Murat Aydin

Witnessing 58 seconds of pure humanity has forever changed a life. ❤️ 💦

🌊 Ocean Conservation Namibia 🇳🇦 deserves a resounding applause for their incredible mission – rescuing seals from the relentless clutches of ocean plastic. Their commitment is not just admirable but truly inspiring.

Let's all stand together and appreciate the extraordinary work they do! 🙌🏻❤️🙌🏻

Excellence Talks

Enma is the first in her family to receive a college degree. 🎓❤️

“🇪🇨Our parents came here 27 years ago in hopes of giving their children the absolute best and most importantly give them an opportunity they did not have. Through so much hard work they were able to allow my sister to graduate with her Bachelors in Criminal Justice absolutely debt free. Today my sister thanked them by placing her graduation attire in honor of all their selflessness.” — Enma's sibling.

Video: Enma Bautista @ebautista28

“If you want to change the world, start off by making your bed.“
- William H. McRaven

#leadership #motivation #success

Never forget to appreciate the people who gave you a chance! 👇

Even the most successful people have a career-turning moment when their skills are recognized and provided with assistance.

If you hope that others can see this type of potential growth in you, be sure to offer it when you see potential in another person too.

When comparing two products, it's not just about the immediate quality you see, but also about the long-term value they bring.

The allure of a lower price can be tempting, but it is essential to consider the hidden costs of poor quality: frequent replacements, safety, frustration, and lost time. Investing in quality today often saves you from these future headaches.

As the saying goes, 'The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten.' Excellence, after all, is not a single act but a consistent habit that pays off in the end.

Credit (video): David Funyi T. and Florian Palatini

Do you agree? 👇

Do you agree? 👇

Love this wisdom shared on the billboard in Japan ❤️

🌟 HOW TO WORK BETTER 🌟

Having spent a decade working in a Japanese company, I have learned invaluable lessons that align with a billboard in Japan sharing key principles for improving work habits:

1️⃣ DO ONE THING at a time: Focus on one task at a time. Multitasking reduces efficiency and increases errors.

2️⃣ KNOW THE PROBLEM: Understand the problem thoroughly before jumping to solutions. This ensures effective problem-solving.

3️⃣ LEARN TO LISTEN: Develop active listening skills. Listening fosters better communication and collaboration.

4️⃣ LEARN TO ASK QUESTIONS: Asking questions clarifies understanding and drives improvement.

5️⃣ DISTINGUISH SENSE FROM NONSENSE: Prioritize tasks and avoid distractions to focus on what's important.

6️⃣ ACCEPT CHANGE AS INEVITABLE: Embrace change as it brings opportunities for growth and learning.

7️⃣ ADMIT MISTAKES: Acknowledge errors for personal and professional growth.

8️⃣ SAY IT SIMPLE: Communicate clearly and concisely for better understanding.

9️⃣ BE CALM: Maintain composure in stressful situations for clearer thinking.

🔟 SMILE: Create a positive atmosphere; a smile can foster community and boost morale.

These principles have not only shaped my career but also enriched my approach to work and life. As we strive to embody these principles, I invite you to reflect on your own experiences:

What strategies have you found most effective in improving your work habits? How can these principles contribute to a more productive and fulfilling work environment for you and your team?

Let's continue to learn and grow together!

Credit (picture): Tess Everingham PCC