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Thanks, Mom
Our Mom gave us the most wonderful gifts — a love of reading and a thirst for pragmatic knowledge. I reminded her today of the time she and Dad decided a bathroom window needed to be replaced. Dad can rebuild … Continue reading
The Courage to be Imperfect
Courage has nothing to do with bravery and everything to do with living your life with heart. It means admitting mistakes and dropping the “take me as I am” approach in favour of being vulnerable and open to change. … Continue reading
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Best Christmas Day Tweets 2012
One of my most popular posts of all time is a list of Christmas tweets I put together in 2010. Here’s my 2012 update. Some are touching, some are funny. The last one is for my more intellectual friends. I … Continue reading
The Least You Need to Know About Bedbugs
If you stay in hotels, you need to read this. Bedbugs have become nearly epidemic in North America. They had been all but eradicated by the 1950′s but pesticide restrictions and the ease of global travel have allowed them to … Continue reading
The Hokey Pokey as written by William Shakespeare
What would the Hokey Pokey sound like if William Shakespeare were its author? Jeff Brechlin took that question seriously and produced the most intellectually satisfying bit of humour I’ve come across in a long time. Continue reading
Confidence
“Confidence comes not from always being right, but from not fearing to be wrong.” – Peter T. Mcintyre
What would you do today if you knew you could not fail?
Halloween Tales In Honour Of The Day
Bolt the doors, lock the windows, check the closets and under the beds… What would Halloween be without a few scary tales? The Legend of Sleepy Hollow Ghastly Rip Van Winkle
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The Road to Success is Always Under Construction
Here’s a highway sign you never want to encounter… Continue reading
Capturing tribal knowledge
Capture. Listen. Engage. It’s easier than ever and the cost of entry can be as little as zero dollars. Continue reading
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Who’s Listening to Your Customers?
Call them customers, clients, patients, whatever. They are talking. Are you listening? Continue reading
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Releasing The Blogger Within
Are you toying with the idea of blogging? You’re drawn to it but not sure where to start? Here are 5 tips that will get you started in less than a day. Continue reading
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