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There is no "I" in Team.

HAPPY VETERANS DAY 2019

The advantages of serving in the military are many. I joined the Navy to avoid being drafted. I still cannot get over the irony of that.

Military Service is a great learning experience with advantages too numerous to mention so I will dwell on only one.

Team…You learn how to be part of a team. Teamwork and camaraderie are foremost, and that passion stays with a vet into civilian life.

For those of you who/whom are part of a team always remember it is not about individuals…There Is no “I” in team.

As a matter of fact, there is no “Me” in team, or “Moi,” or “My,” or “Mine”…actually Team doesn’t have very much in it, does it?

Lets see, there’s Tea, which makes it a bit pompous and attractive to the British…and AM, which is a word of existence, “I am,” “you am,” “we am,”etc.…and when used in time venues, denotes a morning word, as opposed to PM.

Lets just say that teams work as long as everyone works together.

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 13, 2019
I have learned that many people in power will tell others that they want "teamwork," meaning they want everyone to do what they want or say. In every team, there are leaders, doers, and slackers. A team works best when everyone considers everyone else as equal and everyone pitches in to the best of their ability.

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