Happy Presidents Day 2017 from Travis Jones

Why Do We Celebrate President’s Day As A Federal Holiday?

Lincoln QuoteThe day was originally celebrated in honor of the first President of the United States and his successors. In the 1970’s the date was changed to the third Monday of February. A three day weekend was created and Federal employees and most state and local governments, schools and the post offices had a day to celebrate President’s day off work of all things. Most of the business world in America still works but we enjoy less traffic, no new mail to sift through, find something for all the kids to do – like go to the mall or to the movies, shop all the Presidents days sales and be thankful we live in America, still the greatest country in the world.

Two president’s quotes and their pictures helps us understand the character of these former leaders.

We have much to be thankful for with Abraham Lincoln’s reminder of the way we see roses. (See quote above)

John Q. Adams QuoteJohn Quincy Adams helps us to realize that our actions reflect our leadership.
Enjoy the day, no matter how you spend it – it is a day to smell the roses, and consider your impact on a generation of future leaders in America by your example. What you do today is important, because it will impact tomorrow.
Travis Jones, CEO
Travis Jones - CEO of Career Development Partners

Written By Travis Jones

Travis has been an entrepreneur and business owner in Tulsa for over 30 years. He is a well-known community servant and is dedicated to providing world-class service for everyone we encounter at Career Development Partners.

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