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One of the things I talk about in my course is that, generally, people like to connect over activities. Most people meet friends via sports, trivia, movies, game nights, church, etc. In the regular world, not that many people meet at pure "networking events". What activity can you provide that facilitates connection in a fun way?

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Incredible work being done in Brewerytown of #Philadelphia. Naturally, it got its name because of the numerous breweries that were located along the Schuylkill during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Lately, and for the past 5 years or so, Brewerytown has seen a recent influx of young professionals, and it is considered a neighborhood on the rise. Block by block, these streets are coming to life. Might even be nicer than your neighborhood. Excited for what's to come for this neighborhood here. -- #commercialrealestate #realestate #capitalmarkets #structuredfinance #philadelphia #multifamily #condominiums #parking #development #luxuryhomes #avlvarchitecture #avlvdevelopment

You want me to eat what? One of my fondest childhood memories is this little shop that sold bierocks. I found it so random that a Bierock stand and ski shop was in my Black neighborhood. At the time I had no idea what skiing was, and I definitely had not a clue about galuskies or Bierocks. Nor was I willing to try them. Fast forward 10 years and I attended college at Fort Hays State University in Hays, Ks. And coincidentally Volga Germans had settled in Hays, Ks. And what did I find myself eating, Bierocks and galuskies. LOL! 10 years later, I found myself in Breckenridge, Colorado on a ski slope. D!versity is SO important in many ways. We must move the conversation beyond saviorism. Beyond, me and my privileges saving others. Beyond I must be an ally because people need my help. We need to get to a place where we co-exist. Where differences are comforting. These white businesses did not have a problem being in my predominately Black neighborhood. I never had a problem with them. In fact, I felt comfortable browsing around the ski shop and ordering a drink from the Bierock stand. I felt comfortable that when it came time for me to try new things, I was willing to. I was comfortable with these things that weren’t culturally relevant to me, because they were familiar to me. And in an odd way, they were a part of my culture. Because white shops were comfortable being in community with Black folks. You know… We need Black shops in predominantly white neighborhoods. We need mosques next to the Lutheran church. We need the artist next to the scientist. We need to community. Occasionally when I visit home, I make sure to visit the community that shaped me. I drive by Central avenue and past a few of my fondest memories. The Slope Ski shop that sits on the north side of the street. And the Bierock stand that sits on the south side. What’s a fond memory for you related to difference? #colou_consulting #humanflourishing #everydaypractices #mentalhealthandwellbeing #colouconsulting

Cincinnati is #4 on the list of Happiest Places to Live in the U.S. We are a “yes and” kind of place where business AND pleasure co-exist. #lifestyle #cincinnatiohio #transatlantic #transatlanticbusiness

🌆 Exciting News for Bronzeville, Chicago! 🌟 We're witnessing incredible growth in Bronzeville, and there's no better time to be a part of this vibrant community. Here are some key highlights to celebrate and share: 1. Thriving Local Businesses: Explore the diverse range of local businesses that make Bronzeville unique. From cozy cafes like Ain’t She Sweet Cafe and coffee shops like Sip and Savor to classic Italian cuisine at Truth Italian, soul food at Pearl’s Place or enjoying Sunday jazz at Norman’s Bistro and fine dining at Bronzeville Winery, there's something for everyone. 2. Community Events: Stay updated on upcoming events that bring the community together like the Bronzeville Art District Tour and the annual Bud Billiken Parade, which attracts more than one million spectators each August. Whether it's festivals, markets, or cultural gatherings, Bronzeville has a rich calendar of activities. 3. Historic Landmarks: Discover the rich history of Bronzeville through its iconic landmarks like the Chicago Defender Building, The Forum and the Supreme Life Building. Each corner tells a story, and we invite you to explore the cultural heritage that it offers. 4. Connect with Neighbors: Join local forums and groups to connect with your neighbors. Share experiences, recommendations, and be a part of the Bronzeville conversation. 5. Investment Opportunities: Learn about exciting investment opportunities contributing to Bronzeville's growth. From real estate to community initiatives, your involvement can make a significant impact. One such investment opportunity is 552 E 46th Place. 📍 Location: Just one block from the world renowned Two Fish Crab Shack (Two Fish). 💼 Fully-Rented Three-Flat with Annual Leases totaling $7,050/month. 🏠 Each Unit Boasts 2 Bedrooms and 2 Bathrooms 🚗 Three-Car Garage MLS: 11966318 List Price: $999,999 Exclusively Listed by: Sharial Howard & Kevin Rocio Let's together, contribute to the growth of Bronzeville and make it an even more incredible place to live, work, and play! 🏡✨ #justlisted 🏡 #chicagorealestate #multiunit #investmentproperty #BronzevilleGrowth #ChicagoCommunity #LocalPride #multiunitinvesting #atproperties #rocadvisorygroup

You are the source of the change you seek.

Flxpoint knows how to have a kickoff. Custom throwback t's—upbeat presentations—and plenty of time for the team to unwind. Here is a quick highlight reel we put together for their team.

Very proud of the Recreation industry (which aquatics falls under) for tackling this ever-growing topic. With opportunities for hands-on work that includes meaningful interactions with others, as well as variety in learning opportunities, recreation roles definitely attract many neurodivergent people. Passionate about their careers as they may be, it doesn’t make their challenges any less difficult. Chances are, you already know someone who is considered neurodivergent—but it can be difficult to tell, as rather gifted neurodivergent individuals figure out ways to hide their “differences” in order to fit in. Take a listen—you may learn how to help a fellow colleague.

Port Perry - a hidden gem for families that's become a beacon for those seeking the balance of small-town charm and trendy waterfront living. 🌊🛶 As a real estate expert in this beautiful locale, I find families are often searching for more than just a house - they're looking for a community, a lifestyle, and an escape from the city's hustle. That's exactly what you find here in Port Perry. But it's not just the serene lake views and the quaint downtown that catch the eye. It's the vibrant tapestry of seasonal events and festivals that bring this neighborhood to life. Imagine treating your family to: 🎨 Art in the Park - where creativity meets community spirit. 🍁 The fall fair - a tradition that weaves generations together. 🎅 The Santa Claus parade - where magic floats down the main street. 🚤 The Dragon Boat races - team spirit splashed with excitement. Now let’s talk about the lasting impact of these events: ✔️ Sense of Community: Gathering with neighbors strengthens local bonds. ✔️ Family Memories: Shared experiences that turn into cherished stories. ✔️ Lifestyle: A reflection of a balanced, enriched way of living. As families partake in these festivities, they're not just making memories; they're also investing in the emotional heart of their homes. And isn't that what truly makes a house a home? To my network: Have you considered how the cultural heartbeat of a neighborhood influences your choice of home? Let's discuss how community events play a pivotal role in the real estate allure of places like Port Perry. #PortPerry #FamilyLiving #CommunityEvents #RealEstateLife