Monday mindset: get fired up.
Don’t go crawling into the new year. Fire up the engines and launch yourself into 2022 with the help of this one hour adrenaline shot. Continue reading Monday mindset: get fired up.
Paul Graham’s hierarchy of disagreement
The way we communicate during disagreements defines the quality of the outcome. Since disagreements are inevitable, why not disagree well? Continue reading Paul Graham’s hierarchy of disagreement
Abandoning predictions & embracing risk
If something is unpredictable, does this mean we should avoid it? Not at all. We should instead be welcoming it with open arms. Continue reading Abandoning predictions & embracing risk
Qualities of a leader
Being a leader doesn’t necessarily mean being the CEO. Authentic leadership is found in the character of a person, not in their title. To lead is to trust, adapt, step outside of your comfort zone, and inspire others around you to do the same. Continue reading Qualities of a leader
Artist showcase (12/21): The Glorious Sons
The Glorious Sons are a Canadian rock band from Kingston, Ontario. The band has eight consecutive top-10 rock radio hits in Canada, including their first number 1 modern rock single, “Everything Is Alright.” Continue reading Artist showcase (12/21): The Glorious Sons
Why you shouldn’t be fooled by your own expertise
The most intelligent person in the room is the one who is open to hearing opposing views and facts that counter their very own beliefs. This person listens to new information and allows the facts to change their stance for the better with a willingness to be wrong and learn new and more efficient ways. Continue reading Why you shouldn’t be fooled by your own expertise
5 activities that prevent cognitive decline
“Cognitive health, or the ability to think, learn, and remember well, is crucial in everyday function. Something as basic as communicating with another person, paying attention, or remembering information involves different types of cognitive processes that occur unconsciously.” Continue reading 5 activities that prevent cognitive decline
14 easy ways to carve out creative time for your business
“It’s not always easy to carve out creative time, but when you charge for creative work, time equals money. So, how do you find more time to do well-paid creative work every day?” Continue reading 14 easy ways to carve out creative time for your business
This is the best time of day to exercise, backed by science
The best time of day to exercise has been a massive topic of debate. Is it better to wake up early and start your day with a sweat session? Or sleep in and add in a workout as a part of your evening routine? Is there a particular time of day that produces the best results? Continue reading This is the best time of day to exercise, backed by science
The metaverse, the multiverse, and the end of your free time
With the rise of the technological era, things are coming to life that we once used to only see in futuristic sci-fi movies. It seems now that companies in the entertainment industry are moving away from singular mediums and expanding to embody all elements of entertainment. Continue reading The metaverse, the multiverse, and the end of your free time
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