#whatwedomatters

[artiebujanos]

What we do in life echoes in eternity. -Maximus #life #thislife #whatwedomatters #eternity #dontbeafraidofthedark #dontbeafraid #maximus #gladiator #russellcrowe #warrior #warriors #godswarrior #godswarriors #riseup #showup #unite #fight #thegoodfight https://www.instagram.com/p/CTpnMHwFOoU/?utm_medium=tumblr

[autism-soccer]

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Catch a glimpse of our Autism Soccer class this past Saturday @ Pedikidz of Florida PPEC! On our team we have children with Cerebral Palsy, Phelan McDermid Syndrome, Autism, and technology such as Tracheostomy and Gastronomy Tubes. Autism soccer presents an excellent alternative to improve their social skills while providing therapy and having fun ⚽️ ⚽️ ⚽️ Thank you sponsors for making this possible! #whatwedomatters #autism #autismandsports #supportgoodcauses #happykids #ultimatesocialskillsforautism #donate #PediKidz @oscaramuz @hubbellracing @drlimon_miamilakes @hollisticteens

[autism-soccer]

Quick view of our autism soccer class this past Saturday, excellent alternative option to improve their social skills and many others!! autismsoccer #whatwedomatters #autism #autismandsports #supportgoodcauses #happykids #contributetothecommunity #ultimatesocialskillsforautism #donate @oscaramuz

[vastinstituteblog]

What We Do Matters - The International Impact of the Women’s March 2018

By Kelly Lovan - VAST Contributor

In the early stages of 2017 women and humanists everywhere were feverishly making pink hats, protest signs, and plans to meet up with friends for the Women’s March that would let the newly elected administration know that women were unwilling to be bullied, objectified, abused and most of all were done with being silent.

This year in 2018, in my Seattle community, The Women’s March had become a Facebook event, “another” protest. Somewhat like when you are invited to a birthday party, but you aren’t quite good enough friends to put the effort into going. I heard comments like “Are you going to the march on Saturday?” and in response “No, I thought about taking off work but it’s not really worth it. Last year was the big deal, this year feels a little pointless.” And although I understand that not everyone can or should take off work to protest (I have bills to pay that forced me to support the women in my workplace that Saturday), I want to explain how far from pointless this year’s march was. It inspired people you will never meet.

Being blessed with multiple family members and friends living throughout the world, I'm aware that many of them are American citizens, married to Americans, or that they love American culture and have spent much of their hard-earned money to travel to the USA and bring their families to this great country they have loved dearly and respected for so long. The impact of the social and political climate shift was felt far outside of the United States and many of my friends (especially in Germany) felt as though all hope for democracy and human rights in America had been lost. It is no secret that comparisons were made of the current administration to Germany’s darkest hour of history and the media did what sells papers - it reflected our sense of fear and hopelessness.

This year after the second, not so urgent to some, Women's March, I experienced family, colleagues and friends show overwhelming amounts of gratitude and love for the thousands of Women and allies who marched on that Saturday. I heard things like “Democracy is alive again in America!” as well as astonishment and relief that so many people showed up, even if for no other reason than to be another small voice joining a much louder song encouraging everyone that inclusion and human decency will prevail.

My point is not to discuss whether we should or shouldn’t participate in protests.

My point is to remind you that, What We Do Matters.

Every, Single, Thing We Do Matters. The VAST Institute has long been a friend to those who thought their heartfelt desires such as clarity of purpose or thriving were impossible. Our Founder Michelle Sherman, for almost three decades, has developed and delivered an innovative coaching process, which focuses on expanding right use of personal power, conscious business practices, healthy relationships and quality of life enrichment.

No matter how pointless something may seem now, I promise that what you do matters. “Not worth it” to me might be “last hope” to another and it takes us working together to lift each other up and be strong for one another when any member of our human family needs encouragement.

[strawberri414]

#goodmorning #lovemyjob #early #support for #nursing #executiveassistants #itswhatwedo #sunrise #monday #jesushelpsme #workisworship #whatwedomatters

[awkwardlyfestyle]

"Not even Lucifer could possibly have created a hell worse than this" What we do matters. Never again. #whatwedomatters #neveragain (at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum)

[spherbalife-blog]

So this weekend was amazing, last year at Extravaganza it was only me and @cblaze79, this year we added 3 amazing ladies who I know will do great in their business and help people get fit and be healthy, which is the most important...so I'd like to take this moment to shout out @getfit_essence @justbeauty and @opaldee...Ladies Enrique Carillo @champions_24guy said it best..."If you stick around you will become a champion" we have had our ups and definitely our share of downs, but we will persevere and push on, we will walk that stage one day and tell our story, because our stories are inspirational, the reasons why we are doing what we do is inspirational, all of you are inspirational...So thank you to all the leaders who spoke this weekend, who gave us the extra spark and kick in the you know what...we needed it...LADIES LETS DO THIS, LETS BE GREAT AND HELP OTHERS DO THE SAME... ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #herbafamily #herbalife #fitfam #fitness #story #whatwedomatters #party #beauty #noexcuses #workhardplayhard #workfromhome #sunnyside #nyc #brooklyn #life #loseweightnow #love #wellness #weightloss #business #businessman #wellnesscoach