#Professional connections

[everything-real-estate]

Connections that Count: How Networking Can Transform Your Career

The Significance of Networking Events When you think about networking events, what comes to mind? Perhaps it’s the image of formal gatherings filled with professionals shaking hands, exchanging business cards, and wishing everyone well. While that’s certainly a part of it, the reality is much richer and varied. Understanding the different types of networking events available to you and how to…

[themillionairethinking]

Network and Relationships: Leveraging Connections for Success

Unlock the power of connections! 🤝 Our latest blog post dives into the art of networking and building meaningful relationships for success. 💼✨ Link-in-bio to read the full blog. #NetworkingSuccess #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalConnections #MillionaireMind

Have you ever heard the saying, “It’s not what you know, but who you know”? While this may not be entirely true, there is no doubt that having a strong network of contacts can make a huge difference in your personal and professional life. Networking is not just a buzzword or a trendy activity. It is a vital skill that can help you achieve your goals, by building and maintaining meaningful and…

[mindgambit]

How networking can boost your confidence and propel your career forward

Networking is often seen as the key to professional success. But did you know that it can also play a significant role in boosting your confidence? In this article, we’ll explore how building professional connections not only opens doors but can also positively influence your self-perception. 1. Seek validation from like-minded individualsWhen you share your ideas and successes with others and…

[jrosemariemotheringwhilesingle]

How to Build & Maintain Healthy Connections Solo Mom

Photo by Antony Trivet on Pexels.com Introduction It can be hard for solo moms to build and maintain healthy connections. But these relationships are crucial to your health and happiness, so you shouldn’t ignore them. And I know it may seem like you’re just getting in touch with people who can help you. But if you take care of these connections with honesty and integrity, they can lead to…

[velvees-archive]

Ace Attorney Investigations 2 spoilers!

The famous (and now officially translated) AAI2 line is even better than I imagined because it isn’t about Phoenix—the next sequence is.

“I know how that feels…

To lose somebody so important to you. To lose faith in everything…”

…and have that faith restored by someone who has shown me unrelenting kindness.

-Edgeworth, probably

In Farewell, My Turnabout, Edgeworth tells Phoenix that lawyers aren’t heroes; they’re human. But for Phoenix, whose identity is intrinsically linked to his role as a defense attorney (ergo, saving people from “suffering” and “pain” because it’s his moral imperative), that distinction doesn’t exist. That’s why Edgeworth’s final acknowledgement of Phoenix in AAI2 matters. He's basically monologuing that Phoenix, regular old non-hero Phoenix, was his saving grace.

While Edgeworth expresses gratitude for Phoenix’s interference in the original trilogy, it’s framed as a thank you for what his childhood friend Phoenix provided him as a defense attorney: changing his career path so he could help snap Edgeworth out of the Demon Prosecutor funk and defending him in 1-4.

Investigations, on the other hand, has Edgeworth telling anyone who’ll listen that a "certain defense attorney” or “that man” showed him a better way to live (the difference here being Edgeworth acknowledging Phoenix’s larger role in his life beyond changing his judicial philosophy or saving him in court), all without ever explicitly confirming that Phoenix—not Phoenix Wright, attorney at law—yanked him into the light.

Then comes the end of AAI2.

“Somebody was kind enough to save me from myself.”

No mention of Phoenix being a defense attorney, no fancy titles, and no mention of Edgeworth’s changing courtroom practices. This line is personal and heartfelt, speaking to Phoenix and Edgeworth as people as opposed to their standing as lawyers. In doing so, Miles drives one last point home:

Phoenix Wright, the person, is the one who saved him; it isn’t Phoenix’s badge that Edgeworth comes to love.

[teacupsandcyanide]

Something I miss from earlier eras of the creative side of the internet was things just being unabashedly low-budget. Just all unashamedly amateur, unprofessional, ‘I don’t own a good camera but I have a story to tell you’, ‘I can’t afford a good mic but I have a song to sing for you,’ ‘I don’t have any kind of background in editing or lighting and I only just picked up this guitar last Tuesday but here’s an entire musical me and my friends wrote about our favourite book, we filmed it on a potato and put it up on YouTube in ten minute segments because we thought it was pretty funny.’

[ptieuca]

The part at the end of the night where we say goodbye... it's getting harder.

[ghostpajamas]

steady, my heart.

[heich0e]

also idk if anyone saw that work meet cute post i made the other day and then deleted but that guy emailed me today basically just to say it was nice meeting me and i almost kms-ed in my office when it hit my inbox

[justanotherhh]

me: dammit stolas you can't just walk away from someone who's struggling to connect with you, even if they're doing so through the poorly processed means of yelling insults, you've gotta give them time to work through it and not need to control everything

also me: [is aware that i also need to engineer situations to go perfectly and if someone started yelling at me i too would immediately get triggered and leave the situation and cry and if i had portal-making powers would yeet them to another continent, never mind just outside the door]

[ukulelegodparent]

Taking the train is so fucking great! I've barely been on it for 30min and I've already seen a bunch of geese and deer and a heron!

[statementlou]

i’ll never understand people who want louis to go back to his 1d manufactured image. i fell in love with the louis of now, the one who is as authentic as he can be. he’s not 18 anymore, he’s 32, he’s grown, he’s changed in some ways but still the core of who he is has remained, it’s just that some people refuse to see it

like literally even the appeal of 1D was that they weren't that!!! Let alone now or anything that has happened in the last nearly a decade, it is truly baffling to me that anyone would voluntarily say, I don't like this version of things where we get to connect to our fave as a PERSON and he even acknowledges and talks about how we (the fans) and he (the person) have this special fucking bond of us understanding him and loving the actual person he is and how it's better than any other fan/ artist relationship and allows for vulnerability and how he has heard us saying for years that we would give him anything all we want is for him to be happy and been like I hear you and I appreciate that so much you have given me everything and I love you so much in return, and see him again and again and yet again lurking and listening and finding fun little ways to give us the things we've said we wanted and showing his huge and sincere and beautiful love and affection for us, including the gift of acting casual and human in front of us and letting us see him that way, letting us in, how someone would look at the absolute PRIVILEDGE of getting to be a part of all this of this beautiful relationship... and be like ugh but I just want him to act more professional actually.

[moonlume]

tumblr said draw something bad so I did but I'm mad I still didn't feel anything

[beccawise7]

Solid gold.

~beccawise7💜🖤

[quirkle2]

first proper comic i've ever made! this is for my fic rainspeak; treat it as a bit of a "deleted scene" that takes places right after chapter 13

i never wrote anything from reigen's pov during the last few chapters bc 1) i wanted to focus on the kids, and 2) i'm not totally confident in my ability to write something compelling from that pov w those circumstances. so here's a comic instead <3

[lovesodeepandwideandwell]

Dare I say it, the way Parks and Rec failed in its conclusion was by succumbing to the capitalist construction of the self as an infinite growth optimization machine (where the optimized self is the work self)