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🚀 Let the countdown begin! Next week, the Ramblin Jackson team is heading to Charlotte, NC for NALP's ELEVATE conference! 🌿 Mark your calendars for Nov 3-6 and come visit us at booth #1111! Say howdy, grab some insights, and enter to win some awesome prizes! 🎉🛠️ We can't wait to meet you there and talk all things landscaping business growth! 💬💪 #Landscaping #SmallBusiness #BusinessGrowth #Elevate #Landscape

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Isaac Simpson's team at WILL has done something extraordinary: They’ve made me, even if just for a moment, think Michigan might be… cool. (Yes, really.) Their ad for Michigan Enjoyer is one of the most impactful pieces I’ve seen this year, and here’s why it resonates so deeply: 1️⃣ Vital American masculinity is celebrated, not deconstructed. 2️⃣ It revives the “Michigan man” legacy – rugged independence, freedom, and exploration. 3️⃣It contextualizes this attitude in the modern decayed urban landscape. It reminds the Michiganer that his past has meaning, and if he embraces it, he can shape the future. It says, "Look back on your pioneering past, Michigan man. You live on a new frontier, the frontier of the decay of both urban and small-town America. Explore and plant your flag. It is your legacy. This kind of ad isn't just advertising; it's art. Let’s make more work like this. Let’s create art that moves people. This one? Definitely an OPE for me. P.S. What’s the last ad or piece of art that stopped you in your tracks? Let me know below. #enjoyer #ope #brand #marketing #manhood #creativity

Before and after at 3025 Magazine St in New Orleans: a clear case of how extraordinary floors spark extraordinary transformations. ✨ Wondering how we can refresh your space? Let’s connect! #NewOrleansRevamp #ExtraordinaryFlooring

Affinity Real Estate “Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.” - Eckhart Tolle It so happens that one of the things we are particularly good at, at Affinity Real Estate, is 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘁𝘂𝗱𝗲. ✨ Watch the full video to see what some of our partners were most grateful for at our past team meeting 👀 Want to stop by and join one of our team meetings? DM us and let us know 📲 . . #kitchenerrealtor #waterloorealtor #guelphrealtor #gratitude #affinityrealestate #realtor #expcanada #cambridgerealtor #gtarealtor #torontorealtor #mississaugarealtor #oakvillerealtor

Hey folks, check out this fascinating blog post about how designer Scott Pask turned his Arizona home into a creative oasis. You'll be inspired by how he brings the desert spirit to life. Read the full article here: https://ift.tt/e1Ziaqm

One of CannonDesign ambitions, The Big Rethink, is all about flipping the tables on conventions and embracing the unexpected. SRG + CannonDesign did exactly that when designing two parking garages for a renowned athletic company. These next-generation structures redefine the typical parking experience by prioritizing placemaking and creating substantial spaces for pedestrian and recreational use. By rethinking the design and purpose of buildings like parking structures, we can transform mundane moments into opportunities for inspiration and connection, fundamentally reshaping what it means to navigate our cities and communities. Learn more in this piece by Aaron Pleskac.

Y'all ~ I can't believe I have a rising senior in high school! It was my pleasure to contribute to Terri's most recent article for Forbes. Setting up your first dorm room or college apartment may seem overwhelming at first, yet it's the perfect time to experiment and have some fun! Check out the numerous tips, and enjoy the process!

One of CannonDesign ambitions, The Big Rethink, is all about flipping the tables on conventions and embracing the unexpected. SRG + CannonDesign did exactly that when designing two parking garages for a renowned athletic company. These next-generation structures redefine the typical parking experience by prioritizing placemaking and creating substantial spaces for pedestrian and recreational use. By rethinking the design and purpose of buildings like parking structures, we can transform mundane moments into opportunities for inspiration and connection, fundamentally reshaping what it means to navigate our cities and communities. Learn more in this piece by Aaron Pleskac.