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A Resilient Voter: From a Lazy Liberal to a Confident Conservative
I’ve shared my support for Pierre Poilievre, and maybe it would be helpful to know how that came about, when I was raised by supporters of Pierre Trudeau, a legacy that was supposed to continue.
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Knowing How: The Silver Bullet of Innovation
There’s a silver bullet of innovation, and it’s not creative thinking. It’s knowing how to manage human nature along a known and robust process, which means avoiding the scientifically proven traps out to block the new ideas and the people who have them.
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An Undeniable Force: The Handbook for Solving Problems
To solve problems is to have the courage to go against the grain, to do what others cannot or will not. Perhaps you would be this undeniable force if you knew that solving problems is much easier than you think.
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After Efficiency: Finding Savings When There’s Nothing Left to Cut
Legacy industries like insurance, companies who have been household names for generations, and one day, even Elon Musk’s DOGE are confronted with the demand to continue producing efficiencies when all the budget items have already been scrutinized, down-sized, and scrubbed to the bare minimum.
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A Resilient Quality Department: Time to Start Getting it Right
Can you beat the living daylights out of someone who deserves it? If you catch a porch pirate stealing your stuff, can you run after them, see them, and throw them to the ground with a flurry of kicks and punches?
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A Resilient Character: Finding Authenticity
Finding authenticity is knowing your heaven and hell, which takes getting outside your comfort zone. When you don’t know yourself, you can easily create hell on earth and not realize you did it to yourself. For that matter, how do you know it’s hell until you know heaven?