Do you know why video is good for business, why it has a lasting ROI, and why you should leverage video and thought leadership?

Once we understand all of these reasons and begin to get comfortable with this medium, we can then start to see why video is good for business and provides us with real, measurable and lasting results!

This weeks guest, Kala Philo from Mirror Your Brilliance on Video, talks to us about the importance of using video for yourself, and for your business.

You can find Kala here:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalaphilo/

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We're having more and more conversations about parenting during quarantine and many are finding it difficult to balance all of the new factors that go into it.

Anxiety can present itself as anger for both adults and kids, and now that we're all in close quarters for prolonged periods of time it can be a challenge.

Should you have time limits for kids on computers? How about video games? Should you establish new routines so that everyone has a sense of stability?

All of these topics and more are covered in today's episode with Sonomi Tanaka, a registered psychotherapist that specializes in working with children and their families.

You can find Sonomi here:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sonomitan...

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Small and mid-sized businesses are the backbone of the economy, and unfortunately some entrepreneurs are killing their businesses in an effort to be "nice".

During the current COVID crisis it has turned the entire world upside down and as a result we need to focus on the entrepreneurial mindset and how it links up with the likelihood of coming out the other side successfully.

And as you will find in today's episode with Linsday McMurray, there is absolutely such a thing as entrepreneurial poverty! Something he is devoting his time and expertise towards solving.

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Can you buy a vehicle during the crisis? Service your vehicle during the crisis?

How about maintenance? Many of us use our vehicle to run errands once per week, and some to get back and forth to work - so what happens to keeping your car safe and running when a lot of dealerships have closed?

In today's episode we are joined by Chris Draganidis from Richmond Hill Toyota and he is letting us know what is happening at his dealership, as well as sharing a few tips and tricks that you can use to stay healthy and safe during the COVID quarantine.

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There is a lot of discussion at the moment about COVID government funding, the CERB, figuring out if you will pay taxes on any funding assistance that you receive.

On top of the questions, the parameters of each type of funding seems to be changing on a daily basis!

That's why we are speaking with Teresa Slack from Financly - it's her and her team that keeps a close eye on the moving target of funding so that she can help her clients make the strongest financial decisions possible.

*information provided in this video is accurate as of filming - to receive up-to-date information please visit:

FAQs about CERB: https://www.canada.ca/en/services/ben...

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Facebook: http://facebook.com/financly

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Twitter: http://twitter.com/financly @financly. @SlackTeresa

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It's no secret that anyone that is a parent with school-aged children at home are facing very full days, a lot of frustration and no downtime.

This is especially true for the parents of special needs children because the crisis has prevented any type of respite care for parents.

Top this off with routines that are disrupted and a lot of unanswered questions, and it can be difficult to know how to talk to our kids about COVID-19 and how to prevent placing our fears onto our kids.

In today's episode Laura and Nicole talk to Rhonda Hatrick from the Geneva Centre for Autism about the parents and children that are facing additional challenges during this health crisis.

You can find Rhonda here:

Geneva Centre for Autism: https://www.autism.net

Rhonda Hatrick: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhonda-ha...

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Many organizations are new to remote work, and struggle to figure out how to make it work.

Which is why in this interview we are pleased to speak with Joshua Clarke, a Senior Web Developer who is making remote leadership work with a team all over the world.

Join Laura, Nicole and Joshua as they discuss remote work, leadership, distributed teams during the COVID crisis and much more.

Stay tuned for an excellent tip for new leaders, and new leaders to remote work.

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Are you a business that is trying to figure out how to sell those products during a crisis?

How about the shift to e-commerce that everyone is advising.. is that the right move?

What do you do about improving safety measures in the warehouse for your employees?

It's no secret that many product-based businesses are struggling with compromised supply chains, manufacturing gaps, and generally getting their products into the hands of their customers.

So what do you do what you have a seasonal, product-based business?

For some, things can get even more complicated when you have a seasonal, product-based business during a crisis.

In today's episode Nicole and Laura discuss product-based businesses with Stuart Quinn, Leasing Manager for Calendar Club of Canada and how he and his team are managing the sudden changes.

You Can Find Stuart Quinn Here:

E: [email protected]

C: 1-226-387-1892

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So here are two big questions: should you spy on your employees at home, and why do we hoard supplies in a crisis?!

And yes, the two are related.

There is a reason why we hoard supplies in times of a crisis and it's been happening for ever. Did you know that it happened during the Spanish Flu?

Hoarding supplies and discussing whether or not you should spy on your employees is actually connected in ways that we don't consider, which is why we're talking about it today.

Laura and Nicole are joined by Miriam Ibrahim, and with a Masters in Counselling Psychology she helps us understand our behaviours during a crisis, provides helpful information on how we can stay mentally healthy, as well as what leaders can do to keep employees engaged during their time as remote workers.

You can find Miriam here:

LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/35ZheFl

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