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12 May, 2023

All Things in Moderation Conference

Avoid the sameness syndrome with this advice from

Avoid the sameness syndrome with this advice from Barbara Pesel.

Remember, diversity is your superpower.

Paw-don me for barging in, but as your trusted cul

Paw-don me for barging in, but as your trusted culture manager (and resident good boy), I couldn’t let summer pass without some tail-wagging tips for keeping us pets safe and happy. After all, nothing puts a damper on sunny adventures like a hot mess—literally! So, let’s dig into my tried-and-true advice for a paws-itively perfect summer:

Stay hydrated. Humans, make sure our water bowls are always full, and don’t forget those ice cubes. They’re the ulti-mutt summer treat. A thirsty pup is no fun, and nobody wants to deal with a case of the dry drools.

Check the ground before we pound the pavement. If it’s too hot for your hand, it’s fur sure too hot for my paws. Let’s keep our walks cool and comfy, or carry me like the royalty I am ifyou must.

A little fur trim goes a long way, but no shaving! My coat isn’t just a fashion statement; it’s my built-in sunscreen. Trust me, I didn’t grow this floof for you to buzz back to bare!

Sunscreen for the win! If we’re hitting the beach (yay!), grab some pet-safe sunscreen and slather it on my nose. Nobody wants a sunburned snoot—it’s ruff.

So, go ahead and soak up that sunshine, but let’s play it safe. Keep us cool, comfy, and wagging our tails all summer long. And remember, the only thing we want
sizzling this season is the BBQ, not our paws!

Stay cool,

Louis x

Oh, bonjour! Louis here, the most sophisticated po

Oh, bonjour! Louis here, the most sophisticated poodle on the block, and I must say, I’ve recently become intrigued by a most dazzling little creature – the Blue Banded Bee. Have you seen one? Oh, those metallic blue stripes! Très chic! It’s like the haute couture of the insect world. I could imagine wearing a scarf inspired by its pattern.

But this bee isn’t just pretty. It’s important (like me). It does something called “buzz pollination.” It shakes flowers to get the pollen out! Apparently, without this buzzing, some plants wouldn’t grow food properly. Tomatoes, for instance. I do enjoy sniffing a good tomato plant in the garden.

I admire its dedication, but buzzing all day? Exhausting. I’m looking forward to a summer full of naps while the bees take care of the nature’s magic. Buzz on, little friend! 🐝

When is a good time to see my Mum? All the times.

When is a good time to see my Mum? All the times. - love from Louis

D.H. Lawrence, a visionary novelist exploring pass

D.H. Lawrence, a visionary novelist exploring passion, connection, and human experience, had this to say about communications, and we love it. What we love about this is how it reminds us that effective communication includes the power of silence; it’s in those moments of pause that we gather our thoughts and ensure that when we speak, we do so with intention and clarity.

Here are some photos of spring in Carlton from my

Here are some photos of spring in Carlton from my perspective.

With just 33 days of spring left, I can hardly wait for summer to roll in.

Carlton is my paradise, a neighbourhood bursting with life. Those beautiful Victorian homes are perfect for sniffing out new scents, and the busy streets are full of friendly faces and playful pups.

The parks are my favourite spots - endless space to run, roll in the grass, and chase after sticks. And those café smells? They make my tail wag like crazy.

Here’s to the sunny days ahead, filled with adventures and plenty of belly rubs! Love from Louis x

Did you see Adam Grant's post about social media n

Did you see Adam Grant's post about social media negativity? He shared research released in mid-2024 that confirms what many social media managers have long suspected: 'online discussions are dominated by a surpringinly small, extremely vocal, and non-representative minority.'

The study integrates insights from political science, psychology, and cognitive science, revealing how technology creates a 'funhouse mirror' effect on social norms.

Researcher Jay Van Bavel, PhD notes, "Our new paper explains why social media seems so weird: the people with the most extreme beliefs talk a lot. This can lead to a false belief about what average people really believe."

We've said this before but it bears repeating: we can shift the narrative. Take a moment to share something positive or acknowledge the nuance in your views on social media. Your voice can help foster a more balanced and authentic online environment, countering the skewed perceptions that often dominate.

The human team at Pesel & Carr know that work time

The human team at Pesel & Carr know that work time and play time can both be fun.

All of our clients are passionate about their work, and we are passionate about supporting them. That's why this is a fun place to work.

Here’s a quote by Charlie Munger. He had a great attitude towards work and was a very successful businessman.

I bet he was the kind of guy who would have shared his lunch with me, too.

Have a great week.
Love from Louis 🐩

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