Promonoise

There's a power in writing that many don't recognize. It comes from a place that's often more deliberate and provides more space for thought than the energy inherent in a face-to-face meeting.

In this episode, Alex learns a valuable lesson about protecting your employees and not compromising your values for dollar bills.

Anything other than another boring corporate event... PLEASE! Join Alex in this latest episode as he shares some interesting stories and escapades that revolve around the concept of bringing joy through memorable events.

Being memorable doesn’t mean making a spectacle of yourself and it needn’t require making a fool of yourself.  Being memorable has more to do with expression and simply allowing yourself to shine for who you truly are. We think you’ll enjoy this memorable episode. 

In “Exclusivity 1.0,” Alex examined the greater aspects of exclusivity.  However, it’s not always a winning strategy.  Sometimes it pays to eschew exclusivity in favour of momentum.  Find out why in episode 6 of the Mentor Series.

You don’t need opulence to be a leader.  You don’t need a fancy office.  You don’t even need furniture.  Find out how the carpet provided inspiration and motivation in Alex’s career. 

In the fourth part of "The Mentor Series," Alex explores the concept of exclusivity and explains why his mentor's views on the subject helped propel their company to number one in its space. Is it possible to apply this concept to your company or your work?

In the third instalment of the "Mentor Series," Alex does the unthinkable to his boss's car. In this humorous and touching episode, find out Stan Gallen's reaction to a blunder of epic proportions.

In part two of the "Mentor Series" Alex recounts the story of the famous Kit-Kat chocolate bars that would randomly end-up on certain people's desks. Was his mentor feeding a sweet tooth or was there something more motivational behind these magnanimous gestures? Find out what the Kit-Kat came to represent in Alex's career.

This is the first ever episode of the Promonoise Podcast, hosted by Alex Morin; a visionary responsible for innovation, leadership, and motivation at Canada's largest promotional advertising supplier. He later became a shareholder and executive of a much larger organization when they were purchased by private equity. In this highly entertaining, reflective, and often comical show, Alex bears his soul and shares the lessons he learned along the way; lessons that ultimately led him to becoming the multipreneur and "almost enlightened" person he is today.

"How It All Began" is the first episode in a series entitled, "The Mentor Series," where Alex chronicles many of the insights he gained during his illustrious career in promotional advertising. This particular series focuses on Stan Gallen, former owner, and visionary himself, of Debco.