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  • @OnAcornBay | Winter Beach mornings on the Island Of Chincoteague, VA
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    "And a big shout out. So now the beach is semi closed down. I don't even know if I'm allowed to go on because they're rebuilding and the dunes and everything, but you be very sure I'm going on. Okay, so. Ooh la la. So the we. I'm gonna give a big shout out to my friend, Ms. Wheelchair Maryland, Dominique Sessa. I love you, girl."
    11 min
  • @OnAcornBay | My purpose is greater than my pain!
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    "And, you know, of course, there are certain folks that you have to tell about it or check in on due to the nature of the situation. Like his father. Yeah. And I believe everyone is still in shock and their two little children. And there was a divorce involved going on at the moment. I can, you know, imagine."
    14 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn - The Power of High Expectaions! How Your Opinion Of Others Shapes Their Reality.
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    "And it's interesting because we can hold these low opinions by the obstacles that we put in place, especially in the workplace. Right? Obstacles preventing folks from growing, you know, not giving them the resources or, you know, creating toxic environments are examples of holding low opinions of others. The environment in which we're in that, you know, one that doesn't allow for the growth or support. I caught myself doing this recently with someone because their first few assignments had some errors."
    11 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn - Competence!
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    "As leaders, we expect our people to follow through when we give them the ball. When I hand you the ball, I expect you to follow through. I expect that and I expect a whole lot more. Accomplish more than expected. This is a really, really big one, sweetie. Highly competent people always go the extra mile. We're above and beyond. You give it, we're gonna grow it. We're gonna find ways to make it better."
    6 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #DailyAcorn - A Reflection on Time. Happy Birthday Mr Son
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    "Sixteen years ago, 3, 1809, hard to believe. I gave birth to our son, Elijah Kearsley, and he was born at 27 weeks, three days. And it was really quite an incredible, incredible journey. And it's just been going as life does ever since. It was a life of nicu, as one can imagine. And we're healthy now, but the grace of God."
    8 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn - Look in Unusual Places For Ideas.
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    "So in light of all of that news today, the encouragement is look in unusual places for ideas. And by that I mean opening our eyes to new ideas everywhere that we look today. Welcome to the Daily acorn. Good leaders are attentive to ideas, and leadership is definitely what we're going to be needing here. And when we talk about leadership here, we talk about leading ourselves first. We lead ourselves, our animals, our families. We are all leaders. All of our voices matter."
    4 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn: OVERRIDE - Inside The Revolution Rewiring American Power. (eko)
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    "Ethan Chautran's analysis revealed patterns that career officials didn't even know existed. By dawn, they would understand more about Treasury's operations than people who had worked there for decades. This wasn't a hack. This wasn't a breach. This was an authorized disruption. While career bureaucrats prepared orientation packets and welcome memos, Doge's team was already deep inside the payment systems. No committees, no approvals, no red tape. Just four coders with unprecedented access and algorithms ready to run."
    5 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn: PATHFINDERS OF LIGHT: A Spoken Tribute to Harriet Tubman and Mary Gladys Jones.
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    "Listen to the footsteps in the night and the chalk tapping on a blackboard in the light. Two women, two centuries one mission divine Harriet Tubman and Mary Gladys Jones Their legacies intertwined From Maryland's soil they both arose One born in chains One facing closed doors Dorchester county gave us Tubman's might Wild booster watched Jones's wisdom take flight Picture Tubman in the dead of night north star above, freedom in sight Be free or die, her voice would command has she led souls to promise through unforgiving land?"
    7 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn. Preserving Ancestral Legacy
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    "Every time someone refuses to accept the chains others would place on them, physical or spiritual, they are walking her path. So when people ask me about legacy, about what one life can mean, I tell them about a woman whose death couldn't catch, where fear couldn't hold, who turned the North Star into a ladder and taught us all how to climb. Harriet Tubman didn't just conduct people to freedom. She conducted the future itself."
    6 min
  • @OnAcornBay | #TheDailyAcorn - D’aily Reflections! My Friend Mayor Jack Heath
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    "For example, when there is an opening in an executive director Position, you know, let's say, which is one of the highest levels you can get to here for the non profit work, you very rarely. I don't know how many black executive directors you see here on the Eastern Shore, come to think of it. I should do a polling. Yeah, that's a very interesting thing."
    14 min

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