02 Apr This is not what you thought you would be doing
There are so many other things you were supposed to be doing, so many other places you should have been. At moments like this, is there anything more that can be said? ...
23 Dec Never too young to lead
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E38: Never too young to lead is the trailer to a series of interviews with young people who inspire me. (10:49 min listen, 5:00 min read) Highlights: (00:03) Articulate - Overcoming Stage Fright (01:48) Introducing Tech Under Twenty (02:52) Halton & Silicon Halton - a tech corridor (03:38) Filled with...
12 Nov Think outside the box
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E32: Think outside the box. 2:34 min listen, 3 min read. First figure out the box In the previous episode, we talked about the value of critical thinking as an EQ skill, and the fact that there is a 4-step method that assists in nurturing it. In his HBR article ‘A Short Guide...
05 Nov The skill employers are searching for
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E31: 4:17 min listen, 3 min read Why employers are searching for Critical Thinking This is a conversation about critical thinking, one of the special EQ (emotional quotient) skills. Boost your employability 'This soft skill will boost your employability' was the clickbait title of a WEF article. So, naturally, I clicked. And that skill? Critical...
05 Nov Sully & Critical Thinking
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E30: 6:11 min listen, 3 min read Sully Do you remember when Captain Sully landed US1549 in the Hudson? I recall watching footage of the passengers, each with their bright yellow lifejackets, gingerly walking out on the wings of the plane as it hovered on the surface of a cold river in...
01 Nov It is a matching game
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E29: 8 min listen, 3 min read The math is not adding up ...
29 Oct Skills mismatch vs Underemployment
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E28: Once upon a time ...
25 Oct E27: Keep the oil in the soil
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As I turned, my camera lens sought out a brightly coloured poster with the message 'Keep the oil in the soil'. I was at the Climate Action Rally in Toronto, surrounded by kids of all ages with a number of witty posters - each making their point on the climate...
23 Oct New beginnings
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The podcast episode 'New beginnings' here: A stream of 'New's I woke up this morning to a stream of ‘new’s: Canada had announced its new government – a minority government for the Liberals which means they are going to have to learn to negotiate with the other parties in order to deliver...
10 Oct Malcolm on Trust: Default to truth
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He had me at ‘spy stories’. The podcast episode here: When Heather Reisman asked Malcolm Gladwell what compelled him to write the book 'Talking to Strangers – What we should know about the people we don’t know', he said he loves a good spy story. So he started asking himself the question...