Andrew Limouris

My Best Friend. My Hero. My Dad. purposefulceo.com/january-30…

Never forget where you come from ! @Brewers

#culture eats strategy for breakfast! @Brewers World Series champions!

Sometimes in life, the motivation we need comes from something bigger than ourselves. Our families, our purpose, the people counting on us. And sometimes, that motivation is exactly what lifts us to a place we never imagined possible. What an incredible reminder of what can happen when you find your why and give it everything you've got. #JakeBauers #MilwaukeeBrewers #Purpose #WorldSeriesChamps

One of the most important lessons I've learned about leadership is that you don't have to be the smartest person in the room. And you certainly don't have to be right all the time. As @HarryKraemerJr, one of the great leadership minds, says, "Be interested in the right answer, not in being right." I love this perspective from Ray Dalio because it's a reminder that great leadership requires humility. It means surrounding yourself with people who think differently, being willing to challenge your own assumptions, and recognizing that someone else's idea might be better than yours. At the end of the day, leadership isn't about proving you're right. It's about doing what's right and finding the best path forward. linkedin.com/posts/raydalio_… #Leadership #BusinessAdvice #HarryKraemer

“Worry is a waste of time, focus on the now”. @Brewers #coach Murphy, Go Brewers !

Well, The GOAT was right ! @NFL @NFLonFOX @packers

One of the things I find most exciting about medical innovation is that sometimes the greatest breakthroughs come from discovering new possibilities in treatments we already have. There's still much to learn, but it's exciting to see researchers and medical providers continuing to uncover new ways to help patients not just survive, but thrive. #MedicalInnovation #GLP1 #BreastCancerAwareness oncnursingnews.com/view/glp-…

Game Day , Let’s Go @Brewers !!! 🧀

There’s something pretty special about being in a room full of people who share a common purpose of making life better for others. Last week, I had the privilege of joining some of our @medixteam teammates at the @KAAIllinois Celebration Dinner, an evening dedicated to recognizing the incredible work this organization is doing for children and families in our communities. Kids Above All is an organization near and dear to our hearts at Medix, and we're incredibly proud to support their mission and the opportunities they're creating for young people and families who need it most. A huge thank you to the entire Kids Above All team for the work you do every day and for bringing so many people together around such an important cause. We're grateful to be a small part of it and look forward to continuing to support your mission! #KidsAboveAll #PositivelyImpactingLives

“Beautiful people don’t just happen.” Such a simple statement, but such a powerful reminder from Inky Johnson. We never really know what someone has been through to become the person they are today. The challenges, setbacks, and difficult moments often shape the very qualities we admire most in others. facebook.com/reel/1441533234…

I've always believed sports have an incredible ability to bring people together. And when that same competitive spirit is used to make a difference in the lives of others, it's pretty special. That's exactly what caught my attention about Pinkball. What started with local baseball families coming together has grown into an incredible effort to help uninsured and underinsured women access breast cancer screenings and diagnostic care they might otherwise go without. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, stories like this are such an important reminder of what can happen when people come together around a common purpose. Because early detection can save lives, and every woman deserves access to the care she needs. A huge shoutout to the team at Pinkball for turning their passion for sports into something that can truly change lives. Let's help them strike out breast cancer! 💗 #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #StrikeOutBreastCancer #Pinkball foxnews.com/video/6406350342…

44 years. One city. One dream. And a number that means so much more. The Milwaukee Brewers are returning to the World Series for the first time in 44 years. There is something poetic about that number. 44 was the number worn by the legendary Hank Aaron, a man whose greatness was defined not only by the records he broke, but by his perseverance, dignity and unwavering determination. For 44 years, Milwaukee has waited, believed and never stopped dreaming. Generations of fans have carried that hope, and now the city has its moment again. Maybe it’s coincidence. Maybe it’s baseball reminding us that some numbers carry a little more meaning than others. 44 years of waiting. Number 44 forever part of Milwaukee’s history. Some things in baseball just feel meant to be. This one’s for Milwaukee. This one’s for the generations who never stopped believing. And somewhere in the story, it feels like Hammerin’ Hank is still with us. By the way, it’s my favorite number! #44 💙💛⚾ #Brewers #HankAaron #WorldSeries