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I enjoy and find useful a lot of different types of post on LinkedIN... I really enjoy the content Alexis Bertholf ✨ posts... it is fresh and different and heck, who hasn't had to try and explain their job to their parents, spouses, kids, etc. It is something we all have in common... And -- there is a good business and personal lesson in this exercise as well. Honing explanations or descriptions of difficult or complex topics is an important skill... You never know when you might have to use that elevator speech to describe your company, or your solution, or what you do! Alexis' family did a great job! My favorite was "you connect cords and explain stuff". 😁 Great work bringing different and valuable content to this sometimes buttoned down platform!

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🦞 Happy World Lobster Day! 🦞 Today holds a special place in my heart and my personal journey. I started the day playing my own character “Lobsy” in the Bubble Ranger game reflecting on how life, like design, is full of transformations. It’s fascinating to think that in the 1770s, lobster was considered a “poor man’s meal,” reserved for prisoners, apprentices, and enslaved people due to its abundance. Later it was “soldiers food” with WW2. Fast forward to today, and it’s now a delicacy, symbolizing luxury and celebration. This shift reminds me that life is all about perspective and change. Just like the evolution of lobster’s status, our own journeys are filled with unexpected turns. We may not always win at everything we desire, but it’s those changes and challenges that help us grow, redefine ourselves, and find new meaning in what we do. Today, I’m celebrating all the Lobsy moments—the small yet significant steps that shape our unique paths. Let’s honor our personal growth and resilience, and embrace the transformations life and design bring, because today is the day of the lobster! Wishing everyone a day filled with gratitude, joy, and a dash of Lobsy spirit! #WorldLobsterDay #CelebrateWins #Resilience #PersonalProjects #BubbleRanger #LobsyJourney #CreativeLife #Transformation #DesignEvolution #lobsy #bubbleranger

Planning for 2025; who doesn't love discussing business over cake 🍰 One of the things we value at Crisp is our partnerships and long-term relationships with our clients, and their trust in us. It's important as its helps us to ensure that they meet their learning and development needs and get the absolute most out of the courses. #Goals #TrainingNeeds #LearningandDevelopment #Meeting #Cake

St. Patrick's Day in the Office: Beyond the Green As you may be celebrating St. Patrick's Day at the office, remember, it's not just about the green attire or decorations. 🍀 Transformation: Just like St. Patrick transformed Ireland, you too can embrace change and innovation in our work, turning challenges into opportunities for growth. 🍀 Resilience: St. Patrick's story teaches us resilience. Each obstacle you face is a chance to strengthen your resolve and push beyond your limits. 🍀 Faith: Faith drove St. Patrick's mission. In your professional journey, staying true to your core values and beliefs can guide you towards meaningful success. Let's carry the spirit of St. Patrick's Day into every day – driving transformation, resilience, and purpose in our work. Feeling inspired to elevate your performance and impact? Reach out – let's harness these principles to fuel your journey. Keep the St. Patrick's spirit alive! 🍀

Congratulations #MachineGames, #Bethesda, and #Xbox! I'm very happy to see Indiana Jones and the Great Circle come out. It has been a long journey for Indy. Machine Games is getting better and better with each release. And they look to be the perfect developer for Indy. I hope this is the first of several Indiana Jones adventures from Machine Games. Remember, the MachineGames folks who came from StarBreeze worked on the fantastic Chronicles of Riddick and The Darkness games back in the day. There is a fantastic lineage of experience and play from The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (2004), The Darkness (2007), and The Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (2009) to Wolfenstein: The New Order (2014), The Old Blood (2015), The New Colossus (2017), and Young Blood (2019) to the just released Indiana Jones and the Great Circle (2024). There is both individual and studio learning across two decades of First Person Adventures that gets us to from Chronicles of Riddick to The Darkness to Wolfenstein to Indiana Jones. This is game history in motion. Back in 2009 I almost went to LucasArts for the last Indiana Jones that LucasArts almost made. This was before Disney bought the six Lucas companies in 2012 for $4 billion. When that Indy was canceled in 2009, I instead went to id Software. At id Software I saw the care and attention that Machine Games had for Wolfenstein, while we worked on Rage & Doom. I also released Wolfenstein on Mobile and back onto consoles. Meanwhile MachineGames labored on Wolfenstein for over a decade putting out fantastic new Wolfenstein games to complement the classic. So yeah, if I can't make Indy, I'm happy that MachineGames is. I've seen and played MachineGames' work, directly and indirectly, for a long time. MachineGames is a fantastic steward for Indiana Jones in First Person Adventures. I hope that Indy and MachineGames have a rich and entangled future for a decade to come. I want to play the games they'll make. I have loved Indiana Jones since I was a kid. So I'm happy to inhabit Indy through a First Person window via the development wizardry, expertise, love, care, and craft from MachineGames. ps. As a former Looking Glass and id Software game designer I am so happy that Indiana Jones is a first person adventure. pps. Make good games to build good developers to make great studios to make great games. #indianajones #microsoft #xbox #gamepass #bethesda #machinegames

🍁 Grateful Post 🍁 Happy Thanksgiving, LinkedIn! 🎉 As we embrace this season of #gratitude, I'm reminded of the power of total wellness—a harmony of #physical, #psychological, #social, and #spiritual well-being. 💪🧠❤️ In that regard, I recognize that it’s easy to feel overwhelmed at times by how our thoughts, actions, and decisions shape our #health and #happiness. Nevertheless, I find comfort in knowing that my well-being is a journey, and not a destination. 🌱 And what I believe is key along anyone's well-being journey is having an amazing support system of #family, #friends, and an employer, CSAA Insurance Group, a AAA Insurer, who understand that our best selves start from within.🤝💕 "Sometimes the most important thing in a whole day is the rest we take between two deep breaths." – #EttyHillesum May your Thanksgiving be filled with #gratitude, and may you find calmness in a life lived with #thankfulness. 🍽️🙏 #Thanksgiving #Gratitude #WellnessJourney #SupportSystem #MindfulLiving #LearningAndDevelopment #ProfessionalDevelopment #GrowthMindset #GrowthAndDevelopment #Wellness #Benefits #Inspiration #CorporateLearning #CorporateTraining #Empowerment #TalentDevelopment #HealthAndWellness #EmployeeBenefits #WorkLifeBalance #HealthyLifestyle #MentalHealth #PhysicalHealth #WellnessAtWork #BenefitsPackage #HealthInsurance #Fitness #Nutrition #SelfCare #Mindfulness #HealthyEating #CorporateWellness #EmployeeWellbeing #HealthyWorkplace #WellnessPrograms #BenefitsAndPerks #HealthyHabits #WellnessTips

Sharing some news with heartfelt gratitude for the many who have trusted us along the way and made this possible. #deepgratitude #crisisleadership #crisiscommunications #leadership #strategy #communications #publicrelations #strategiccommunications #crisismanagement #publicaffairs #corporateleadership #culture #marketing #marketingcommunications #CEO #thankyou

I just returned home this weekend from a big regional area meet in Pensacola and saw this. Wanted to share it as this is the beauty of cross country and how it would apply if we used that same spirit in our work and personal lives. These are not my words but as a 7+ year cross country mom, they very well could be. —- What if we lived life like we were all in a cross country meet? What if we watched other people and recognized that we're all just trying to get across the finish line? What if we understood that some people are running as hard as they can but battling illnesses, invisible injuries, and internal struggles? Every step is hard, but they're trying not to quit. What if we cheered for everyone even if they weren't on our team? What if we realized just finishing something, no matter how long it took us or how messy it seemed, was enough? In fact, it was a win. What if we used every race as an opportunity to learn more about ourselves and how we could use each other for support, inspiration, and help to reach our goals? What if we cheered loud for the winner, but even louder for the one who comes in after because they accomplished something great, too? In a world that tells us it's about me, me, me, what if we started living to support everyone brave enough to be in the race? What if we started treating our lives like we were all in the same cross country meet? What a beautiful world that would be. Love hard. Whitney Fleming Writes