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9 ore fa · It's fascinating how even minor victories can create ripples of motivation throughout a team. These updates not only reassure stakeholders but also allow for transparency, fostering trust.
9 ore fa · Here’s a glimpse through the different lenses of my journey: The Minor. It was in 1994 that I first graced Croke Park’s hallowed ground as a freshly minted 17-year-old member of the Kerry minor squad. Under the guidance of the legendary Charlie Nelligan and selector Mikey Sheehy, we triumphed in the All-Ireland, a surreal dream come true.
9 ore fa · It's fascinating how even minor victories can create ripples of motivation throughout a team. These updates not only reassure stakeholders but also allow for transparency, fostering trust. Consider transforming challenges into opportunities for dialogue—sharing lessons learned can be invaluable for future projects.
9 ore fa · Olympians celebrate their victories, big or small, to stay motivated. Recognising your achievements, no matter how minor, can boost your morale and keep you motivated on your career journey. Tip: Take time to acknowledge and celebrate your accomplishments. Share your successes with your network and use them as a stepping stone to further your ...
9 ore fa · 5) Believe in yourself. This might sound cliché, but it’s the absolute truth. If you want to turn failure into success, you must believe in yourself and your abilities. When you face failure, it’s easy to fall into a trap of self-doubt and negative self-talk. But let me tell you, that will only keep you stuck in a cycle of failure.
9 ore fa · Thanks, Southwest, for giving me a lot of happy memories of trying to hit the check-in time and being disappointed. Thanks for the minor victories when I managed to get higher seated on those check-ins. Thanks for making sure I could see my parents when they needed me most. We will almost have Snack Mix and Diet Cokes at 35,000 feet.
9 ore fa · 1974 Oct: Democratic Labour (1 seat) 1974 Feb: Unity (2 seats) 1955: Sinn Féin (2 seats), Irish Labour (1 seat) 1950: Communist Party of Great Britain (2 seats), Irish Labour (1 seat) S. S: Formed by a party split over the course of that parliament. B: Seat won at a by-election, not the previous general election.
