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Kluever Law Group, LLC's Managing Partner, Blake Strautins reflects on the impact that his ALFN Junior Professionals and Executives Group "JPEG" Picture the Future Award has had on his career. Check out what all of the past decade of #ALFNJPEG #PictureTheFutureAward winners had to say on the American Legal & Financial Network "ALFN" LinkedIn Page!

Sovereign’s Charles "Chuck" Failla, CFP® shared his thoughts at a recent press event focusing on #fiduciarycare. Many thanks, Kenneth Corbin, for putting a spotlight on this important topic and including Chuck’s thoughts in your recent piece for Barron's. 🙏 [Link to full article in comments] #fiduciary #wealthmanagement #financialplanning

The misconception about sharks often stems from a combination of historical fear, media sensationalism, and a lack of understanding about these creatures. Here are a few key factors contributing to this false narrative: 1. **Historical Fear**: Sharks have long been depicted as fearsome predators in various cultures, often exaggerated in folklore and early literature. This deep-seated fear has influenced modern perceptions. 2. **Media Sensationalism**: Movies, news reports, and documentaries frequently emphasize the danger sharks pose, often focusing on rare but dramatic shark attacks. This sensationalism skews public perception, making it seem like attacks are more common than they are. 3. **Lack of Understanding**: Many people need to become more familiar with sharks' ecological roles and behaviors. Without this understanding, it's easy to perpetuate stereotypes about them being mindless killers rather than vital parts of marine ecosystems. 4. **Misuse in Language**: The term "shark" is sometimes used metaphorically in business or other contexts to describe aggressive or ruthless behavior, reinforcing negative connotations. This use can perpetuate the idea that sharks are inherently malevolent. By addressing these misconceptions and fostering a more accurate and respectful understanding of sharks, we can help shift the narrative and promote more positive and informed discussions about these important creatures. Please share this fantastic story......

Walter Bruckart, former VP of Circuit City was asked once what are the top five factors that lead the transition from mediocrity to excellence of any enterprise. He answered, one would be people, two would be people, three would be people, four would be people and five would be people.

Jimmie Ivy is making the Systems Difference in Columbus, MS! Learn more about Jimmie and his journey at Systems.

Looking forward to contributing to the "Quality of Life" discussion. I just hope I wasn't asked to be on the panel to be an example of how NOT to achieve Quality of Life. 😂 #intellectualproperty #trademark #widermanmalek #primerus

🎥 See Verdence CEO, Leo Kelly on Fox Business Network Mornings with Maria. 📈 Get the Word on Wall Street - This week, we witnessed a significant market event with Nvidia's sharp decline, erasing nearly $430 billion in market value over three days. Despite this, our CEO, Leo Kelly provides a broader perspective on the current economic landscape. The current economy presents conflicting data, allowing both bullish and bearish interpretations. Inflation remains a significant challenge, with persistent pressures complicating the Federal Reserve's efforts to balance stimulation and rate control. Full spot here - 🔗 https://hubs.la/Q02DtmyM0 #FoxBusiness #VerdenceCapital #MarketInsights #WordOnWallStreet #FinancialNews #Investing #MacroEconomics #BusinessNews #EconomicTrends

In this edition of ‘Meet the Team’, we’re shining a spotlight on Lewis A. Eakins, PhD, CPP, and Brad Berwick, two of Horus North America’s Intelligence Advisors.    Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eNsmwaDc #TeamUpdate #NorthAmerica #SecurityServices #SecurityConsultancy

View the Real Debate: www.therealdebate.com From the Yonkers Times (short edited): Karl Rove recently told Mark Halperin on his 2way YouTube broadcast that 25% of Americans don’t want either Biden or Trump. “In the end they may have to decide between the two.” Bobby Kennedy Jr. is trying to offer Americans a third option, and after the debacle that was the first Presidential debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, RFK Jr.s numbers are likely to continue to increase. RFK Jr. is currently polling at 10%, and he needs to get to 15% in four different polls to force his way into the next debate. The Kennedy campaign continues to be ingenious in their responses from both the Biden and Trump camapigns attempts to keep him out of the spotlight. RFK Jr.’s campaign held a “Real Debate” live while the Biden-Trump debate was underway.  The livestream had RFK’s interjecting his answers to the same questions posed to Trump and Biden, with moderator Jon Stossel, a respected media veteran.  The Real Debate was broadcast on X. Elon Musk told his followers to watch, and halfway through the Trump-Biden debate, as the disgust of millions of Americans with both became evident, more than 3 million viewers were watching Kennedy’s real debate, and a total of 9 Million viewers watched the Real Debate. RFK Jr. recited many of his core beliefs in his presidential campaign, including:   I-A willingness to discuss the US Debt, now at 34 Trillion $$$ II-Corporate America’s control over the media, big Pharma, and Wall Street.  III-His call to end the forever wars, over the past 25 years.  IV-Calling out the Biden adminstration for allowing millions of illegal migrants into the country. “It is undisputed, we’re seeing a rise in crime that is associated with the immigrants.” “If you want more of the same, you should vote for President Biden, President Trump. If you want things to completely change, then vote for me, because I’m going to change everything,” said Kennedy. After watching both Biden and Trump’s lack of vigor, Kennedy said, “I hike every day, I go to the gym every day, I don’t eat processed foods, and I do intermittent fasting.” “I want to be president because I think our country is going in the wrong direction. I don’t think either President Trump or President Biden has the capacity to address the existential issues. Issues like the $34 trillion debt, which they play a disproportionate role in running up… And this is what’s driving the inflation. It’s driving housing costs that are keeping our children out of housing. Neither of them has capacity to dismantle the war machine. Neither of them can end the polarization that is tearing our country apart. Neither of them can deal with the corrupt capture. This corrupt merger of state and corporate power, where the regulated industries have captured the agencies that are supposed to regulate them.”