2-min read, life long reflection Balancing care with candor is a life long process that takes practice. At times you might feel super wobbly during conversations that feel unnatural and messy, like you're walking on a tight rope. But it's important to persevere. I mean, we all know that at sometime or another everybody will make a mistake at work; therefore, everyone needs someone to help them improve. If you are or inspire to be a leader, make it your responsibility and you

We met Kim at a networking event hosted by the Regina Public Library. She inspired us with her vulnerability and courage! Now she’ll do the same for you … enjoy. In 2013 I took a leave from my executive role with the Saskatchewan Government and had every intention of returning a year later. Instead, when it came time, I tendered my resignation and a few months later, found myself at the lawyers office, signing my life away to purchase a local coffee shop. In the past four y

5-min read Strange and impressive associations rise in the mind of a father who kneels to make eye contact with his young son. Before their eyes lock, his thoughts of mighty kings and masculine warriors blindly establish the power associated with what it is to be a man. And then he sees past the behavior of his innocent son to whom his father means protection, guidance and wisdom, not enforcement and impatience. The father adjusts the cadence of his breathing. With a lung ful