Oh god, we've all been through this one at some point in our careers. Dealing with a difficult person. Right? It's a challenge, awkward, and it can get better with a little bit of know-how.
Let's be fair. Accountability is not given. It's a journey, and leaders have a clear role in creating a culture of accountability.
Leadership is not a series of natural traits rooted in nature, and neither is authentic leadership. It's a skillset honed over time, with a tone of practice and many, many mistakes, and then at some point, you hope you get it right.
I felt this insatiable desire to shake off the last two years. I can't easily explain why, but it wasn't due to the pandemic or the numerous lockdowns imposed by our ruling government.
But there came a time that we had to evolve our culture. It was no longer appropriate and comfortable to have the culture represent such a small minority.
Have you ever had that chance of opportunity where you meet someone, and you realize they're the most humble people I know? I did, and her name is Caroline Irving.
Early one morning, my wife found me at the bottom of the shower, sobbing like a child. I couldn't function, and it felt like my mind was retreating from all the things that I loved.
New content remains an issue. Studios are not releasing new titles fast enough, and the lack of fresh content will make pulling-in movie goers difficult. What Cineplex needs to do is reinvent itself.
In this episode of Brash Words, your host Sylvain Perrier riffs about the first five episodes and the remainder of season one including, one of his best tales from the road.
Medline was right; not only is Voilà here; it actually might be the best grocery eCommerce solution Canada has to offer.
I opened up my mind to the contextual challenges of other business leaders. I was trying to understand the portability of their problems/solutions to my own business.
Through this journey, regardless of your age, it's OK to be lost. It's finding yourself that's important, and asking for help isn't a sign of weakness. It's a sign of strength.