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“The throw-away society is a human society strongly influenced by consumerism. The term describes a critical view of overconsumption and excessive production...

The wealth management landscape is changing faster than ever before. Evolving client demographics and behaviours are shifting sources of wealth and reshaping how...

It’s the main thing a leader is supposed to do—engaging people—and yet the truth is very few of the smart, driven managers we talk with every year come naturally to it...

2015 marked a huge milestone: according to StatsCan, for the first time in Canada’s history, the number of persons aged 65 years and older exceeded the...

The debate as to whether cold calling is a viable means of engaging with potential buyers and prospects has been raging since the phone was created, probably before that.  If you have been...

Understanding how your organization’s salesfocused staff can visually communicate trust to their customers and prospects—with the best body language...

The Art of Leadership came to Vancouver on September 16, 2016. This document summarizes the presentations of the day featuring Tom Peters, Sir Ken Robinson, Neil Pasricha, Tammy Heermann, Michael Bun

On September 16, 2016 The Art of Leadership came to Vancouver featuring six bestselling authors and internationally renowned thought leaders. Here are the major lessons from each speaker.

We all want to be sold to by somebody who seems “real” to us. Maybe this is in response to a history of feeling generally disenchanted with our leaders—some...

The modern marketplace demands that people possess a wide range of skills. But what core qualities are truly essential to career advancement, regardless of...

We all evolve. Change is an absolute. Life is about mental, physical and spiritual growth. The more introspection, the faster there is growth. Sometimes we...

“I didn’t realize it would be this exciting around here,” said one employee during a lunch I typically have with team members who are...