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News Flash | People like to be right
Statistically the odds are good that there is not a single person reading this (or any of their friends) who has not tried at one time or another to change
MAKING A SUCCESSFUL PIVOT THROUGH AN INNOVATIVE CULTURE
In our recent look at what it takes to make a successful pivot in your business during these uncertain times, we’ve had some conversations that dig into the mentality and perspective required
Recharging the Introvert and the Extrovert
There is no shortage of written work on the difference between the introverted and extroverted personality style. From their tendencies in work, play and relationships to which is a ‘better’
The Power of Language
Words have the power to heal, the power to motivate and uplift and words have the power to influence and change. Though we all know this to be true, most
Stress and anxiety | is there a difference?
Perhaps for many people in their ‘normal life’ there isn’t really a need to consider the difference. However, there are few in this time of pandemic who would likely consider
Experts in Residence: The Legal Brief | Ontario Back-to-Work Guidelines
The Province of Ontario has released an action plan and guidelines to get people back to work. What does this mean for your business and how do you move forward?
Self Evaluation | Communicating with Yourself … no really
In times of extreme stress like we are currently experiencing, we can find ourselves overwhelmed by a confusing array of feelings and thoughts. ‘Confusion’ is the key word – we
Effective Communication
Effective communication is a vast field fraught with a seemingly limitless number of landmines – and that is on a day where it’s ‘business as usual’. Well – currently it
Canadians satisfied with their company’s response to covid-19
Companies in Canada are rising to the occasion to navigate the pandemic, new research from global staffing firm Robert Half shows. A majority of Canadian office workers surveyed (94%) said
