Posts Tagged ‘Chaos’

Motivation Monday

Monday, February 20th, 2012

Don’t try to predict what’s going to happen tomorrow.  Don’t over analyze.  Don’t over think it. Here’s the great thing about all this uncertainty, unpredictability, complexity and chaos in our lives today:  You have just as good a shot at the next breakthrough idea as anyone else.  Nothing is written in stone.  Everything is malleable.  [...]

Putting Purpose to Work Helps to Embrace the Chaos Even if It’s Only For a Week

Friday, February 10th, 2012

I went to Berlin, Germany for a few days on a business trip recently.  Although it wasn’t my first time in Germany, something was different about this trip than the dozens of other trips I had taken to Germany in years past. For some reason, I felt really good. I mean REALLY good.  I didn’t [...]

In Times of Uncertainty and Chaos Sometimes You Have to Do Things That Scare You…a Little

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Cam is a devoted husband and father to two young children residing in the countryside outside of Toronto. Cam runs a boutique consulting business. His work takes him to Berlin one week, New York the next and Singapore the week after. In between all the traveling, he manages to find time for his wife Karen [...]

Take Facebooks Posts With a Pinch of Salt Because Life Distributes Chaos Equally

Monday, January 23rd, 2012

“Now, he has got the life!”, a friend said to me the other day referring to a common friend we share on Facebook.  This common friend is always on Facebook putting up photos of himself in beautiful places with beautiful people doing fun things.  One day you see pictures of him having a glass of [...]

Building Deeper Social Bonds and Doing the Macarena Helps to Embrace the Chaos

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012

It was Saturday morning at home.  I was sick with an awful cold, lacking sleep because of my painful herniated discs acting up all night and just feeling tired and exhausted still trying to recover from the holiday parties.  Got my 6 year old daughter ready for piano lessons, took her to the first birthday [...]