MY TOP 20 LESSONS FROM 2015
I haven’t been blogging much this month because all my energy went towards planning the second edition of Supernacular Weekend. It was an amazing retreat with over 30 change-makers. We reflected… Continue reading
I haven’t been blogging much this month because all my energy went towards planning the second edition of Supernacular Weekend. It was an amazing retreat with over 30 change-makers. We reflected… Continue reading
Here are Days 16 to 21 of the 21-Day Refection Challenge: Day 16 – Looking back in 2015, what did you love about the work you did? Day 17 – When did… Continue reading
Here are Days 8 to 14 of the 21-Day Refection Challenge: Day 8 – What did you create or make this year? I believe we are all creative, and although we… Continue reading
Here are Days 3 to 7 of the 21-Day Refection Challenge: Day 3 – What decisions did you make that were a Hell Yes? When in the past year did… Continue reading
How do you reflect on your year? How do you integrate what you’ve learned, and set up the next year to be the best year yet? We so often… Continue reading
Three years ago, I decided to launch the Dream Circle initiative. It was such an exciting idea at the time, and I spent countless hours working on it, improving it, and… Continue reading
I’m currently reading a book called “The Compound Effect” by Darren Hardy, chief editor of Success Magazine. In one part of it, he says, “we are 100% responsible for our lives”.… Continue reading
Recently, I’ve had several occasions with a lack of harmony in my personal relationships. I get irritated when people interrupt me; correct others with things I know that they don’t; and… Continue reading
Two weekends ago I attended the West End Buddhist Centre’s weekend meditation retreat here in Toronto. A monk named Bhante runs the centre and holds the monthly retreats. I first… Continue reading
I used to think that success was about setting goals, taking action, staying determined, and doing whatever it takes to make it happen. This view on life and achievement, although the… Continue reading