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A Hockey Showdown That Brought Us Together – What Team Are You On? - 2025 - Week 8 Update
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I hope you’re doing great! Did you catch the epic USA vs. Canada hockey game in the 4 Nations Face-Off final this past Thursday, February 20th? If not, let me paint the picture for you: two nations, one ice rink, and a whole lot of passion. The game went into overtime, with Canada’s Connor McDavid sealing a 3-2 victory for the Maple Leaf. But beyond the score, what really stood out was how both the USA and Canada rallied behind their teams. Fans from across the border—whether in Boston’s TD Garden or watching from home—came together in a big way. American supporters chanted “U-S-A!” while Canadians proudly waved their flags, singing “O Canada” with gusto. It wasn’t just about the players on the ice; it was about entire nations uniting to cheer for something they believed in. Even with all the rivalry (and trust me, it was intense—three fights in the first nine seconds of their earlier matchup!), there was this incredible sense of togetherness. Each side knew exactly what team they were on, and they showed up for it. It got me thinking about how important it is to know what team you’re on in life. We’re all part of teams, big and small—whether it’s your family, your workplace, your community, or even a cause you care about. The USA and Canada reminded us that supporting your team isn’t just about winning; it’s about belonging, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with others, and giving it your all. When you’re clear on your team, you know where to direct your energy and who’s got your back. So, I’d love to hear from you—what teams are you proud to be a part of? Maybe it’s a local sports crew, a volunteer group, or just your tight-knit circle of friends. Hit reply and let me know—I’m always inspired by your stories. Here’s to the big wins, the small victories, and every moment we get to root for our team—whatever that looks like for you. Justin PS - I have a weekly update that I will include on my dreams below, this is something I have been doing personally for more than 2 years now, and it is my guiding light for how I make decisions and decide what I want to be doing and chasing. If you ever want to became part of what I am creating, you can sign up at www.justindcstephens.com for the Employee Empowerment Initiative. Justin Stephens |
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