Feeling good about change

Feeling good about change by Nancy Knowlton
Growth and change are inevitable in companies, so it’s prudent to acknowledge that and assess how you can adapt to ensure you’re happy in your job.
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Gym class for a lifetime

Gym Class for a lifetime by Nancy Knowlton
It is accepted that regular physical activity is necessary for good mental and physical health, so I think phys ed should be a core school subject.
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Cultivating curiosity

Cultivating curiosity by Nancy Knowlton
Our experience with our very curious and bright goddaughter demonstrated that encouraging questions and creativity has countless rewards.
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Here’s a crazy idea

Here’s a crazy idea by Nancy Knowlton
If you check yourself before using inauthentic words such as "here’s a crazy idea," you will be considered a serious contributor with serious and valuable insight. It’s also a good mental exercise to carefully consider what you wa
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Whipping the mule

Whipping the mule by Nancy Knowlton
It’s a good idea to understand what motivates you when you become an entrepreneur. You might be surprised to figure out that money isn’t the only driving force or even the prime motivator.
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Digital Media Pioneer Award from Grand

Digital Media Pioneer Award from Grand by Nancy Knowlton
Last week Dave and I received an award from Grand, Canada’s Digital Media Network Centres of Excellence, at its annual conference held in Ottawa. It was a lovely event, mostly because the people who were involved in the award conv
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100 Blog posts and counting

100 Blog posts and counting by Nancy Knowlton
We have crossed over a magic threshold – 100 posts to my blog. Something that started as a challenge from staff to document and share thoughts and experiences has turned into something quite substantial.
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Manners matter

Manners matter by Nancy Knowlton
As life becomes more hectic and the world more populated, the way in which we interact with each other has never been more important. Good manners can keep the strain and tension out of interactions and make all relationships easi
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Four rules about calling yourself a thought leader

Four rules about calling yourself a thought leader by Nancy Knowlton
Think carefully before using grandiose terms like "thought leader." Let others bestow such titles on you, whether while you’re alive or when you’re dead.
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Taking personal safety and freedom for granted

Taking personal safety and freedom for granted by Nancy Knowlton
Seeing a CEO of a Fortune 100 company being protected by bodyguards prodded me to reflect on safety and freedom. We shouldn’t take either for granted.
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