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Our upcoming game showcases the fusion of captivating graphics with stellar gameplay mechanics, highlighting the importance of aesthetics in gaming 👾 And yes, these are in-game graphics 💥

Here at JensonR , we've been encouraging our team to take part in Walk Your Dog Month which highlights the importance of regular exercise and outdoor activity for dogs (and their owners). All this extra walking has prompted many dog-related discussions and led us to consider the art of problem-solving. So, we’d like you to think about this question: “What kind of problem-solving dog are you?” https://lnkd.in/ebfWQZug #walkyourdogmonth #problemsolving

The photo shows a fast race between dogs and a cheetah, the goal was to see who was the fastest. Everyone was surprised that the cheetah did not budge from its place. We asked the race coordinator what happened. After seeing this picture, he replied: Sometimes trying to prove that you are the best is an insult. We do not need to go down to the level of others, to show our strength. Think carefully and save your energy for what you deserve... The cheetah uses its speed only to hunt, not to prove to the dogs that it is the fastest and strongest." I came across this insightful message that really resonates with our lives today. It conveys the idea that it's unnecessary to constantly prove our superiority to others. Just like the cheetah, we should focus our energy on pursuits that truly matter to us, rather than getting caught up in unnecessary competitions or comparisons with others. In today's world, where social media and instant gratification often fuel the need for validation and comparison, it's crucial for us to prioritize our own goals and values. Let's use our abilities for meaningful purposes and avoid seeking constant external validation or trying to outshine others. Remember, our worth isn't defined by how we measure up to others. So, let's be kind to ourselves, pursue our passions, and shine in our own unique way. You're doing great just being you! Take care,

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You know how we all love a good race? In March, I enjoy watching the Iditarod [https://iditarod.com/] dog sled race, which next year will celebrate its 100th anniversary. They call it “The Last Great Race,” and it's a wild ten days of looking after dogs, figuring out your strategy, navigating, and just enduring nature. For about 1000 miles, these mushers look after sixteen dogs in harness going a chill 8-10MPH. I'm all about the race for the stats and strategy. Crunching the numbers on sled speed and per dog speed is just so cool. Seeing how a sled team matches their pace with the terrain, saving some juice for those tough headwinds - it's a masterclass in strategy and resilience. I use this dashboard I put together to track the racers. When the race hits the halfway mark, I'm all over the MPH per dog stats - best way to guess who might reach Nome, Alaska first. As for who will win the $2M purse, I would predict Ryan Redington (2023 winner), Millie Porsild or Dallas Seavey (five-time winner).

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Where are our Type II Fun enthusiasts!? If you're not familiar with the levels, or scales, of fun in the outdoors, Type II Fun is generally used to describe an activity that *isn't* actually all that fun in the moment, BUT it's fun in retrospect. If Type II Fun isn't quite your thing, we highly recommend Type I Fun instead which is just some good ol' good times without any elements of a sufferfest. 😉 #AmericanHikingSociety #AmericanHiking #TrailChat #HikeLife #HikerLife #TrailChats #OutdoorAdventures #OnTheTrail #OnTheTrails #HikingCommunity #ExploreMoreOutdoors #ExploreTheOutdoors #HikingSafety #WildernessSafety #Type2Fun #Sufferfest #HikingFun #HikingBuddies #HikingBuddy #StuffHikersSay #Hiking #OverheardOnTheTrail #AHSOverheardOnTheTrail

AVOID UNNECESSARY COMPETITION “The photo shows a fast race between dogs and a cheetah. The goal was to see who was the fastest. Everyone was surprised that the cheetah did not budge from its place. We asked the race coordinator what happened. After seeing this picture, he replied: Sometimes trying to prove that you are the best is an insult. We do not need to go down to the level of others to show our strength. Think carefully and save your energy for what you deserve. The cheetah uses its speed only to hunt, not to prove to the dogs that it is the fastest and strongest." Please always ensure that you use your strength, energy, resources, time, skills, and expertise wisely and avoid unhealthy rivalries and unnecessary competitions.

Meeting a new dog can be exciting and a bit nerve-wracking! 🐶 Don't worry, we've got the tips to make those introductions smooth sailing. Get ready to charm every pup you meet! 🌟 #doginteraction #dogowners #dogtips #dog101 #doglovers #campbowwow