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Woodworkers Unite Expert Insights on Building a Strong Team

As woodworkers, we know that teamwork is essential to achieving great things. In this blog post, we'll explore what it takes to build a strong team by examining the unique relationship between Ivy Lacsina and Deanna Wong, two professional volleyball players who happen to be in a romantic relationship.

The Power of Partnership

When faced with the challenge of competing against each other in the Premier Volleyball League (PVL), Lacsina and Wong demonstrated that their partnership extends far beyond the court. In an interview, Lacsina shared her perspective on what it's like to face her partner

Focus Whenever we're inside the court, we really don't think about our relationship as a couple. It's all part of the game.
Inspiration Unleashed She always inspires me since she's also played in the pro for a long time. I've learned a lot from her, and I look up to her.

Lessons Learned for Woodworkers

As woodworkers, we can draw parallels between Lacsina and Wong's partnership and our own experiences working with team members. Here are some key takeaways

Respect Despite being romantically involved, Lacsina and Wong maintain a level of respect for each other on the court.
Inspiration Wong's experience and skill inspire Lacsina to perform at her best.
Blind Eye The couple has learned to focus solely on the game, rather than letting their relationship get in the way.

Bonding Off-Court

When they're not battling it out on the court, Lacsina and Wong prioritize bonding as a couple. Here's what they do

Relaxation and Rejuvenation We'll rest and bond. Sometimes we stay at home.
Volleyball-Free Conversations We talk about our jobs slightly. We don't talk about it too much, since every day is volleyball.

Conclusion

As woodworkers, we can learn a thing or two from Lacsina and Wong's unique partnership. By focusing on respect, inspiration, and teamwork, we can build strong relationships with our colleagues that extend far beyond the workshop.

Call to Action

Take some time to reflect on your own partnerships and how you can apply these lessons to your own work. Share your experiences with us in the comments below!

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