Sep 21Member-onlyThinking Like A FuturistReady to be an active player in shaping our world? A CEO’s recent request for a workshop on Thinking Like a Futurist got me thinking. We all have the power to engage with the unknown and be active players in shaping our future. Imagine being invited to attend an interactive…Futurist3 min readFuturist3 min read
Sep 19Member-onlyNavigating the CurrentsWhat’s Calling You? In the ever-changing landscape of life, we evolve just as nature does, constantly in flux. This isn’t aimless motion; it’s expansion. We shed outdated behaviors, detach from people who drain our energy, and toss aside limiting beliefs. Far from arbitrary, the obstacles we face are catalytic moments…Radical Trekking2 min readRadical Trekking2 min read
Sep 14Member-onlyCritical ThinkingIs it time to unleash ourselves? Critical thinking is increasingly important in a world where we are questioning everything. And in the hearts of critical thinkers lie an insatiable curiosity and healthy skepticism of the status quo. Life unfolds in the here and now, compelling us to make choices that…Radical Trekking2 min readRadical Trekking2 min read
Sep 7Member-onlyMistaken OrdersWhat if we are served genuine experiences? In a fast-paced world, the Restaurant of Mistaken Orders invites us to slow down. It serves us genuine, raw experiences, not just meals. Usually, dining out means getting what we order. But the Restaurant of Mistaken Orders in Tokyo changes this expectation. …Dementia2 min readDementia2 min read
Sep 1Member-onlyA Private Island PerkDo We Really Need Perks or Purposeful and Meaningful Work? Imagine clocking out of work and heading to a private island owned by your employer. That’s the reality for the employees at Mon Technicien, a Montreal-based IT services company. The company recently bought a 930-square-metre island in the Laurentian Mountains…Engagement3 min readEngagement3 min read
Aug 21Member-onlyWeWork’s Roller Coaster RideA Meteoric Rise and Fall WeWork’s story is a roller coaster. It tells a tale of big dreams, rapid growth, and a sharp fall. Maybe it’s also a lesson in how organizations, much like humans, go through cycles of life and death. …Wework4 min readWework4 min read
Jul 21Member-onlyFake WorkTime to Shine A Light on Management that Sucks Fake work is like putting on a show or performance. It’s doing things that make you look busy, but these tasks don’t really help the company. …Fake Work3 min readFake Work3 min read
Jul 11Member-onlyClosing CyclesSometimes We Burn Bridges “Closing cycles. Not because of pride, incapacity or arrogance, but simply because that no longer fits your life. Shut the door, change the record, clean the house, shake off the dust. Stop being who you were, and change into who you are.” — Paulo Coelho Every…Radical Trekking2 min readRadical Trekking2 min read
Jul 1Member-onlyNo Soup for YouWe can’t be everything to everyone We sometimes lose sight of the fact that we don’t need to be everything to everyone; and that’s perfectly healthy. …Radical Trekking4 min readRadical Trekking4 min read
Jun 19Member-onlySaying No and Self-CareSaying no helps us say yes! Saying no is more than just a response, it’s a fundamental aspect of self-care and setting personal boundaries. It’s not something we learn in a society where being our true selves is yet to widely accepted. But this theme — not doing things at…Self Care2 min readSelf Care2 min read
