Not all distractions are bad, so allowing curiosity to scout out the wild ones can be a good thing.

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British Petroleum recently predicted the end is near for oil and gas, but they plan on being at the forefront of renewables.

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A chance call from an old colleague taught me a lesson in networking, just for the sake of networking.

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Season's ushering brand new emotions.

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Problem solving is more like a science experiment than a checklist.

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His book, "How to Win Friends and Influence People" is almost 90 years old, and yet Dale Carnegie's wisdom lives on.

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We've regressed enough through covid with the return of single use items, lets make a little greater effort to get more out of our durable products.

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The clunky and flawed return to school for Alberta children is likely not much different than most would have expected. But why did we not catch all of the "unexpected" consequences?

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There's a difference between passive curiosity and "empathetic" curiosity. And that difference will advantage you and those around you.

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Stanford Design School's "30 Circle" activity highlights the value of just doing it.

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