We’re looking for someone to be the heart and soul of our Centre as our Community Manager.

Our egos are curious things. They can give us a sense of self-worth, trigger intense emotions, and are part of who we are, and can also get in the way of business.

The 500 BCE Greek philosopher Heraclitus said, “The only constant in life is change.” These wise words have remained steadfast over the centuries, and today, there’s an accelerated pace of change that’s sometimes difficult to absorb.

Complaining about what’s wrong with a situation, person, or experience is a way of looking for someone to agree with us and our point of view.

Many of us can recall a teacher, coach, or other person who profoundly impacted our lives during our formative years.

Ever found yourself in a conversation where interruptions or lengthy monologues dominate the dialogue? We’ve all been there!

We don’t always react to stimuli in an effective way. Our reaction to meeting a mother bear and cubs on the trail can trigger deep instincts for survival.

It’s inevitable. We aren’t perfect; we make mistakes, forget things, and sometimes lose our tempers. And when that happens, it’s easy to dive deep into the abyss of regret, guilt, blaming, and justificatio

Running your own business is challenging. It’s a never-ending commitment that’s time-consuming and exhausting. It’s also a total blast.