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In this video, Dovi, a participant from the summer 2024 Birthright Israel trip, shares his favorite moment from the experience. Was it hiking Masada, visiting the Western Wall, or meeting the Israelis? Watch to find out.

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INCOMING STEREOTYPE! Apologies in advance to anyone I offend. River boating through Europe is for very old people. Floating through Central Europe and soaking up all the history, castles, cobblestone streets, and multiple cultures over the course of 7-10 days is for very old people. I'm not exactly sure how this came to be, but river boating is, indeed, a stereotype associated with grandparents, those long since retired, and the like. UNLESS...you privately charter a 150-person river boat, anchor the theme with fitness, and put whoever you choose on it! You see, that breaks the mold. At #Race2Adventure, we did that in 2021 on the Danube, are about to do it again in June 2024 on the Rhine, and in 2026, we're cruising through France via Burgundy, Provence, and down into the French Riviera on the Rhone. If you want to see what happens when we take over a Uniworld River Boat...just click on the video here. You'll see it's incredibly atypical of what you might normally expect on one of these amazing vessels in Europe. https://lnkd.in/ggNRPSGF

🌊🏅 Discovering the Dragon Boat Festival: A Celebration of Culture and Team Spirit 🏅🌊 Every year on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, China celebrates the Dragon Boat Festival, a vibrant event commemorating the great poet Qu Yuan. More than just a festivity, it is a showcase of teamwork and cultural heritage. 🐉 What is Dragon Boat Racing? 🐉 Dragon Boat Racing is a traditional water sport where teams paddle in unison in ornate dragon-shaped boats. This thrilling race symbolizes the urgent rescue of Qu Yuan and embodies the spirit of collaboration. 🎉 Race Highlights 🎉 *Teamwork: Success in dragon boat racing relies on seamless coordination among rowers, steersman, and drummer, emphasizing both physical prowess and team spirit. *Traditional Rituals: Pre-race rituals often involve paying homage to ancestors and seeking blessings for a successful race, honoring historical traditions. *Excited Spectators: The shores are lined with cheering onlookers, creating an electrifying atmosphere that adds to the excitement. 🌟 Cultural Significance 🌟 Dragon Boat Racing is a testament to centuries of cultural heritage, reflecting the resilience and unity of the Chinese people. For businesses, it symbolizes the importance of teamwork and striving towards common goals.

🌟 Wisdom for the Day: Bridge the Gap Between Dreams and Action 💬 "Everyone buys books, few ever read them. Everyone wants growth, few accept pain. Everyone wants to be happier, few ever change." This simple yet profound truth reminds us that desire alone isn’t enough—real transformation demands action, resilience, and courage. 🚀 💡 Key Takeaways: ✅ Intention without action is like a car without fuel—it won’t take you anywhere. ✅ Growth is uncomfortable, but staying stagnant is far worse. ✅ Happiness requires effort, reflection, and sometimes letting go of old habits. 🌟 Your Daily Challenge: 1️⃣ Reflect on Your Intentions: What is one goal you've been dreaming of but haven’t acted on yet? 2️⃣ Take One Small Step Today: Even the tiniest action sets the wheels in motion. Your progress will build momentum! 💭 Final Thought: ✨ "Intention is nothing without action, and action is nothing without intention." Make today the day you align both. The best version of you is waiting. 🌱 #SelfGrowth #Motivation #MindsetMatters #TakeAction

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10 Facts about Finland 1. In Finland, speeding tickets are calculated based on your income. 2. There are many saunas in Finland and for every two persons, on average, there is one sauna. 3. In Finland, winter Reindeer racing season is held. The location is 350 km north of the Arctic Circle. The lakes and rivers are frozen in winter months and conditions are perfect for racing. The first championship was held in 1959. 4. There are 178,947 islands in Finland but only 549 islands are permanently inhabited. 5. The Wife-carrying competition has been a championship since 1999. In the competition, the male member will carry his female member and will try to complete the race in the fastest time. 6. The "Angry Bird" game was developed by the Finnish software company Rovio Entertainment. 7. The coastline of Finland is 31,119 km. 8. What part of a mobile phone was invented in France? 9. What is the most visited museum in the world? 10. How many tourists visit France each year? Answers: https://wp.me/p9yiKV-1Bn #Finland

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