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In this blog, our Managing Director Colin Horswell, reflects on ways we can celebrate Pride throughout the year. https://lnkd.in/erxE_z3M

There's a game to be played. It's being played whether you believe it is or not. It's being played whether you want to be involved or not. It's being played when you think your hard work is doing the talking. It's being played when you didn't even know a game existed. It's being played when you live in hope. It's being played whether you think it's beneath you or not. The game is playing out in your workplace. It has always been played. The question is, are you a pawn or a Queen in it? Be a Queen. #game #personaldevelopment #workculture #community If you are a Black or Black Mixed Heritage professional woman in leadership or emerging leadership and want to know more about how community, support and personal development can help you be a Queen in the world of work, then join me in The Compass Club. Register your interest, and we'll send you more information.

Pride month? Let’s be proud of America! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 This June, join us in celebrating the American Dream, the American grit, and the American Ingenuity that have made this country great. Register to win one of several high-quality hand-sewn American flags from Allegiance Flag Supply by going to jobs.RedBalloon.work/usa. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Share this post and show your American spirit! 🦅 #america #usa #americandream #americanspirit #godblessamerica #proudofamerica

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How will you live with purpose in 2024?   I think it’s always beneficial to consider from time to time how we are living into our purpose. There are three pillars to purpose that have helped me along the way:   First, purpose is built on a life lived in service to others. Mother Teresa, the renowned humanitarian, once said, “The fruit of love is service, which is compassion in action.”   Secondly, pursue your calling with passion. Once you understand your calling, you can align your decisions to further propel you toward your calling.    Lastly, be a beacon of hope to a world in need. Nelson Mandela immediately comes to mind. Despite spending decades in prison, Mandela never lost hope. He went on to become his nation’s first Black president, inspiring generations to come – in his country and globally.   As Mandela said, “What counts in life is not the mere fact that we have lived. It is what difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.”   When distractions or detours cross your path, tether yourself to your purpose and consider these pillars. Together, they will help shape a legacy that inspires and brightens the path for generations to come.