equipment specification, lighting design and electrical design What to look out for in equipment specification, photometry and LED testing Identifying lighting user groups, their needs and lighting class selection Electrical units, power and power factor Basic electrical design issues and installations Inventories, inspection and testing and lighting policy development The importance of inventory and what information to keep Examines inspection and testing issues and techniques Light meters and light measurement checks Building on the whole course to examine the decisions around policy development. Please follow the shared link for more information.

The legacy continues– passed forward from my father, now I share the love of volleyball with these two. Being a professional volleyball player for 7 years has been one of the best investments of my life. It taught me teamwork, heightened awareness, patience, year-round discipline, confidence through training, the ability to rise higher and stand up faster after falls, and the importance of giving my best until the end. It’s about utilizing every opportunity to develop not only skills, muscles, and strategies as individuals but also as a harmonious team, acting as a whole. Now imagine, how we would act for peace, for climate, for human and more than human lives if we were equipped with these skills, and saw ourselves -like Douglas Rushkoff says-as “Team Human”? Volleyball has been my key to maintaining both health and confidence as a woman, pushing me beyond perceived limits each time. It has allowed me to master my mind and body. Through volleyball tournaments, I’ve encountered women players with stories of sexism and abuse. Every time we stepped onto the field, it wasn’t about defeating the competition; it was going beyond another milestone for the liberation of our souls, bodies, and minds as women. Little women are giants in their souls. Let children to play, let love of volleyball or any other (especially team) sports to lighten up our humanity around the world. 😍🏐 #TeamHuman #TheHeroines @theheroines.co #childrenfirst #strawberryteam #volleyball

A child's finger near a father perhaps says: "Look, what a big game!" Marcus Smith slotted it for a slim win in final seconds. Danny Care got 100 caps. The mother of England rugby captain Jamie George recently died. Ireland played as Ireland do - a team, attitude and ethos that speaks to 'the art of the possible'. Up there. All of them & beyond. Like Gareth Southgate on the 'round' rather than 'oval' ball front, they walk like us all with ghosts of things past with recast stories of what was, what is today and what could and might be tomorrow.   Jonny Wilkinson talked in today's post-match chat amid this evolving Six Nations series of moments when one is "looking for inspiration in life" and how in the 'game' one is often defined in a moment. That is the world we are in.   It’s only #rugby, only a game, only 80 minutes, only #sport.   As a #kiwi who has lived on this island for more time than I have lived in Aotearoa I get why the business of sport in and beyond rugby plays into various key narratives and marketing initiatives so heavily and so heavily into the global business of business.   Teamwork, focus, delivering to plan, going faster, growing & having a belief that runs up to and through the / our final whistle.   What’s not to like?   Sometimes sport goes beyond a game.   Sometimes moments in sport are metaphors for lives.   Sometimes what one wins is not as important as how, why and when one wins.   Sometimes little moments have a power to change things. That can matter in your world, this world, our world. As always, there is a support team helping players come alive on and off the field. Remember the support. It matters.   Life – is sometimes a game, a story, a moment. No LinkedIn ‘so what do you think about this?’ here …   Just sharing a moment ... from a moment ...   #teamwork #sport #motivation #life #ENGvIRE England Rugby Carpe Diem

How I handle making a mistake, whether in real estate or on the rugby field: Learn, adapt, reset, and focus on making the next action a positive one. Handling disappointments and setbacks with resilience. #GrowthMindset #Resilience #PositiveAction #LearnAndAdapt #RealEstateJourney #RugbyLife

🧑🧑🧒🧒 Is Rugby truly overcrowded, or are our perceptions incorrect? This insightful article delves into the statistics and realities behind Rugbys population density, providing a more nuanced perspective. Discover how housing shortages, innovative urban planning, and sustainable development strategies are crucial to addressing the town's challenges, and why Rugby remains an attractive place to live. Read on to explore these issues in depth and share your thoughts on the future of Rugby. Read the article here… #ThePropertyExperts #househunting #Rugby #Warwickshire #housingmarket #houseprices

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