One last kick. One last pass. One last run into the box. No more medals to be won. No more late-game heroics. No more celebrations. No more goals. No more...
When my almost two-year-old daughter, Nkiruka— referred to lovingly as Nki in our home—sat frozen at the top of the Big Kid slide in our local park...
There’s a reason the world’s most visionary leaders don’t settle for the safe or the simple. They swing big. They risk failure. And they build grit and resilience not by accident, b
In a world of deepening divides and institutional retreat, companies have become the new pillars of stability. Not by ambition, but by necessity...
There’s a word I love - SAWUBONA. It’s a Zulu greeting that means “I see you, you are important to me and I value you.”...
A look at Vanessa Van Edward’s book: Captivate. Summary written by Sheila McKnight. THE BIG IDEA Show your vulnerability...
How do women face the double-bind of likability? Be likable enough that they want to work with you but not so likable that they want to take advantage of you...
Like it or not, all teams are potentially dysfunctional. This is inevitable because they are made up of fallible, imperfect human beings...
Dr. Roberta Bondar encapsulated a journey of resilience, leadership, and environmental stewardship that resonates deeply with leaders aiming to inspire and innovate within their organizations...
Leadership thrives when diverse voices are empowered to lead. As a longstanding leader in Canadian business law, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP has built...
In her first book, Rules of Engagement: Building a Workplace Culture to Thrive in an Uncertain World, Carolyn Swora achieves a feat rare for even the most seasoned authors...
We sat down with six-time Olympic medalist Clara Hughes to learn how her experiences as one of Team Canada's most successful athletes translate into her current role...
From our stage, Dr. Tasha Eurich shared the following insights on how to increase our performance and self-awareness.
For several years, Rick, a friend of mine from my Yahoo days, had a typical twenty first century morning routine...
In sports, the ability to shave a hundredth of a second off your time can be what determines the difference between the gold and silver medal. In turbulent economic times, the same is true...
