Robert Puzzitiello’s Post

This is one of my recent videos... Let me know what you think, and share it with your friends that play RPGs, to get their opinion, too!

Check out this video on Clapper. https://lnkd.in/dUtYz4Qq

Check out the latest episode of Feature Phoenix, where Elon University’s student organizations bring Inclusive Excellence to life!

Series two is in post production now.

"New Beginning" - WITH AUDIO! CLICK THE LINK BELOW for the full excerpt! Discover the latest excerpt from "It Is Up To YOU" by clicking the link below! Dive in, share your thoughts, and join the conversation by leaving your comments directly on the excerpt page. Your constructive feedback is invaluable, and we can't wait to hear your insights! Let's make this discussion vibrant and engaging! https://lnkd.in/gsF9Qf3S

Here's the first clue to today's "What's It?" Wednesday. Follow this link to see the second clue: https://lnkd.in/gtEYCAy9 #WhatsitWednesday

If you want to understand the mission of St. Peter's Pub, 1/2 of it is in response to this: the breakdown of community friendships. (The other 1/2 is spiritual growth.) Check out this trailer to a documentary based on the Robert Putnam book, "Bowling Alone." It hits the nail on the head.

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Wonderful and uplifting #brandstorytelling done here by Brooks Running. The #buildingblocks are right here for all of you #marketing and #brandedcontent folks wanting to do this work more (or better). 1. Know your own values you want to communicate (and know your customers). 2. Find compelling characters with a unique POV (need not be a celebrity!). 3. Create stakes. People need to care about what happens.

Watch this video. Who really made this play happen? This video came to me recently of a great play that happened 40 years ago in 1984. Two of my Gator teammates made this play that broke the game wide open in our favor. However,  the average fan was oblivious of all that took place among those five offensive linemen in front of the quarterback which made the play possible. I was down in middle of that mass of humanity 40 years ago (Number #60 offensive guard)  The offensive line must block and protect so that an offensive play can be executed. A game is usually won down in the trenches in a violent interaction between the offensive and defensive fronts. The offensive lineman doesn’t have any stats and fans are not cheering for them individually as you see in this video clip. The only recognition is from his coaches, teammates and some media who understands the lineman’s role. His job is to make other players look good without the spotlight! It’s a selfless mindset that the fraternity of offensive linemen take pride in helping others get the accolades on the team. How would this same mindset affect your business, organization, department, church, or in a home? Someone has said, “The credit is immaterial as long as the cause is advanced.” So my question is, have you stop and thanked the “offensive linemen types” that are in your life? Who are the people that work behind-the-scenes and go unnoticed? Take a moment of time and express your gratitude to them. Most likely they are not looking for any recognition or praise but just doing their job well is satisfaction enough.  A sincere “Thank you” from you will go a long way. It still doesn’t cost anything to be nice!