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52 Week Couples Challenge | The Challenge Begins The Week of Feb 24th.
We’ve been following this company for quite some time now. You’re going TO LOVE THIS!!! ATTENTION ALL YOU LOVE BIRDS! As an extension of our popular series “The Realness of Relationships”, Taste of Inspiration (an Initiative hosted under Inspired Initiatives), … Continue reading
The Realness of Relationships Pt.2
In relationships, there’s no such thing as ‘two people just can’t work’ or ‘two people just aren’t meant to be’. If a relationship fails, it’s a choice. If a relationship succeeds it’s not just because their personalities mesh. It is … Continue reading
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January 14, 2014
Tagged couples, dating, family, husband, love, marriage, people, relationships, social, wife
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The Realness of Relationships
A few days ago for my innovation day, I visited the ROM and I came across this very powerful story that taught me about ecosystems and gave me new insight on relationships. In Arizona, back in the 1900s, hunters and … Continue reading
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January 8, 2014
Tagged boyfriend, ecosystems, gender, girlfriend, husband, men, people, relationships, wife, wolves, women
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Define Adulthood
Define Adulthood There’s three main stages to life; childhood, youth, adulthood. Each stage has something unique to offer. Childhood offers vibrancy, curiosity, imagination among so much more. Youth offers energy, creativity and boldness. But the problem is, as we go … Continue reading
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August 8, 2013
Tagged adulthood, child, children, creative, creativity, economic, empower, energy, McDonalds, parenting, society, youth
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Failure Is A Choice
It’s interesting how failing and being a failure aren’t as closely related as we think. Failure is a condition or a state of mind. But failing lasts a moment. Failure is a choice. Spielberg failed to get into University of … Continue reading
Misconception of Passion
The mistake that we make is that we define passion to be the ‘thing’ we’re interested in. So we’ll say stuff like ‘my passion is music’, or ‘my passion is business”. But thats not what passion is. We confuse passion … Continue reading
Leadership Series
I find that in many companies today, there are a lot of great managers (and poor ones), but also some really horrible leaders. I often say that we blur the line between management and leadership. They are not the same. … Continue reading
