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Not even a snow storm can stop us!
Past President @combatucie and Comms + Marketing Director @Mike_J_Grant are with the CSMLS team ready to #Labvocate in Toronto.
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On almost every @abacusdataca survey we field, we ask respondents to rate their happiness from 0 to 10, where 0 is miserable and 10 is very happy.
As of January 30, the average Canadian happiness score out of 100 is 64.
That's 3 points higher than the same time last year.
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Content trends are constantly shifting, and it can be difficult keeping up with how and where your association’s members want to connect.
We've outlined six best practices to help you develop content that's engaging and inspiring. Check them out!
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Is your #association looking to raise dues but doesn't want to lose members? @ASANews found a creative solution that allowed them to increase dues while also retaining members. See what they did: bit.ly/3zzYzRr
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Whether your team is working remotely or is back in the office, their #mentalhealth should still remain a top priority. Read more for resources to help tackle staff well-being. bit.ly/3qtwyFr
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1. Make sure hires meet cultural goals.
2. Reconsider your requirements.
3. Write inclusive job descriptions.
4. Expand your recruiting reach.
5. Lean into diverse referrals, thoughtfully.
Read more: bit.ly/3A145fF
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I found this little gem on @shaneparrish's newsletter. "The best way to improve your ability to think is to spend time thinking.
One way to force yourself to slow down and think is to write. Good writing requires clear thinking.
Writing gives poor thinking nowhere to hide."
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Since the pandemic started, mental health has been top of mind for many individuals and employers. Here's how two associations addressed these important issues: bit.ly/3SuwYIi
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What advice would association pros offer up to those new to the industry? We asked our readers, and here’s what they had to say: bit.ly/3SL3OoB
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We Asked, You Answered: What Are Your Plans for Self-Improvement?: bit.ly/3qTP2iF #assnchat
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Today’s members are accustomed to Amazon-style customer service and highly personalized media. Here’s how aligning your software approach with modern expectations makes for meaningful member engagement. #memberengagement #sponsored bit.ly/3TJIGzt
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This key lime pie inspired by a Nora Ephron movie is very easy to make, and the large amount of juice guarantees a tart, impressive flavor. nyti.ms/3w85Wgu
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Pope Francis’s “pilgrimage of penance” makes its final stop in Iqaluit today.
@FalenJohnson has covered the entire trip so far, she talks to @AnthonyGermain about what she's seen and heard at 8:37am on cbc.ca/listen, or CBC Radio One
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Looking forward to reuniting with the #csae community in Halifax.
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Action must follow any papal apology, says survivor Ted Quewezance.
“Everybody brags about reconciliation going on, the TRC recommendations,” he told @FalenJohnson
“Those recommendations aren't reaching our families … the hurt, the shame is still there”
cbc.ca/1.6531121
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Anyone waiting to binge this series. The time has come. Final episode is out now! cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/1…
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Podcast for the week of Jul 19th: "The Chase" @Mike_J_Grant #potw #canadianpodcasts #podcasting #podcast #canada #week29
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In case you’re worried that you’re too old to pursue your dreams… Frank Lloyd Wright completed 1/3 of his life’s work between the ages of 80 and 92.
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Deepest-ever view of the cosmos from @NASAWebb. The spiked objects are local stars in our own Galaxy. ignore them. Everything else is an entire galaxy. Many distort into arcs, revealing spacetime curvature from the gravity of a galaxy cluster in the image's center.
