— As we come to the close of March and wrap up the first quarter in just a few days, I want to take a moment to say thank you for the hard work, perseverance, and determination each of you has shown.

What a difference a month can make. The weather has improved, business has picked up, and we’ve seen strong momentum begin to build across the company. Sales have increased, and it looks like we are going to come collectively very close to hitting our charge goals for the quarter. That is a tremendous accomplishment, especially considering that not long ago it seemed nearly impossible. Great work, team.

This is a great reminder that progress often comes after persistence. When conditions are tough, it can be easy to get discouraged or to focus on everything working against us. But this month has shown what can happen when a team keeps pushing, stays focused, and refuses to let temporary challenges define the outcome.

For the devotional thought this month, I want to share a lesson from Caleb in Numbers. This fits perfectly with the challenges we’ve faced this quarter. When others saw obstacles and reasons why something could not be done, Caleb responded with faith, confidence, and a different spirit. He said, “Let us go up at once and take possession... for we are well able to overcome it.” That mindset stands out. The difference was not in the challenge itself, but in the attitude toward it.

That is a powerful message and reminds us of a fundamental truth: Attitude matters. A positive, faith-filled attitude does not ignore challenges, but it does help us face them with courage, confidence, and determination. It helps us lead better, work better, and encourage those around us. As we head into April and the beginning of the second quarter, let’s be intentional about bringing a positive attitude to our jobs, our teams, and our customers each day. Positivity is contagious, and when each of us shows up ready to encourage others and focus on solutions, it makes anything possible!

I’m proud of the way this team has responded this month. Let’s finish the quarter strong and carry this momentum forward into a great spring season. As Easter approaches, I hope you and your family have a wonderful Easter and take time to remember the hope we have and the gift we have been given through Jesus’ sacrifice for us.

Thank you for all you do.

My Best,

919-739-7510 • veronica@seegarsfence.com

— At our company, we are committed to supporting not only you, but also the people who matter most in your life. One of the ways we do this is by providing a company-paid life insurance policy of $25,000 for every employee at no cost to you.

While it may not be something you think about every day, this benefit plays an important role in protecting your loved ones financially in the event of the unexpected. Life insurance can help ease the burden of expenses such as funeral costs, outstanding debts, or everyday living needs during a difficult time.

Why Keeping Your Beneficiary Updated Matters

Having life insurance is only part of the equation—keeping your beneficiary information current is just as important.

Your beneficiary is the person (or people) who will receive the benefit from your policy. If this information is outdated, it could result in delays, complications, or even the benefit being paid to someone you no longer intend.

When Should You Review Your Beneficiary?

It’s a good idea to review and update your beneficiary anytime you experience a major life change, such as:

• Marriage or divorce
• Birth or adoption of a child
• Death of a previously named beneficiary
• Significant changes in your personal relationships

Even if you haven’t had a major life event recently, reviewing your information once a year is a smart habit.

Take a Few Minutes Today

Updating your beneficiary is typically a quick and simple process, but it makes a lasting impact. Taking a few minutes now ensures that your benefit will go exactly where you intend, providing peace of mind for you and security for your loved ones. To review your beneficiary choice, log into employeenavigator.com.

If you have questions about your life insurance benefit or need help updating your beneficiary, please reach out to me.