Musings
In the Musings section of my blog, I reflect on personal experiences, leadership lessons, and the evolving nature of technology and business. These thought-provoking posts offer a mix of introspection and insight, exploring the intersection of professional growth, human behavior, and innovation. Whether it's pondering the future of work or sharing life lessons, this section provides an unfiltered space for exploring ideas that spark curiosity and drive personal and professional development.
Mastering Productivity: A Balanced Approach
Master productivity with daily planning, and focused routines. Prioritize creative tasks, micro-learning, and health while journaling for growth. Use time boxing, and writing frameworks to stay on track, and always leave room for the unexpected. Stay curious and have fun!
No Bad Days, Just Bad Moments: Recognizing and Managing Stress
In 1998, I endured a burnout that took ten years to overcome. It taught me that there are no bad days, only bad moments. By recognizing stress, managing it, and seeking help, we can prevent tough moments from ruining our whole day. Stress is part of life, but it doesn’t have to define us.
From Apple Superfan to Microsoft Explorer: A Journey of Liberation
Steve Jobs’ brilliance felt like a beacon of innovation, and the seamless integration of Apple’s ecosystem made life simpler, easier—until, suddenly, it didn’t.
Remembering the Day After 9/11: A Personal Reflection
It’s hard to believe that so much time has passed since that fateful day—September 11, 2001. I can still recall it vividly, as if it happened just yesterday
Reflecting on a Year of Palliative Care: A Journey of Compassion and Growth
As I approach the first anniversary of becoming palliative care certified in the Province of Ontario, I find myself reflecting on the profound experiences that have shaped me over the past year.
Ma Culture, Ma Langue, Ma Patrie
I can't believe that it took almost 30 years to understand how my roots and culture played a pivotal role in shapping my business journey. Welcome to Canada.
Advancing Forward?
Many people in corporate America crave a sense of direction and a justifiable reason for what they are contributing to their companies.
How Did You See?
I'm more spiritual and consistently meditating. I guess you could say that I've become more curious.