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Wishing you all peace & joy during your respective celebrations! If you're looking to get a big project off the ground, reduce your tech debt & make your business more profitable in 2024, we should talk. #perficient #ecommerce #happyholidays #q4 #2024strategy #strategyconsulting

Time flies when you're having fun, but why do weekends vanish in the blink of an eye? Ever noticed how Saturday and Sunday seem to slip through our fingers, leaving us longing for more? It's not just you. There's a science behind why weekends feel like a short-lived dream. Our perception of time is skewed when we pack our weekends with activities, trying to make the most out of every minute. In the rush, we forget to savor the moments. But what if we could stretch those 48 hours into feeling like a mini-vacation every week? Discover the art of savoring weekends: - Slow down. Choose quality over quantity. - Be present. Disconnect to connect with the moment. - Plan a highlight. One anticipated event can make time feel more expansive. Curious to hear your thoughts or any tactics you've tried. How do you make the most of your weekends? Let's share and learn from each other. Drop your insights below.👇

Happy Easter egg hunting with family and friends with this fun schematic of Waste-To-Energy (WTE): A technology used the world over to use trash and make steam and electricity, recycle metals and use the residue to make roads. When you throw trash, if it’s not managed by #WTE it, its headed to a landfill. In a landfill, it rots or sits there forever making methane and polluting the atmosphere with methane and toxic gases and groundwater with metals for at least 100 years. Using #WTE, within an hour the trash has -generated energy to power a home, -separated metal to be recycled, -made residue that can be used to build roads (coming soon at Covanta Oahu). And while it’s fun to think there are tiny people running around making a #WTE plant run, this is a superbly advanced engineered tech designed and operated by smart people I get to work with.

Did you get your weekend on?🚀 Weekends are great. For various reasons. -> It’s a time to relax. -> A time to do what you love. -> A time to recharge. But it’s also a time to… ✅ Reflect Because you shouldn’t wait until the weekend to do what you love! So have that reflection time. It’s an amazing way to put everything in perspective. It can be difficult. It can be uncomfortable. BUT… It will be eye-opening😃 It provides you with the opportunity to take a step back. -> Reassess your situation. -> Figure out your next steps. -> See what you want. So use your weekends wisely! And let’s not just live for them the whole time😉 P.S. Here’s me having some weekend fun😎

It can be refreshing and fun to shake up the holiday routine by incorporating new activities. That's why we've put together a list of 50 fun holiday activities. Find the list here: https://1l.ink/2L8GJC4

I have a great idea. Reduce EQT executive compensation and increase every other employee’s compensation while still saving overall payroll costs. Employee compensation is spent at local retail establishments and professional services which is awesome for our economy. Less overall compensation costs equals more earnings to send to the owners of the company via dividends. CEO Rice, it’s a great idea. You can reach out to me and I can help. Imagine the great publicity from such a move. And you are most welcome. For your edification, surrounding yourself with a bunch of yes minions will keep your share price dropping. An original idea isn’t possible in that environment. Maybe you need someone to challenge you. No maybe, your ego needs someone to challenge you. Reduce executive compensation. Pay the American worker and the shareholders. That plays in Peoria dude.

With best wishes and good health to everyone

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Living for weekends is a sign you're out of alignment with your passions and what you're meant to be doing. Find out "Why Living for the Weekend Is Not a Good Sign." Read more here 👉 https://neel.page/bp646