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Long live the King (and stay safe spending your new bank notes) 💷 The 'hidden' security features that most of us don't see are examples of great design whilst keeping consumers and retailers safe. #moneymindset #security #poundnotes

A detailed look at the new King Charles banknotes from the Bank of England. Cash is far from going away. Propositions such as Kasssh are opening up new cash options for consumers alongside card payments. Also, helping online merchants attract new customer segments that may previously have avoided using a card. Very smart. Whatever size your business is, cash is still a significant part of many firms' payment options. 🌍 Although, when I last visited Europe I did see a lot more contactkess card use than cash versus the UK. Do you think the UK will go the same way or will they be printing wheel barrow loads of these new notes for some time to come? Hopefully, they will drop a few wheelbarrows off at my house. 🤣 #business #businessintelligence #cash #payments

It is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change. ~ Queen Elizabeth II www.tech-lever.com [email protected] 91 9136108462 #csuite #executivesearch #employeeengagement #trending #humanresources #mondaymotivation #careeradvancement #corporatetrainer #traininganddevelopment #communicationskills

It is often the small steps, not the giant leaps, that bring about the most lasting change. ~ Queen Elizabeth II www.tech-act.com [email protected] 91 9136108462 #csuite #executivesearch #employeeengagement #trending #humanresources #mondaymotivation #careeradvancement #corporatetrainer #traininganddevelopment #communicationskills

What's your circle of competence? How large or small is it? When did you last assess it? Circle of Competence is the expertise that gives us an edge. An honest assessment of 'Circle of Competence’ can make a big difference. The 45 years of reign by Queen Elizabeth 1 was one of triumph and success, inspiring loyalty and creativity in her citizens. However, when she ascended the throne in 1558, her country was in a precarious political situation. What was her key to success? Of course, she had excellent education and was a survivor. However, what probably made the key difference was her ability to identify and admit what she didn’t know. And her courage to take action to fill the gap. She built a Royal Advisory Board, not with YES men, but with a blend of the old and the new to develop stability and achieve continuity. She kept it small to ensure real discussions with a variety of opinions challenged and debated. In essence, Queen Elizabeth 1 was honest about her Circle of Competence. And brought in others for areas outside the circle. Circle of Competence is the small circle within a big circle. Many a times, it is much smaller than we would like to believe… What does it mean to us – as individuals, as professionals?  Honest self-reflection followed by determined actions: - What is my Circle of competence? - How am I building and maintaining one? - How comfortable am I in recognizing and accepting what’s outside? - How do I operate when outside of circle of competence?  #success #competence #reflection

Celebrating King Charles III’s birthday, the first since Queen Elizabeth II's historic reign, invites us to reflect on leadership and transition with an emphasis on equity and understanding in Aotearoa New Zealand. Here’s how this occasion can inspire us to have more inclusive and courageous conversations: 🌿 Reflect on shared histories: Acknowledgement of the roles of both the monarchy and Māori traditions in our national story. This reflection can help foster a deeper understanding of how past leadership shapes our current calls for equity. 🗣 Promote inclusive dialogue: Use this significant transition to initiate conversations about the lived experiences of Māori and other communities. Discussing these perspectives can help build a more inclusive society. 💬 Support equity initiatives: Encourage actions and policies that promote fairness and equal opportunities, drawing inspiration from the leadership transition to advocate for systemic changes that benefit all. How are you using this historic milestone to enhance your understanding and support for equity in your professional and personal life? #KingCharlesIII #leadershiptransition #equity #inclusiveconversations #courageousconversations

If your soul isnt the loudest voice in your in our world, there’s work to do Queen 👑 ##womenempoweringwomen##ptsdlife##womenandmoney##womenhelpingwomen##womenempowerment##moneymindset##manifestmoney

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Did you know? 👑 Numismatic Tradition: A Glimpse into Royal Portraiture 👑 The direction in which the effigy of a reigning monarch faces on coins often holds historical significance. 👉 For instance, the effigy of His Majesty King Charles III faces left, a departure from the right-facing Queen Elizabeth II. This tradition, however, took an interesting turn between King George V and King George VI, as both of their effigies faced left instead of the expected alternation. 🌍 Exploring this tradition further, a unique exception occurred with Edward VIII. Despite abdicating the throne before his effigy graced Canadian coinage, his portrait would likely have faced right, deviating from the left-facing norm. A numismatic twist in the tale! 🤔 What other intriguing traditions and stories have you come across in the world of coins and currency? Share your insights below! #Numismatics #RoyalTradition #CoinCollecting #HistoryInCoins

Owning Dolphins: Queen Elizabeth's Fascinating History and Surprising Facts Discover the intriguing story behind owning dolphins and how it was associated with the British monarchy. Dive into the historical document that granted ownership and imagine the conversation that took place. Uncover the secrets of dolphin ownership throughout history. #DolphinOwnership #BritishMonarchy #HistoricalDocuments #FascinatingFacts #MarineAnimals #OwnershipHistory #QueensDolphin #BritishWater #SurprisingStories #OceanExperience