Local, tech, digital transformation, management strategy and other stuff I find Interesting
A fun post before we close out 2019. I now have a full 25-years of Quicken data under my belt. Here is a graph containing my fuel purchases overlaid with the price per litre (high and low) for each corresponding period. A few interesting observations. Downtown Toronto Effect I have lived in Downtown Toronto from
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My latest read has been one of my favourites in 2019. In fact it could be one of my favourite reads of all time. The reason why I loved this book so much is that Gary Keller lays out a very clear framework as to an approach of on prioritization and does so in a
Presenting the July Ampli Dreamstakes Winner their cheque.
The last long weekend of the summer and I had a chance to finish my latest read. This once was written by Chip Conley who has a website called Modern Elder Academy. As somebody who has spent the last 22-years in digital marketing space, I found this read very timely. This industry has given me
Over the past 6-weeks I had a chance to catch-up on some reading. Below are my insights on 3 of my recent reads. Company of One by Paul Jarvis I recently finished this book. Written by fellow Canadian Paul Jarvis, Paul provides an interesting prospective and roadmap on questioning growth. It is not a book