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The Caribbean has an interesting history, an interesting ongoing story, an interesting people. Consider first, that Islanders Lived there Before The Africans Arrived for Slavery, Consider also that islanders were left Behind after the Abolition of Slavery. It is also interesting to note that the Caribbean Played a Key Part of The Slave Trade, 1) Global Production Output of Key Resources using Slave Labor 2) The Breaking Ground for the slaves being traded themselves. Humanity has Grown Closer, Compassion is foundational to our united human moral code. Nations and people rebuild communities, love has transcended race and color, yet I have found 3 things Growing up on the Island 1) The Caribbean must again awake and compete on the Global Stage, claim its global share in International Commerce, and use the plethora of Resources, Knowledge & Skill and couple it with technology to advance. 2) The Caribbean, though the Omega to modern civilization post slavery, seems to be forgotten when real wealth is distributed. 3) The Caribbean people are Resilient and Proud, and will rebuild on their own if they must. Lyrics; Dready got a job to do, And he's got to fulfill that mission To see his hurt is their greatest ambition But we will survive in this world of competition, Because no matter what they do Natty keep on coming through And no matter what they say Natty do them every day Natty Dread rides again Through the mystics of tomorrow Natty Dread rides again Have no fear, have no sorrow Bob Marley Ride Natty Ride https://hubs.ly/Q02CWfPw0

Day 8. We often have little control over the things around us, so why do we focus on them? Is it in our nature to be competitive because we want to win? Or do we compare ourselves to those around us to benchmark our achievements? Are they one and the same… comparison vs competition? We come as individuals. We become part of a team. The hope is we become a team of individuals that are believers. Believers in something greater than ourselves. We can’t control everything. We are the masters of our own ships. Every day is a choice… in how we respond and how we prioritize what we will focus on. I love this video. It’s not about Them. It’s about Us. That man next to you is a Miracle. That man next to you is a Believer. That man next to you is a Go-Getter. We ain’t got tomorrow… we got now. We ain’t got next… we got now.

In this $MEEStory, let's find out about how King Edward Longshanks was different from other Crusader Kings!

Some great advice from Nick and Ben! Finding something you are passionate about and fully committing to it is so important. In my experience the more you commit to being an expert in something, the more passionate you become about it.

Arthur was my PhD supervisor and I was to lucky to benefit from his brilliance. My thesis was all the better for his challenging questions and the “So what! Why are you telling me this?” written in the margins

New King James Version 2 Peter 1:5 Fruitful Growth in the Faith But also for this very reason, giving all diligence, add to your faith virtue, to virtue knowledge,

Giving a firm handshake is a particular form of certainty and exudes a level of self-confidence and it makes you appear convincing and compelling. ... What is the ideal handshake? Watch Sir Keir Starmer's handshake with King Charles. ... There are always people with a slightly firmer handshake, and unconsciously they will squeeze your hand hard. When this happens consciously, it is probably because that person wants to assert himself or has to prove himself. ... Firm Grip: a sense of dominance and strength. Pulling Motion: assert control over the interaction. Prolonged Duration: awkward or uncomfortable. Eye Contact: project confidence and authority. ... Keir Starmer BBC News BBC ... https://lnkd.in/eGwapPYa ... #bodylanguage #renedeceuninck #Club777 #nonverbalcommunication #primeminister #communicatewithimpact #bbcnews #BBC #politics #handshake #handshakegreeting #SirKeirStarmer

Giving a firm handshake is a particular form of certainty and exudes a level of self-confidence and it makes you appear convincing and compelling. ... What is the ideal handshake? Watch Sir Keir Starmer's handshake with King Charles. ... There are always people with a slightly firmer handshake, and unconsciously they will squeeze your hand hard. When this happens consciously, it is probably because that person wants to assert himself or has to prove himself. ... Firm Grip: a sense of dominance and strength. Pulling Motion: assert control over the interaction. Prolonged Duration: awkward or uncomfortable. Eye Contact: project confidence and authority. ... Keir Starmer BBC News BBC ... https://lnkd.in/eGwapPYa ... #bodylanguage #renedeceuninck #Club777 #nonverbalcommunication #primeminister #communicatewithimpact #bbcnews #BBC #politics #handshake #handshakegreeting #SirKeirStarmer