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  🌟 Can we talk about online etiquette for a moment? 🌟 In today's modern world, encountering impoliteness has sadly become all too common. It's frustrating when simple manners like saying "please" and "thank you" seem to have fallen by the wayside. 🙄 Here are five key points on why practicing good manners online matters: 1️⃣ Politeness Goes a Long Way: Whether it's in-person or online, a little courtesy goes a long way. Saying "please" and "thank you" not only shows respect but also creates a more pleasant interaction for everyone involved. 2️⃣ Acknowledging Emails Matters: Ever sent out an important email and received radio silence in return? It's not just annoying; it's downright inconsiderate. Acknowledging emails, even with a simple "Got it, thanks!" can make all the difference in maintaining professional relationships. 3️⃣ Online Etiquette Reflects Professionalism: In the digital age, your online behaviour

Back in January '24, I described  'Seven Pillars of Growth': #1:  Self Awareness   #2:  Awareness of others   #3:  Meaning   #4:  Learning   #5:   Resilience   #6:  Forgiveness   #7:  Presence Since then I have been writing an e-book about this, and aim to turn it into an online programme in which one can work each of the seven pillars into ones' life, relationships, business, health parenting and such. In my view, it is good to have seven pillars to hold you up. I've found that it is practically impossible to live these values; in isolation. Each one supports the other in some way. So what does this mean for you and me? Photo by Dan Meyers on Unsplash It means we are developing a values system that can be applied across the work we do on ourselves and with other people. We don't have to literally teach people how to use these pillars, but it is part of our shared understanding about what personal development means. Undeniably, there are many mixed motivations

  "Rocky," the iconic film that became a cultural phenomenon upon its release in 1976, rapidly became   a timeless classic not only for its gripping underdog story and memorable characters but also for its portrayal of masculinity and personal development. Directed by John G. Avildsen and written by its star, Sylvester Stallone, "Rocky" presents a compelling narrative that resonates with audiences across generations, offering valuable insights into the journey of self-improvement and the qualities that define a great masculine role model. At the heart of "Rocky" lies the character of Rocky Balboa, a small-time boxer from Philadelphia whose life revolves around the gritty streets and boxing rings of his neighbourhood. Despite his tough exterior and rough upbringing, Rocky possesses a deep sense of integrity, resilience, and determination that sets him apart as a truly inspirational figure. From the outset, Rocky is portrayed as an underdog, an ordinary