Vol. 3, Issue 47 | November 27, 2024
Here's what RDI employees are thankful for this holiday season
As we celebrate this season of gratitude, we want to wish everyone a warm and joyful Thanksgiving. A heartfelt thank-you to those who shared what they’re thankful for this year—it’s been inspiring to see your responses! From family and friends to the little joys that brighten your days, your words remind us of what makes our RDI community so special. Check out the responses above, and let’s carry this spirit of thankfulness with us into the holiday season. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving! 🦃✨
Enjoy these electric guitar lessons from Milford's resident musician Larry Schoenberger
Teach Us Something: How to Start Playing Guitar
Welcome back to another episode of Teach Us Something, a video series in which YOU share your passions and hobbies with the rest of us! We’re thrilled to introduce Milford agent Larry Schoenberger, a long-time guitarist and today’s Teacher!
Larry learned how to play the guitar at 16 after several kids at his high school started forming bands (he may have also been influenced by seeing the rock band Boston in concert). When he’s not at RDI, you can often find Larry in his studio, arranging music and experimenting with other instruments besides the guitar. But guitar was his introduction to music, and though it was difficult learning various scales and musical theory, he loves being able to rock out. Check out the video above for more tips and tricks on playing the guitar!
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Check out True Blue and Milford's Thanksgiving potluck celebrations below
This Thanksgiving season, Milford and True Blue celebrated with incredible potlucks filled with delicious food and warm camaraderie. At True Blue, eight different potlucks brought teams together to share meals and reflect on what they’re grateful for. Over in Milford, the community spirit shone brightly as leaders and team members went above and beyond, contributing side dishes, desserts, and even four whole turkeys. This year’s Milford potluck marked the largest gathering since before the pandemic, showcasing the strength and generosity of our RDI family. Thank you to everyone who made these events so memorable—your efforts truly highlight the spirit of the season!
November 24 – November 30
Learn more about the December Featured Course of the Month below
As 2025 approaches, it’s the perfect time to set your sights on success! December’s Featured Course of the Month, Goal Setting for the New Year, is designed to help you create achievable, impactful goals that keep you focused and motivated. Whether you’re looking to grow personally or professionally, this course will guide you through strategies to set and stick to goals that matter most to you. Don’t miss this opportunity to start the new year with clarity and purpose—sign up today!
Let's get moving, RDI (and win some cash prizes)
Get Fit This Winter with LiveWell’s 12 Days of Fitness Challenge!
Stay active this December and join the RDI LiveWell initiative, 12 Days of Fitness! The challenge is simple: complete at least 12 workouts throughout the month to enter a drawing for exciting cash prizes or even a Fitbit. Whether you hit the treadmill, take a brisk walk, or snap a sweaty post-workout selfie, your activity counts! To participate, share proof of your 12 workouts on the RDI LiveWell page with the hashtag #12DaysOfFitness2024. Using the hashtag is essential to ensure your entries are tracked. The more people who join, the bigger the prize pool grows, so rally your coworkers to get involved!
Prizes include:
Winners will be announced in early January on the LiveWell page. Have questions? Contact Eric Sherman or Jon Sprik for more details. Let’s get moving, RDI!
See how our Adopt a Class volunteers celebrated Thanksgiving with these third-graders!
RDI volunteers returned to Winton Hills Academy for their third Adopt a Class session, spreading Thanksgiving cheer to a group of creative third graders. The visit featured a festive turkey mascot (aka Turkey Sherm), colorful bracelets, and treat-filled turkey legs that brought smiles all around. Each visit strengthens the bond between the volunteers and students, showcasing the power of community connections and the joy of giving back.