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Can you help? How do we teach members of our circle how to celebrate someone else's achievements? The topic this week in our listening circle is, Celebrating Some of Our Quieter Achievements. There are two major aims of our circle. Firstly, to create an atmosphere of safety and trust, so that e can enjoy being vulnerable and collaborate in our creative [and relational] processes. Secondly, to help each other resonate with positive feelings. The learning challenges for this coming week are: - How do we actually celebrate with each other - for most people is a new experience. - Experiencing how we each feel when we share in such celebrations. Can you help me with these challenges? Thank you ... [ Rasha Kutty, Arindam Sengupta, Gowthamkumar R G, Halit Revaha Z. ]

Welcoming! O Web Summit é mais do que um evento, é uma plataforma global de relacionamentos, aprendizagens e oportunidades de negócios a muitos niveis. #inovação #internacionalização #desenvolvimento #futuro

Take a moment today to think about your wins this week, big or small. Let's celebrate them all 🎊 Happy Friday! Ending the week on a positive note by recognizing our achievements is more than just a feel-good exercise. Research shows that celebrating wins, even the small ones, can boost our happiness and productivity by up to 20%! It's a powerful way to acknowledge our progress, stay motivated, and keep our spirits high. So, take a brief pause to reflect on what you've accomplished this week. Here's to recognizing our efforts and the positive impact they have on our well-being!

20 years has flown by

WOW! 3 years have come and gone in the blink of an eye. It feels like yesterday I jumped feet first into a role that I really didn’t know what to expect. Sure, I had been on the other end of recruiting calls and really didn’t love that part of the experience, to be honest… But, the pandemic had shifted things for me and I decided why not entertain a conversation... and I am SO grateful I did. What interested me most was my conversations with Kim, Laura, Beth, and Katelynn (among others). What they had shared they loved about their career in recruiting thus far just happened to align with a few core values important to me: ✨Connecting with people✨ ▫️ This was a large reason why I left public accounting in the first place, and something I had lost in my yoga/fitness/retail sales journey during the pandemic, and missed greatly. ✨Helping others✨ ▫️ Coming from an accounting background, this holds a special place for me in an effort to ‘match’ organizations with finance and accounting talent they can retain for years to come. From a candidate perspective, the ability to bring opportunities to the table they may not have even known about or that align with what is most important to them in their life today. ✨Emphasis on a team environment and focusing on long-term relationships (versus short-term gains)✨ ▫️ You win some, you lose some’ – one of my favorite quotes and it never feels good to ‘lose’, but with my background in teaching yoga it is an easy one to lean on when you focus on the big picture, focus on nurturing relationships, and focus on the idea that what you put out into the world will return itself to you in dividends. ▫️So for today - no job postings, no market insights, nothing to share here other than an appreciation for Truity Partners, my team, and to those I have had the good fortune to cross paths with along the way… THANK YOU for entertaining my cold calls, for laughing along with me in my voicemails, for getting honest on what's important to you, for your trust, and for so much more to come. Cheers! #gratitude #2024outlook #cheerstoanewyear

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Are you supporting your team's specialties? Last night, we celebrated our daughter's best friend's 5th birthday with a family dinner. As the table was set and the food laid out, there was a buzz of excitement. The 'favorite' family dish, lovingly prepared by our friend's mother, was about to make its appearance. Not only was it delicious, but we also got a take-home bag at the end of the night! This experience made me think about the unique specialties each team member brings to the table. How do we best support them in showcasing these strengths? Much like that favored dish, our work methods are a blend of ingredients and processes. When these are harnessed by a specialist and shared with the team, we ensure that their valuable contributions are savored and appreciated long into the future. So, I'm curious: What unique 'specialty' does each member of your team bring to the table, and how are you nurturing these talents?

Week of Wins Update Up to now there's been strategising and detangling - working out WHAT the big task is (Angela Bryant's superpower 🦸♀️) to actually move forward, and the bigger rocks (for the week) to get it done. Celebrating that our Week of Wins people settled into the daily routine of committing to an exact list of tasks, and a time to do it. 🎉 Breaking a task into smaller doable tasks = clarity 💥 AND THAT IS MAGICAL ✨ Not just taking action, not just doing things, but the exact things that will move you forward.🚀 It's happening 🔥

Join us in celebrating this month's Employee Spotlight: Andrey Shafigullin! Learn more about Andrey below! How long have you been working with NASCENT?: 1 year and 8 months now (20 months) Favorite memory at NASCENT?: Our last Holydays Party at "Top Golf" - That was FUN! What does a typical day look like for you?: I usually start at 7:30AM by digging through some emails and Teems messages and reviewing my tasks and setting up a goal for a day. We also have our daily stand-up meeting in the morning to report and/or resolve any blockers. Day goes on with fulfilling tasks and performing our best as a team to deliver best possible product. Favorite part of the job?: My favorite part would be to communicate and collaborate with my team members, to resolve an issue or generate a solution. That is an exciting part of my job. Do you have any advice for anyone working at Nascent?: Remember that a job, even a great job or a fantastic career, doesn’t give your life meaning, at least not by itself. Life is about what you learn, who you are or can become, who you love and are loved by.