Ian Warner jr writes in his book Endure: An Athlete’s Guide to Faith, Hope & Success  The world will never praise you for the work you’ve done but God knows your heart. (paraphrased from memory). What makes these words so powerful is to know where those words came...

Think with me for a moment… You are an athlete, you train for years, month after month, day after day. You are told you have made the Olympic team for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. You are Excited You practice, you train, you work harder than you have ever worked in...

Those were the words uttered by John D Rockefeller when asked “How much money is enough money?”, to which he replied “Just a little more.” Before throwing the old oil baron under the electric bus, it is worth mentioning that Mr Rockefeller may have uttered...

As parents, my wife and I want to raise children who love and honour God. Many parents empathize with this desire, and maybe that’s part of why you’re reading this blog – you want to raise children who love and honour God. After 12 years of parenting,...

Have you ever had one of those moments when you said or did something and somebody stopped and said “that’s so your Dad!/Mom”! Maybe it was you who realized that something you said or did reminded you of your parents, or another influence in your life. Human...

As any manager knows, building a team and hiring staff every year can be exhausting work. There are countless models to follow, and countless considerations that can pile up and, if not careful, overwhelm a person with decisions. To give an idea of what hiring looks like for this...

David against Goliath. Frodo Versus the dark lord Sauron. The Tortoise and the Hare. People love the underdog stories, but nobody wants to be the underdog. Why is it that people are fascinated by characters and stories that overcome seemingly insurmountable odds, but when faced...

Autumn is a season with several negative connotations and a handful of positives. It’s the end of summer, the harvest fairs are everywhere, and in no time there will be snow. The first time I remember hearing about Seasonal Affect Disorder was in conversation with a high...

Guest Blog by Heyoo While watching the holiday classic White Christmas I was reminded of one of the common behaviours of a good leader. There is a scene in the film where Danny Kaye’s character is tasked with keeping the General from seeing his partner’s (Bing Crosby’s)...