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Impact > Status.

When starting out, I didn’t have the skills, salary or experience to impress anyone.

But I did have my values.

I wanted to be known as the person who:

- Gets sh*t done
- Is reliable & trustworthy
- Helps others without expectation

I remember the leaders who bragged about their cars & titles.
For all the wrong reasons!

The best leaders I've ever worked for?
They always made time for me.

Even when they were busy.
They never made me feel like a burden.

I felt important.
It built my confidence & loyalty.

Here’s How To Make An Impact In Your Career & Relationships:

1️⃣ Be Present
↳ Give people your full attention when you're with them.
↳ Put the phone away (easier said than done). It shows you care.

2️⃣ Keep Your Promises
↳ When you say you'll do something, do it.
↳ You'll build trust and reliability over time.

3️⃣ Practice Empathy
↳ Understand others' feelings and show genuine care for their challenges.

4️⃣ Do The Boring Stuff, Fast
↳ You'll get boring tasks initially. Get them done quickly.
↳ It’s an underrated skill. And you'll get better work.

5️⃣ Show Appreciation
↳ People want to feel important.
↳ A “thank you” and "great job" goes a long way.

Don’t be a cold, unapproachable leader.

Make time for people.
They'll value it more than you know.

People won’t remember your CV or job title.
They’ll remember how you made them feel.

Do you agree?
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The Journey from Windows 1.0 to Windows 11: A Brief Overview

✨Windows 1.0 (1985): Introduced a graphical user interface (GUI) for MS-DOS users, featuring windows, drop-down menus, and mouse support.

✨Windows 2.0 (1987): Improved graphics, overlapping windows, and support for more complex applications.

✨Windows 3.0 (1990): Enhanced performance, 16-color VGA graphics, and the introduction of Program Manager and File Manager.

✨Windows 3.1 (1992): Improved multimedia support, TrueType fonts, and drag-and-drop functionality.

✨Windows NT (1993): Aimed at business users, introducing a new architecture for better security and stability.

✨Windows 95 (1995): Major overhaul with the Start menu, taskbar, and plug-and-play hardware support, alongside 32-bit architecture.

✨Windows NT 4.0 (1996): Combined Windows NT’s stability with the

✨Windows 95 interface, aimed at corporate environments.

✨Windows 98 (1998): Web integration with Internet Explorer, improved USB support, and the introduction of the Windows Update feature.

✨Windows 2000 (2000): Built on Windows NT technology for better stability, targeted at business users with enhanced security features.

✨Windows ME (2000): Aimed at home users with improved multimedia capabilities, though criticized for stability issues.

✨Windows XP (2001): Combined the best of Windows 2000 and ME, with a new user interface, improved performance, and better stability.

✨Windows Server 2003 (2003): A server-specific OS focusing on security, reliability, and performance improvements.

✨Windows Vista (2007): Introduced Aero graphics, enhanced security features, and new search capabilities, but faced criticism for high resource demands.

✨Windows Server 2008 (2008): Improved administration, virtualization, and security features.

✨Windows 7 (2009): Improved performance and usability, refined Aero interface, and widespread positive reception.

✨Windows 8 (2012): Focused on touch-screen support with the new Start screen and Metro interface, but faced criticism for removing the Start menu.

✨Windows Server 2012 (2012): Enhanced support for cloud computing and virtualization.

✨Windows 8.1 (2013): Addressed some of the criticisms of Windows 8, reintroducing the Start button and improving the user experience.

✨Windows 10 (2015): Unified platform for PCs, tablets, and smartphones, bringing back the Start menu and introducing features like Cortana and the Edge browser.

✨Windows Server 2016 (2016): Enhanced security, Azure integration, and support for Docker containers.

✨Windows 11 (2021): Redesigned user interface with a centered Start menu, improved performance, new productivity features, and enhanced support for gaming and security.

✨Windows Server 2022 (2021): Enhanced security, hybrid capabilities with Azure, and improvements in performance and application compatibility.

Throughout its journey, Microsoft windows has continually evolved, balancing innovation with user feedback to maintain its position.

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Folks, I'll be conducting Full Day live session on Forcepoint DLP for Silver & Above Membership User.
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