Welcome to the SEA Inc. staff life lesson roundup! It’s the weekly wisdom check-in where we share what we’ve learned, laughed at, and silently nodded while pretending not to cry at our desks. (Just kidding. Sort of.) Here are the gems from the team this week—laughs, lessons, and all!

Leslie’s Lesson: No Drama, Only Growth 

“Don’t make drama out of your bad experiences; they were just moments, not lifetime titles.” This week, Leslie’s sharing her wisdom: don’t let a bad hair day become a bad hair lifetime. We all have those “main character moments,” wondering why the universe is out to get us, but Leslie knows better. Just because you tripped on your way to the big presentation doesn’t mean you’re forever marked as “that clumsy one.” Keep it classy—just dust off and move on.

Angelic’s Motto: Chase Dreams Over Surrender 

“Another blessing to pursue your dreams; better to suffer for them than surrender to doubt.” While some of us barely make it through a week without surrendering to the call of the snooze button, Angelic is here pushing dreams instead. She says, sure, it’s hard—it’s still better than the regret of not trying at all. Because, really, isn’t it better to suffer a little sleep loss than to suffer wondering what could’ve been? Just don’t blame her when you’re deep in your fifth cup of coffee.

Angela’s Attitude: Keep Moving Forward 

“It’s up to us to keep going or give up, but life doesn’t stop.” Angela’s serving us some treadmill wisdom here. Life is relentless, like a workout with no “cool down” button in sight, so keep that pace. Life waits for no one (not even the “I-woke-up-at-5-a.m. club”), so whether you’re power-walking or barely inching along, as long as you’re moving forward, you’re winning. Tired? Sure. But winning.

Os’s Outlook: Good Karma Always Comes Around 

“Do good, because kindness has a funny way of coming back around.” Os reminds us that karma isn’t just about cosmic payback—it’s about setting up future surprises. Do good today, and one day the universe might just hand you a free coffee or a free car wash (you know, the big stuff). Sure, it might not happen right away, but good deeds age like fine wine—they just get better over time.

Gideon’s Take: Focus on the Pour 

“When it rains, it pours. So why not focus on what’s pouring?” When life’s downpour feels relentless, Gideon says to focus on what’s flowing in instead of what’s flooding you out. Maybe it’s appreciation for that cozy, dry spot on your couch or a second helping of pizza. It’s all about selective attention, people! Rain may pour, but so do silver linings.

Anne’s Insight: Look Through Different Lenses 

“See through different lenses before reacting.” Anne knows the value of a second (or fifth) perspective. Feeling a little reactive? Take off those “jump to conclusions” glasses and slip on your “hmm, let’s think about this” specs. A lens change can turn a fiery response into a calm solution. Try it, and watch as your blood pressure (and the likelihood of office drama) drops significantly.

Christa’s Reminder: People and Their Baggage 

“Their actions say more about their baggage than they do about you.” According to Christa, people often come with more baggage than an airport terminal. Next time someone is salty with you, just remember—they’re probably juggling a carry-on of their own. Pro tip: their rudeness isn’t a reflection of you; it’s just them having their reality show. Don’t let it ruin your episode.

Christine’s Assurance: Faith Through Tribulations

“In every trial, remember that faith will see you through.” Christine knows that faith can do more than help you through tough times—it’s the only thing that can survive coffee shortages, Monday morning traffic, and “emergency” meetings. Faith is like that friend who tells you “You’ve got this,” even when you’re not so sure yourself. Hang on, because every trial has an end in sight.

Ma’am Anne’s Mantra: Mindful Positivity 

“Train your mind to stay calm, stay positive, and keep perspective.” Ma’am Anne is all about mindful living, and this week she’s bringing us her “stay chill” vibes. Calm minds think clearly, especially when chaos calls. Breathe, relax, and if all else fails, a quick desk stretch never hurt anybody. Zen is just a decision away—if you can ignore the email notification pinging every five seconds.

Cheryl’s Tip: Nature Therapy 

“Take a day with nature to reset and think clearly.” For Cheryl, a little time with nature is like rebooting your brain. Take a walk, listen to the birds, and suddenly life’s puzzles start sorting themselves out. It’s all about grounding. So if your computer isn’t giving you the answers you need, maybe a tree will. You won’t find Wi-Fi out there, but sometimes that’s exactly the point. So there you have it: SEA Inc. staff wisdom for the week. These insights serve as a reminder that whether it’s dodging drama or finding meaning in rainstorms, we’re all just doing our best to keep it real—and keeping it real with a bit of humor makes all the difference.