How much do you really know about your loved ones? How much do they know about you? They don’t really know you, do they?
Read MoreWe don’t do enough with the time we set aside to rest, and that makes work much more difficult to return to.
Read MoreWhat do psychics, prophets and fortune tellers have in common?
Read MoreWe all need a sounding board, especially men. We do. But should it always involve writing?
Read MoreYou can skip the roses for this one. A simple thank you note, a small gesture of kindness, or even just a heartfelt conversation can go a long way in strengthening relationships and fostering a positive work environment.
Read MoreCounting the cost is only part of the process; it’s not the end. This part of the process isn’t supposed to deter you from moving forward. Instead, it is supposed to keep you informed and help position you for success in the long run. So, embrace it.
Read MoreThe fact that nobody has it all figured out is liberating. It means that we can push and stretch ourselves as far as our limits can go.
Read MoreExactly four years ago, my then-fiancee and I boarded a plane from Winnipeg to Vancouver, with layovers in Calgary and Edmonton. It was a one-way, all-night trip, and we haven’t looked back since.
Read More“The truth is,” I continued, “there will always be people who won't care about you or your story. Most people won’t. But there will also be people who do care. People who find inspiration, connection, and encouragement in the stories we share. People
Read MoreWhen I think about the most impactful ways I can apply this little gift and instrument of mine, that is called writing, I can’t think of anything other than telling stories—stories, imagined or true, that give people the guts to try new things, to not be too afraid of change, and to be resilient in the face of adversity.
Read MoreIf someone does a good or bad thing because of something I wrote, is it my fault that they did what they did? Am I responsible for the reactions people have after they read my work?
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