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The team at SciCrunch Inc. headed by Anita Bandrowski has been working hard at this update - only a little fine-tuning left and it'll come your way, at least, our clients, and if you're not, you should definitely consider SciScore Version 3! More information to come in a few weeks but let me lift a tip of the veil; by popular demand, an all new statistics module, and an all new core report which will be a blessing for reviewers and editors alike! Curious? Drop me a note!

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A beginner's mind is a pre-requisite for our true potential to be charged with expanded success. Think of this metaphor - You are hiking and carrying so much in your backpack. It would be challenging to explore and navigate new terrain while carrying so much baggage from previous needs, experiences, and the stories we tell ourselves about what we want. That's the notion of a beginner's mind - to allow our psyche to adventure into an experience with the self, another or the world itself with openness, amazement, awe and wonder. This is the territory for creativity and curiosity to maximize human potential for leadership in any given environment - work or personal. Every moment is a fresh start.

Winning Together A winning mentality is built when great leaders and teams come together. Strong leaders inspire, teams deliver, and together they achieve greatness. Success isn’t just about individuals—it’s about collective effort, shared vision, and trust. How have you experienced winning together with a great team or leader? Share your story!

Starting each day as a beginner might seem daunting. The comfort of familiarity is replaced by the uncertainty of learning curves. Yet, it’s in this space of beginner’s mind where the magic happens. Being a beginner means you’re open to new perspectives, eager to learn, and free from the constraints of ‘this is how it’s always been done.’ It’s about embracing vulnerability and cultivating curiosity—qualities that are essential in today’s ever-changing world. Yes, it’s challenging. You’ll face self-doubt and the fear of failure. But remember, every expert was once a beginner. The willingness to start fresh, to be humble, and to learn is what drives personal mastery and innovation. So, let’s celebrate the beginner’s spirit. It keeps us agile, resilient, and forward-thinking. It’s not just about acquiring new skills; it’s about transforming our approach to life and work. And that’s why being a beginner every morning is not just important, it’s imperative. #ContinuousLearning #GrowthMindset #Innovation

After a celebratory July 4th holiday week, transitioning back to work can be tough. If today is your first day back in the office, you might be feeling a bit rusty. Don’t be afraid to be a beginner—ease into the day and the responsibilities ahead, staying open to what’s to come. Each day brings the opportunity to learn something new and seize the greatness that awaits. Start each day with a renewed sense of possibility and excitement. Today will be great if we commit to making it so. #MondayMotivation #BackToWork #NewBeginnings #GrowthMindset #Opportunities

Archipreneurship embodies the idea that architects can be more than just designers; they can also be entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders in shaping the built environment. It's about harnessing our creative vision and business acumen to not only design beautiful spaces but also to create sustainable and impactful businesses. One of the most inspiring aspects of archipreneurship is the sense of community it fosters. When architects come together to support and collaborate with one another, incredible things happen. By pooling our resources, sharing our knowledge, and supporting each other's ventures, we amplify our collective impact and drive positive change in our industry. #Archipreneurship #BuildingInnovation #DesignLeadership #CreativeEntrepreneurship #CollaborativeArchitecture #EmpoweringArchitects #EntrepreneurialDesign #ArchitectsUnite #InnovateTogether #DesignCommunity

It is always good to work and eat together ! Team is a succes never a person.

Team work is the key