Recently, I stalled writing down my big dreams and goals every morning. However, a whole psychology happens when we write down our big dreams and then do at least five things daily to work toward each goal. When we check off our wins, it’s a motivating mini-high and fuel for our dreams. So, I just… Read more »
We must keep upping the ante. Why can’t we become IBM’s Chief Marketing Officer, President, or Chief Technology Officer? We can! Circumstances can’t stop us if we are in a wheelchair—I’ve met a transgender woman in a wheelchair in an executive role, making big coin—and it can’t stop us if we have Down syndrome—I’ve heard… Read more »
A French doctor named Rabelais in the 16th Century wrote poetry along the way of his life adventures. One line of his advice stands out above the rest, though, like a fortune cookie message magnetized to a fridge as epochs of daily life come and go. “For all your ills, I give you laughter” he… Read more »
From my early beginnings as a young introvert, the public library has always been a bit of a refuge. Years later, not much has changed, albeit with an additional affinity for endless hours spent scouring second-hand bookstores to add to my ever-growing “to-read” pile. From one bookworm to another, this column will be underscoring and… Read more »
This Research Assistant Opportunity gets right to the core, if you will, of recent debates and research around the so-called “Lithium triangle”: an area including Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile. The goal of this RAO is a sterling literature review of the industry’s situation and prospects vis a vis environmental and cultural concerns. Lithium, if you… Read more »
Once every year, Toronto and Montreal hold a four-day card and memorabilia expo that sees tens of thousands of people come out, everyone from observers interested in taking a trip down memory lane to the most fanatic of collectors. It is also one of the few times that the world’s most popular grading services fly-in… Read more »
Reddit: LGBTQ+ feedback is requested! A student seeks LGBTQ+ research participants. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9VZZNKQ MAIS student wants to form a community. A MAIS student misses the camaraderie received during an undergraduate degree. Other students suggest doing group work wherever applicable, engaging in WhatsApp chats, starting a Facebook page, or creating a Discord channel (although an attempt to… Read more »
“Ghetto” is a word that carries a different meaning today than from when it was first used back in the 1500s. When used today, it generally references low-income communities, segregated from social and economic opportunities. Whereas it was originally used to specifically describe an area where Jews were restricted to living in and segregated from… Read more »
Every year the Ottawa Police Service organizes a Gala to recognize the dedication and sacrifice that Ottawa police officers make to help keep the city safer. At the Gala, a handful of officers are recognized and awarded for their acts of bravery, acts that had life-changing implications. Although most of those in attendance tend to… Read more »
Recently I had the chance to eat my way through Richmond, Vancouver and it was one of the best foodie experiences I’ve had to date. Here’s everything I ate on this trip. Tendon Kohaku: this is a chain that is based out of Japan and has locations in 6 countries. They specialize in tempura that… Read more »