Showing posts with label challenges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label challenges. Show all posts
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Environmental Challenges and Opportunities: Local Global Perspectives on Canadian Issues; Book Review
Jim Pagiamtzis Review:
About book;
Featuring a strong line-up of respected Canadian scholars and with an interdisciplinary flavour, this integrated collection of a dozen case studies conveys the need for both local and global analysis of environmental problems in the search for solutions and viable policy options. The topics addressed are wide-ranging, but together represent the most critical environmental policy issues of our time, and offer an overview of the challenges — and opportunities — facing Canadians in the early 21st century. learn and buy book
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Book Review: Embrace Your Destiny
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Sandra Dawes shares her story of how her father's death impacted her life and started her journey of self-discovery and self-awareness. The loss of her father magnified all of the areas of her life that she had neglected. After years of self-pity, anger and resentment. Sandra grew tired of living a mediocre life and began the work to make changes. The lessons learned as well as tips and tools to help the reader with his or her own challenges are the basis of each chapter. Regardless of the what has happened in the past, it is always possible to embrace your destiny and live the life you deserve!
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Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Small Business Forum 2014 Thursday Oct 23 9am-5pm Metro Convention Centre
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Monday, May 19, 2014
Book Review: The Orange Popsicle by Gary Gzik
As you begin to read the book you look at the cover and see an orange popsicle, as finish the book the cover will have a completely different meaning. We view challenges and obstacles we face in life in different ways, the book illustrates how you can overcome them through insightfull stories, movies.
Gary Gzik provides you with ability to learn and do and overcome those fears and put yourself in the position of success and even perhaps amaze yourself with your abilities that you can manifest anything you want in your journey of success
Friday, April 11, 2014
Book Review: Bad to the Bone: True Story of David Tuccaro Jr. by Marala Scott
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| Bad to the Bone by Marala Scott |
"In insightful read in the journey of David Tuccaro Jr.and the challenges he faced in his own beliefs and the twists and turn he went through, ultimately coming to a climatic conclusion that we leave you inspired and empower to live your life to the fullest." Jim Pagiamtzis
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Monday, July 22, 2013
How to be a great (savvy) connector!
A great
connector is defined as individual who strategically focuses on providing
connections, opportunities, ideas and resources that empowers and assist
someone else dreams, goals. Great connectors believe that when we all work
together, everybody wins! When we support each other, everyone gets encouraged.
They attend various events in an effort to “to give rather then get” says
Bonnie Chan Founder of Network to Grow.
To deliver
on the above mention definition, below are some tips that will help you become
great & savvy connector!
Listen first
Being a
great listener allows great connector to genuinely understand the needs and
want of each other. They are interested to first understand before being
understood. Great Connector want to know your story. They act as magnet,
absorbing information before sharing valuable resources to connections.
Get Engaged
Great
connector don’t passively listen, but rather listen to every word they are
listening to. They ask strategic questions to clarify to dig deep into the
conversation on topic. They stay engaged in the moment and stay present in the
conversation. They have the ability to make connections and help create
results!
Building Relationships
(ongoing)
Great
connectors focus on building (ongoing) relationships above all other
intentions. They understand and acknowledge that trust is the basis of all good
things in that keep people moving in this world of opportunity. They don’t push
or promote their personal agenda, rather genuinely actively listen and engage
in the conversation to authentically engage and support to whom they are speak
with.
Stay Connected
Great
connectors don’t do “one meeting and that’s all”. They are relationship builders throughout their
journey of success. They encourage ongoing connection in specific and engaging
ways, whether contact cards, email or social media. They follow up and follow
through on a continued basis and grow the relationship.
Impress with the
Knowledge
Great
connector aren’t out to look good. They let their thoughts, ideas and
connections show their value. They are present and engaged in a effort to help
others reach their goals. Great connectors embrace diversity and in the end
they make everyone around them look and feel awesome!
Bring something to the
conversation
Great
connectors are always ready with connections at their fingertips. (via phone or
iPad). They will what they can to assist, empower to create a successful
engagement with whom they are interacting with. Even if they don’t have
something to offer at the time, they will refer another great connector or
follow up with information via email if information is promised. They have high
integrity in doing this. They may be someone in the room that they can connect
them with if possible (hense they are savvy connectors)
Offer your expertise
and knowledge
Great
connectors understand they don’t have all the answer. They are the McGyver (80’s
TV Show) of resources! They focus on providing their expertise (in their field)
and the knowledge (wisdom) and if they are not able to provide it directly they
will offer strategic and specific connections who can. They are aware of their
own strengths and weaknesses. They will do whatever they can to use their
strengths to prove the “super hero level support and actions” stated by
Emmanuel Lopez Author and Movie expert.
They want you to reach the next level your journey of success.
Share challenges &
Opportunities
Great
connectors understand they need assistance as well. They are willing to their
struggles authentically and openly and accept constructive feedback and advice
from their peers. Great connector are driven to achieve their dreams and goals,
and understand that to win they must work in creating strategic and win-win
connections with others.
Stay cool
Great
connectors are cool, calm and collect in the storm. They are the stabilizers
during the time of uncertainty. They have a plan of action amidst the chaos of
the moment. These abilities enables for greater connection, opportunities and growth
for everyone.
What the next step is
to go and Connected in the 21st Century and make it happen!
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