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Today, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of our veterans. 🇺🇸 From healthcare resources to senior care options, our latest blog explores ways to support those who served. Read more on this Veterans Day and see how we can give back to our heroes: https://lnkd.in/g543yVrX

It feels surrel writing this ... In America - today, is Veterans Day. On #Veterans Day, we honor and express our deepest gratitude to all those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. Your courage and dedication will never be forgotten. 🇺🇸 As we reflect on the #sacrifices made, it’s important to also recognize the #health and #wellbeing of our veterans. The journey of service leaves a lasting impact on both #physical and #mental health, and supporting our #heroes requires a commitment to their overall wellbeing. From addressing #PTSD, #chronic stress, and #anxiety, and #depression to ensuring access to holistic care, our responsibility extends beyond words of #thanks. It’s about action—creating spaces where #veterans feel seen, supported, and valued. To every veteran out there: Your service matters. Your health matters. You matter. ❤️ Today, and every day, let’s honor their sacrifices by advocating for programs, policies, and support systems that put health and wellbeing front and center. Thank you for your service. We stand with you. #VeteransDay #Gratitude #HealthAndWellbeing #SupportingVeterans #MentalHealthAwareness #WellnessMatters #ThankYouForYourService

Honoring the brave heroes who have served our country with courage, sacrifice, and unwavering commitment. Today, we salute you for your service and the freedoms we hold dear. Thank you for your dedication and strength. Happy Veterans Day from My Virtual Resources! 🇺🇸 . . . #veteransday #floridarealestate #socialmediamarketing #virtualassistant #realestatemarketing #realestatecontent #realestateagents #realestate #realestateva #realestatevirtualassistant #notary #realtormarketing #marketingforrealtors #realtorsofinstagram #socialmediaforrealtors #realtorlife

On this Veterans Day, we honor and express our deepest gratitude to all who have served. Your courage, dedication, and sacrifice inspire us every day. Thank you for your unwavering commitment and service to our country. Your contributions are truly valued and will never be forgotten. 🙌🇺🇸 #Jodder #SocialMediaExperts #FranchiseMarketing #SmallBusinessMarketing #MarketingTools

Happy Veterans’ Day! I have to admit, I’ve been meaning to make this post for years. My time in service, for those that know me, was full of tremendous highs and devastating lows. When I left the service, Lord knows, I was DONE! But as time goes on, I often find myself reflecting upon my service and I find much pride when taking inventory of the many lessons learned during my time in service to my country. Here are a few that I feel are as relevant today as ever. 1.      Chill out, it’s not that serious! Nothing is life or death… unless it’s life or death. 2.      You’re way stronger than you believe you are. There’s nothing you can’t withstand for a Year; If not a year, a Month; If not a month, a Week; If not a week, a Day; If not a day, an Hour… Minute… Second 3.      All differences can be overcome when working towards a shared goal. Sounds cliché, but I’ve seen it! 4.      Control what is in your power to control. The rest is just noise! 5.      Surround yourself with as many people as you can… Who are NOT like you! There’s strength in diversity – we fill each other’s gaps! This is clearly an abridged list. The lessons learned while serving in the US Army are too vast to include here. Some lessons, I’m sill only just beginning to understand. All in all, though, I’m better for having served. I’m better for the people I’ve met, the things I’ve seen, and places I’ve been. Thank you to all my fellow Veterans! Today is your day, Enjoy it!

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To all our service members and veterans — and to the families who are remembering loved ones today — we salute you on this Memorial Day and every day. Your dedication and sacrifice embody the finest qualities of our nation. Thank you for your unwavering service and commitment to our country. #Mastermind #josephadrolshagen #IFGTcoach #IFGTcoachwithjoey #SubconsciousMindsetTraining #MindsetAlignment #ProfessionalDevelopment #SmallBusinessOwner #ManifestingWealth #ExecutiveCoaching #SalesCoaching #BusinessGrowthRoadmapping #SMTmethod #ItsFreakinGoTime

Military Holidays There are three distinct holidays for honoring military personnel and all three are different in who they honor. Some people get confused, so let’s review them and keep it simple: Armed Forces Day 3rd Saturday in May Honors all military personnel now serving Memorial Day Last Monday in May Honors all military personnel who died while serving this nation Veterans Day November 11th Honors those who have served in the Armed Forces Many Americans and businesses try to piggy-back other things onto these holidays. For example, on Memorial Day you’ll find people coming up to veterans and saying, “Thanks for your service.” Please remember, Memorial Day isn’t about anybody’s service. Veterans cringe when they hear this as most vets have lost somebody in combat or training and that phrase, although said innocently and sincerely, is cringeworthy to most vets. It’s not about a mattress sale. It’s not about honoring first responders. It’s not about the first day of summer. Or barbecue. It’s not about anything except honoring those men and women - and the families - who made the ultimate sacrifice for this great nation! That’s it. Don’t add anything else to it. Its simple, but it’s also a somber event and there’s nothing happy about it, so please refrain from saying “Happy Memorial Day.” All three of these events are just single days, not months. So let’s give them the undivided attention each day deserves and focus on what exactly the day is set aside for…spend time with your families and share the meaning of the day with the younger members. Explain what the day is all about. There are many ways to celebrate and/or honor these folks: Visit a military cemetery on Memorial Day, a veterans home on Veterans Day, or send a care package to deployed troops on Armed Forces Day. Our organization is amazing when it comes to honoring these holidays. From placing flags on graves to setting up Missing Man tables to remember the POW-MIA personnel, we enjoy wide support! Many companies just use these days as off-days. Please share these three days with your family and friends! National Cemetery Andersonville, GA

From Brother Roo…🙏🏼😔🫡🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🫵 We veterans do take this very seriously: Here's some ground rules for this weekend: 1. Don't wish me a Happy Memorial Day! There is nothing happy about brave men and women dying. 2. It's not a holiday, it's a remembrance. 3. If you want to know the true meaning, visit Arlington or your local VA or local Veterans Cemetery. 4. Don't talk to me how great any one political power is. Talk to me about Eugene Ashley, Brian Bucher, Nate Chapman, John Levitow, Jon Mills, Mitch Nelson, Chris Kyle, Neil Roberts, John Chapman, Robert Miller and countless other of our Special Forces heroes too numerous to name who made the ultimate sacrifice. Attend a Bell Ceremony, Roll Call or any other type and shed some tears. 5. Don't tell me I don't know what I am talking about, I have carried the burden all too many times for Warriors who now stand their post with God. 6. Remember the Fallen for all the Good they did while they were here. 7. Reach out and let a Vet know you're there, we're losing too many in "peace". One more thing, as a Veteran, when you come together, when you have that BBQ, before you eat, circle up and say a prayer. Raise a glass to your Brothers and Sisters that are gone. Then you don't say a word. After that, eat and enjoy each others company.