A year of music (Summer 2016-2017)
I’ve always believed that music will save the world. Over the last year, with everything else going on around me, and in the world – music (and to a larger …
June 26, 1992 – Welcome to Canada
I still remember that evening, even though I was physically exhausted and was experiencing my first ever jet lag. On June 24th, we left Ben Gurion Airport in Israel, had …
Springtime garden after the rain – a digital business analogy
An interesting analogy just flashed in my mind – I think it’s worth writing out and sharing. It’s early May, Toronto has had almost two straight days of spring rain, …
2016, a year in (reluctant) review
You’ve already read a lot of ‘year-in-review’ for 2016. Why else would you be here? Perhaps for some reason you need another one. Ok, here it is. But be prepared …
On Scooter, Bill and presidential debates
As I sit beside my husband horrified by the current debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump another debate date comes to my mind. One where there was a bit …
Thanks for five incredible years with awesome teams
When I first visited 111 Queen St East headquarters, more than five years ago, for an initial interview, the thing that immediately impressed me was this great open space in …
One on One with Paul McCartney – July 21, 2016
I’m going to geek out a little and ramble, so please bear with me (above photo – promo image from Paul McCartney’s current tour). Today is an important day …
Our cat Dusty, the story of a warrior
Yesterday (on Father’s day, no less), I spent early morning digging up a tiny little grave in our suburban garden for a tiny family member who just passed away in …
Movember 2013 – I’m only going to ask you twice
So here we are. November 4th, after 10pm, Monday night. Too late to plan a marketing strategy, too late to recruit team members. I remember just yesterday it was April …
Happy Father’s Day – to most of you
I’ve been getting many Father’s Day reminders this year – from DIY stores, BBQ sellers, car repair shops, even from flower shops. I’m beginning to think that the Western Dad …