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One of the cruelest deceptions of our mod- ern time is that we have been talked out of our power. Notions of hopelessness and helplessness have made us spectators...

The most common theme in the return-to-office debate is whether remote work is productive. I’m worried about how we’re managing the return-to-office transition... 

In Western culture, we tend to worship genius. We paper our dorm rooms with posters of Einstein, we propel Walter Isaacson biographies to bestseller status, and we pile funding onto every Ivy League.

It requires an understanding that a company’s purpose is about more than making money – it is about finding ways to make a positive contribution to the world...

As a leader in Canadian business law, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP has long made a commitment to embracing diversity in our leadership...

The title of Susan David’s book, Emotional Agility, is intriguing. What is emotional agility? My take on it is that emotional agility is the ability to use emotion rather than be used by it...

At a three-year product strategy meeting at Apple the McKinsey hired guns presented something I now refer to as the “99-idea slide”...

Perhaps the most profound result of creating a complete and accurately defined inventory of our projects is how it can propel us to do something positive...

Dr. Roberta Bondar, the first Canadian woman and neurologist to fly in space, embodies a multifaceted legacy of pioneering achievements and inspirational leadership...

Choosing your path deliberately and joyfully allows you to discover, keep and even build energy to live and work...

A HUNDRED YEARS ago, our attention span averaged twenty minutes: one minute for each year of age, up until age twenty...

The Rule of Two is when two or more women, or those of colour, are on the hiring ‘shortlist,’ they are more likely to get hired...