#celebrate success

[azuremallone]

Co-workers in the article blamed security for not finding her sooner, yet...

They noticed a foul smell from her cubicle's location. No one bothered to visit her until Tuesday. So then they blamed remote work for reducing the number of people working on that floor... who walked past that location daily.

[dreamcloud12]

HOLY SHIT ONE OF MY YOUTUBE VIDEOS/SHORTS JUST HIT 1K+ VIEWS >XD

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSIRRRRRRRRRRR XD

I honestly didn't expect one of my videos/shorts to actually hit that many views lol

[photographybyronterner]

This is a picture of me from over 50 years ago, I am sitting on the right side of the picture. I was a student at the Germaine school of photography. We were on break and went up on the roof to have a smoke. I graduated in 1974 and found my way to City Island to open Focal Point Gallery now celebrating 50 years. Please come Saturday, September 7th 1-4 to Focal Point Gallery and help me celebrate with a new exhibition of my photography, with refreshments and music by the Daysof Wild. The celebration will continue at The City Island Gallery 278 from 5-8 where I will also have my work hanging. Let's party and have fun. Photograph by Ellen Cefaratti.

[djohnhopper]

CELEBRATING TALENT: Introverta Hansen. Welcome to issue 23 of the literary magazine 100subtexts. Another big issue of 217 pages, packed with fiction, fact, poetry, short, long, dark, light, and all spaces between. Celebrate with us the work of the writer and poet Introverta Hansen, and their beautifully elegant poem - My Phoenix. So don't hesitate, go get yourself a copy of issue 23, instantly downloadable planet-wide. Just follow the link: https://payhip.com/b/voAYF 100subtexts magazine: different voices - one space.

[haveacupofjohanny]

Why Your Small Wins Matter More Than You Think

Why wait for the big moments? Celebrate every small win and watch your motivation soar! 🎉 Life’s too short to put joy on hold—feel the damn happiness now! #SmallWins #CelebrateEveryStep #HaveACupOfJohanny

We live in a world that glorifies the big wins—landing that dream job, finishing a marathon, publishing a bestseller. And while those moments are incredible, waiting for them to feel joy is a trap. Trust me, I’ve been there, especially in my journey as an author. But here’s the truth: it’s the small wins, the little victories along the way, that truly keep us moving forward. The Power of Small…

[speelertechnologies]

As we celebrate Janmashtami, let’s draw inspiration from Lord Krishna’s wisdom and perseverance to overcome challenges and achieve greatness. Wishing you all a prosperous and Happy Janmashtami! 🌸✨

[goklassifieds]

On this Independence Day, let's celebrate the freedom to dream big and the courage to turn those dreams into successful businesses. Just as our nation forged its path to independence, let your entrepreneurial spirit pave the way to success and prosperity.

[royalchessmall]

𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞 & 𝐆𝐫𝐨𝐰𝐭𝐡 - 𝐌𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐔𝐧𝐥𝐨𝐜𝐤𝐞𝐝

100,000 buyers and counting!

A special thanks to all our patrons for supporting us in achieving the milestone. We are honored to have esteemed personalities like Viswanathan Anand and Anand Mahindra for being a part of our chess family. We look forward to continuing our legacy of delivering the best chess products to enthusiasts worldwide.

[journeytoleadership]

Quote Of The Week #359

[olayemi30]

Becoming Your Actions: The Power of Doing Over Saying

Have you ever made a promise you didn't intend to keep or do you find yourself constantly apologising for something you hoped to get done? Words and actions can be different but with a little help, we can all be better at closing the gap.

“You are what you do, not what you say you’ll do.” – Carl Jung. This powerful quote encapsulates a fundamental truth about personal integrity and the importance of actions over words. In a world where promises are often made casually, Jung’s words serve as a stark reminder that our true identity is reflected in our actions, not our intentions. Many of us are guilty of making grand plans and…

[healthawareness]

8 Ways to Remain Passionate About What You Are Doing

Struggling to stay passionate about your work? Discover eight practical ways to keep your enthusiasm alive and kicking, ensuring you remain motivated and inspired in your professional journey.

Hey there! 😃 Right one day ago, I cleared a Azure certification, and I was like – “All that effort of asking myself to put efforts was worth”. More of which I normally write here: Technology Posts by me And ahh, staying passionate about your work can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster ride, right? One day you’re on top of the world, and the next, you’re wondering why you even started. But…

[dominionacademyandhealthcare]

Like many careers and professions in healthcare, the risk of burnout is also high for Certified Nursing Assistants. Feelings of burnout can impact their physical health, mental health, and the quality of care they provide their patients.

[nimixo]

Follow along, don't give up

2024 smells like tons of success, peace, happiness and good news.

Write down your goals

Create a plan

Convert plan to daily small action steps

Follow along and celebrate every small success

#successful #peace #happiness #GoodNews #goals #makeaplan #followalong #celebrate #goalsettingforsuccess#actionplan #dailysteps #celebratesuccess #positivevibes #NewBeginnings #Nimixo #motivational #motivationalquote #motivationblowbyblow

[djohnhopper]

CELEBRATING TALENT: Grant Grays. Welcome to issue 23 of the literary magazine 100subtexts. Another big issue of 217 pages, packed with fiction, fact, poetry, short, long, dark, light, and all spaces between. Celebrate with us the work of the writer and poet Grant Grays, and the excellent poem - Allotrope. So don't hesitate, go get yourself a copy of issue 23, instantly downloadable planet-wide. Just follow the link: https://payhip.com/b/voAYF 100subtexts magazine: different voices - one space.

[nationsbenefitsindia]

NB Fitness Challenge 2023 | Winners

🌟 Announcing the Glorious Champions of NB Fitness Challenge 2023! 🎉

The wait is finally over, and it's time to reveal the extraordinary winners of the NB Fitness Challenge 2023! 💪🥇

We want to extend our heartfelt #congratulations to the remarkable individuals who have emerged as true fitness warriors, conquering every hurdle and surpassing expectations. Your dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment have earned you a well-deserved place in the winner's circle! 🌟💥

Without further ado, let's give a thunderous round of applause to our victorious champions:

🥇 First Place: Team BYB (Beat Your Body)

Mohan Raju Sarikonda

Nithin Krishna Sirigiri

Vikas Reddy Kamalapuram

Venu Gopal Chakalakonda

Rahul Ravala

Each of these incredible individuals has set a shining example of what it means to push boundaries and achieve greatness. Your hard work and determination have inspired us all! 🌟🏆

But let's not forget, every single participant in the #NB Fitness Challenge 2023 is a winner in their own right. Your commitment to your health and well-being is truly remarkable, and we applaud your efforts on this transformative journey. 👏💚

Let's come together to share in the joy of success and inspire each other for future fitness endeavors! 🎉💪

[lymphomalass]

You may remember me sharing in July 2022 how delighted I was that my painting of Castlerigg Stone Circle (near Keswick in the Lake District) had been featured in the Society of All Artists (SupportingAllArtists) quarterly magazine "Paint & Create" and how mine was first in the list of members' artworks!

I thanked Michelle Ewen and Christian Ewen of Write on Time Ltd and Kat Jane Massey of Www.instagram.com/visibilityqueenkat and Sue France of Sue France,Creative Connecting in Cheshire for their support of my work to increase my visibility as an artist.

Yesterday, that story continued for me…

I went to an art studio time of an art society I joined last autumn. We paint together for three hours most weeks – well, I paint in the lobby, as I’ve been told by my blood cancer consultant to still be very careful re Covid. But each week, at about half time, I don a mask and gloves and go round the main room to see what the other artists are creating and have a bit of a chat…. social like.

Anyway, when I got to a lovely society member who paints for pleasure rather than sales, I couldn’t resist asking: “Do you know who painted that picture you’re using as a reference…?” She hadn’t realised it was me.

I was ok about it. I know many artists wouldn’t have been. But it wasn’t being painted for profit and I think it’s important for artists to be as supportive of each other as we can be. And having your art used as an artist’s reference is a pretty sincere compliment.

In the same spirit, I was allowed to take a photo of my colleague's painting (still to be completed. I think it’s lovely.

To hear more about my art and life, and to maybe win a giveaway, please keep in touch by signing up at: https://lymphomalass253520856.wordpress.com/

To own my original painting (£75 unframed and including UK postage) please just private message me!

Thanks again!

Sam aka LymphomaLass xx