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Life is hard enough as it is but where do we put things in our own way? Taking the time to really reflect on this can be a game changer

In 2003 a terrible avalanche buried Ken and twelve clients in the Selkirk mountains of British Columbia claiming the lives of; Dave Finnerty, Naomi Heffler, Kathy Kessler, Craig Kelly, Vern Lunsford, Jean Luc Schwendener, and Dennis Yates. The event was entirely avoidable.

Ken, the founder of Archetypal, recognized that the tragedy was caused by both guides inability to listen with humility and to act on what was heard. A failure to listen is often the cause of our suffering as human beings. The tragedy made this simple concept but challenging practice clear to Ken.

Yousry Bissada is one of the most inspiring leaders I know. He is the CEO of Home Capital, a billion dollar organization. In this interview we talk about the importance of values. Yousry is the epitome of a nice guy finishing first.

Bob Burg is the co-author of the best selling parable of The Go-Giver. In this conversation we talk about the importance of empathetic leadership

Our Connect’d Men’s group currently meets weekly. Our intent is to create a space for men to practice emotional mastery. You will find a group of supportive individuals who are also on a path to…

This was a piece I wrote 4 years ago when I had committed to writing 1000 words per day to finish my book. This obviously never made the book but it is interesting to go…