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How to Brand Your Business | Why Branding Your Business Is Important

How to brand your business No one can tell you how to brand your business.…

Monica Magnetti on November 6, 2013

Monica Magnetti 2013-11-06T07:51:29-08:00

“Monica inspired me at every session,” says one of her clients. “She is the best listener and she has a way of narrowing things down to the real issues. For example, in regards to my branding, what I needed to address was my fear of success.”

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Repost from @ryanpk The fires in Winnipeg are hi

Repost from @ryanpk

The fires in Winnipeg are hitting the wild life very hard. The amazing @ryanpk with @jasminecolucci both from @k9advocatesmanitoba
are bringing water to the wild life while rescuing displaced and abandoned cats and dogs.

PLEASE if you could make a donation, do it. Every amount counts and makes a huge difference to the tireless volunteers who never stop.

All animal rescues are working together, and these images of wildlife posted by Ryan are heartbreaking.

Please consider donating to #k9advocatesmanitoba
They don't have charity status, but every single dollars goes toward the animals and they all personally contribute.

Etransfer
K9advocatesmanitoba@gmail.com

@chelseakorkrealtor @alexblumberg @c.o_r_a.l @endless._.pawsabilities @bootsclassandawholelottasass @owen_laukkanen @thankdogiamout
@aboutadogrescuesociety
@brady.oliveira
@northshoreblackbearsociety
@vancouverhumane
@the_dog_guy100
@pacificwild
@bearsmatter@gmail.com
@ellielamb2021

P.S. Ryan is one of the sweet 3 faces on the last photo. Not the fluffy white! The one with the green R. How about the background sweet face finally being rescued???

Though volunteers are humble and focus on photograohing the rescues, I like to see their faces because they make such a difference to dogs and cats that would otherwise die.

Sometimes people take their anger and their frustr

Sometimes people take their anger and their frustrations out on us.

They simply do not know how to treat themselves and the abuse they direct on us is actually directed to themselves.

We need to set boundaries, especially with the people who do not respect us.

You have done nothing wrong by asking to be treated right.

My old and new philosophy continues to be TRAVEL LIGHT. Other people can carry their own drama. Not interested.

Photo credit to the fabulous
@thesparkdotcompany
#iamfuckingradiant

Enjoying my new haircut ...

Enjoying my new haircut ...

REPOST Update on our Legal Fight to #SaveBCwolves

REPOST
Update on our Legal Fight to #SaveBCwolves
@rebekabreder

@pacificwild hearing to review the legalities surrounding the killing of wolves in British Columbia took place earlier this month on July 7 and 8 in the B.C. Supreme Court. Our goal is to ensure that when decisions affecting the protection of wildlife are made in B.C., that a lawful process is followed.

The B.C. wolf cull is a government-sponsored program implemented to protect endangered caribou. However, we know the root cause of caribou declines is human interference with the natural environment. If we fail to save endangered caribou habitat, killing wolves will not save caribou.

The wolf cull has been taking place since 2015, with approximately 1,400 wolves killed since the program began. In our view, the authority to cull wolves by aircraft has been inappropriately given to regional managers under current Wildlife Act regulations. The majority of wolf killings have occurred via civilians (contracted by the government) shooting from helicopters which we say also breaks federal aviation laws.

After two full days in court, our case has made headway. The judge is engaged, and he is giving enough time to hear the case which is rare in animal law cases. While court time was originally set for only two days, the judge has deemed that at least three more days in court are required.

"In animal law cases, the priority tends to be minimized. Often these types of cases don’t get a lot of court time. But in this particular case, we’re getting a significant amount of time which speaks volumes to how the judicial system is finally starting to take these types of issues seriously."

— Rebeka Breder, legal counsel for Pacific Wild

Wolves are an iconic species integral to the functioning of ecosystems in this province and a critical part of our work at Pacific WIld. We will continue to take on the government and hold them accountable for irresponsible and unlawful management of wildlife in the province.

The fight to #SaveBCWolves continues.

Your Help is Needed Even More Today

We invite you to join our new wolf fundraising and awareness campaign. Check out our fundraising page
@Pacificwild

Polpettone in gelatina

Polpettone in gelatina

Guess who I ran into this morning for breakfast?

Guess who I ran into this morning for breakfast?

#everydayheroes @ryanpk from @k9advocatesmanitoba

#everydayheroes @ryanpk from @k9advocatesmanitoba
Thanks @mercedesbenzwinnipeg for supporting #savinganimals #winnipegrescues
#everydayheros #peoplewhochangetheworld

Once upon a time there were 3 sisters. And then th

Once upon a time there were 3 sisters.
And then they weren't.
End of story.
Amen 🙏

Ginger il gatto

Ginger il gatto

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