Bes Health and Wellness

The text explores the two sides of cybersecurity: ethical defenders and malicious attackers. Both require significant technical skill, but their motivations and goals differ dramatically. Ethical professionals strive to protect systems and data, while attackers exploit vulnerabilities for personal gain or to cause harm. The text emphasizes the importance of "thinking like a hacker" for ethical defenders, understanding their tactics to better anticipate and defend against threats. However, it stresses the critical need for ethical guidance and a commitment to using these skills for good.

Imagine a world where our communities could not only withstand the devastating blows of natural disasters but actually thrive in the face of adversity. A world where small businesses, the backbone of our economy, are not just surviving but flourishing even after the most extreme weather events. This is not a dream; it's a future we can build together. The US Chamber of Commerce has conducted rigorous research, and the numbers speak for themselves: investing in disaster resilience is not just a moral imperative, it's a sound economic decision. By proactively implementing measures to strengthen our infrastructure, enhance community preparedness, and support small businesses in their recovery efforts, we can significantly reduce economic losses, minimize disruptions, and accelerate the path back to prosperity. I urge you, as fellow leaders, to join me in this critical endeavor. Let us work together with the US Chamber of Commerce and other stakeholders to advocate for policies that prioritize disaster resilience. Let us invest in our communities, support our small businesses, and build a future where we can not only withstand the storms but emerge stronger than ever before."

Like most days, I found myself rushing between appointments with a peculiar optimism, hoping I'd make it to the next one on time. Yet, as often happens, meetings don’t unfold as expected, and they never end when they’re supposed to. As a result, I missed a significant portion of this event, and that frustration lingered. What I did manage to hear was moving: undocumented members of our community, who once believed their dreams were beyond reach, expressed heartfelt gratitude for the opportunities they had received. These Dreamers, many of whom came to the U.S. as children, now actively contribute to society, becoming valuable, productive members of their communities. It’s easy to forget that Generation X was relatively small compared to the Baby Boomer generation. Without undocumented immigrants helping fill the labor gap, our society would be facing serious challenges, particularly as Baby Boomers retire in large numbers, with over 70% of retire boomers are unwilling to re-enter the workforce. Not even as a part-time help (which I don’t blame them, they earn the right to choose). We need Dreamers—law-abiding, hardworking individuals—who want to stay and contribute. With so many citizens not adhering to the law, we certainly don’t need to add more to that list. California had to raise its minimum wage significantly just to attract workers in certain industries. Governor Jerry Brown, a gifted orator, received praise for his time in office. In his signature humble manner, he responded to his achievements with one phrase: “It was the right thing to do for California.” It’s a theme that’s echoed throughout his tenure and remains central to his outlook. He also emphasized that leadership requires “the ability to feel what the people need and respond with the right policies.” As California looks to the future, Governor Brown remains clear: while he offers his advice, he will not tell Governor Gavin Newsom how to govern. Newsom, he says, is on his own in that regard.

"Master Your Focus: The Power of Concentration In a world full of distractions, finding your focus point is key to achieving success. Whether it's in work, studies, or personal goals, sharpening your concentration can help you stay on track and boost productivity. Take a moment today to center your thoughts and embrace the power of focus!

I am deeply inspired by the incredible connectedness of humanity, and it fuels my belief in our collective power to enhance the way we live on this beautiful planet. Every action we take today shapes the world our children will inherit tomorrow. They deserve to grow up in a world where the air is clean, where they can drink fresh, pure water, and where energy is not just abundant but renewable and sustainable. This is the future we can create, and it is one worth striving for. At Bes Health and Wellness, we are on a mission to make the impossible possible. As a small business, we carry a vision that is vast, bold, and driven by a deep commitment to our planet’s well-being. While there are giants in the industry, we are not intimidated – in fact, we are inspired by the challenge. We believe that even the smallest efforts, when united, can create massive change. This is more than just a business; it’s a movement. We are standing up for the future, and we know that together, we can rise above the obstacles and create a lasting impact. Will you join us on this incredible journey? Together, we can build a better, brighter future for generations to come. Let’s work hand in hand to make our dreams of a sustainable, thriving world a reality.

Inspired by the connectedness of humanity to enhance the way in which we live on our planet. The future of all of our children deserves to live on a planet with clean air, clean drinking water, and energy that is renewable and sustainable. Bes health and Wellness is reaching for the impossible. We are a small business with a huge mission. There are Giants out there but we aren’t afraid. Will you join us on this incredible journey? 

I always wonder what makes a great leader? Is it these different styles of leadership that truly form the basis of management.

Happy Thanksgiving from Bes Health and Wellness and Bes Outkast Society As we reflect on all that we’re grateful for, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to you-our valued customers, advisers, and team members. Your trust, support, and collaboration have made this year truly wonderful, and we are deeply thankful for the opportunity to work together. We also want to let our community know how grateful we are to live in the State of California and both Carmichael and the City of Sacramento. Without these communities our company wouldn’t be what it is today. May your Thanksgiving be filled with love, the warmth of family and friends with delicious food. Here’s to a season of gratitude, growth, and continued success.   Warm Regards, Ms. Wilson CEO, President, and Principle 

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Celebrating a Decade of SGMA: Reflecting on California's Water Crisis and Progress. SGMA certainly knows how to celebrate its successes. Former Governor Jerry Brown was on hand to kick off the conference, setting the tone with a reflection on his administration’s response to the 2014 drought. At the time of signing the bill, more than 1,200 wells across the state had run dry, dams were nearing critical lows, and once-green watersheds were either parched or on the verge of drying up. In those difficult times, Governor Brown and his team transitioned from fear to action. He recalled the challenges he faced during his first term in the 1970s, when his water and energy-saving initiatives faced significant political opposition. This time, he said with a grin, “Never let a good crisis go to waste,” echoing the pressing issues that needed attention. He emphasized that failing to act would have left California teetering on the brink of disaster. Known for his decisive leadership, Governor Brown listened intently to the voices around him advocating for solutions to the state’s water crisis. Among those voices were Karen Ross, Cindy Tuck, Roger Dickinson, Lester Snow, and Felicia Marcus, who helped organize the “Roadshow” to assess the agricultural community’s needs and craft a bill that could pass through the legislature. United in their mission, they worked with a single voice to convey the gravity of the crisis facing the state. The next panel focused on the aftermath of the bill’s passage into law. Trevor Joseph, SGMA’s first employee and a licensed professional geologist, shared his insights on the urgency of developing a workable plan and the challenges of navigating committees and meeting deadlines. He spoke candidly about the constant pressure to ensure their plans were accepted and not rejected. Nataly Escobedo Garcia discussed her efforts to engage the Hispanic community, emphasizing the excitement she found when people realized the bill could offer solutions to their own dry wells. Anecita Agustinez shared the hurdles the Native American community faced in cutting through regulatory red tape, which at times hindered their ability to meet the provisions of the new law. Each community played a crucial role in shaping the legislation that is now being celebrated on its 10th anniversary. The conference concluded with Paul Gosselin, Director of Sustainable Water Management, expressing his pride in showcasing the remarkable work achieved through SGMA and the progress made over the past decade. #SGMA10years