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I have always been captivated by the idea that no matter how technologically advanced our society becomes, humans will always crave real, face-to-face community. During a recent vision planning session (a special shoutout to Kevin Rains), our team at Garrett Excavating LLC was tasked with crafting a vision statement for our business. Initially, we considered "Becoming the best excavating company in the Cincinnati area" to be a solid vision statement. Kevin, however, respectfully disagreed. 🙂 We move dirt and ensure that what you flush indeed flushes away. But is a vision statement truly necessary for us? As we dove into what we do, we quickly shifted to why we do it. We discussed our ambition to stand out in the trades by offering more than just a service. We explored how our ideal clients value consultation and attention to detail. And ultimately, we discussed our desire to create spaces that unite people. Because, at the end of the day, that's what our efforts culminate in—spaces for worship, for families to grow, for earning a paycheck, and countless other environments that foster community. We are convinced that our work is more than simply moving dirt and laying pipe in the ground, and that is why we’re excited to share the new and improved Garrett Excavating vision statement. We believe that our responsibility and calling is to: Lay the Groundwork for Community Video cred: Thirty21

Build a strong and solid foundation. A house cannot be built on quicksand. Put in the time. Put in the graft. Put in the groundwork. Brick by brick by brick. 🧱 #relationships #foundation #groundworks #metaphorsforlife #coachingtips

"Transforming Panther Island: Tillar Partners' Plan for a Once-Blighted Area" Read the full article below..

Delivering good quality housing at density should not be hard!! As the guys discuss in the latest episode of Archimarathon, we have so many great examples to reference and draw upon. We just need policy makers to show some leadership and mandate better planning outcomes NOW! An episode worth tuning into and sharing. #housing #betteroutcomes

Thought bubble on #growth: Why is a building called a “building” even after the construction is complete? For growth is an ongoing metamorphosis. Once at home, when I was a child, tea was served and my father asked me this. Obviously, I was amused at his native wit. Over the years, I have been thinking about this idea, fleshing out in my mind every day, contributing to my perception of growth/development. #thoughtbubble #homeanecdotes

Traffic peanut??? I know that I am in the minority, but I love traffic circles. I don't understand peoples aversion to them. https://lnkd.in/eb_t2WGi #landsurveying #Womenwhosurvey #NCDOT #trafficengineering #lifeatTG

We're delighted to start bringing you monthly updates on all things land, new homes and planning, published on the 1st Saturday of every new month reporting on the previous... Have a read and drop us a line with anything you think we might be able to help with! #landandnewhomes #planning #development #newhomes #sussex

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