I have been struggling to come up with a simple way to explain my change in diet. Basically I am a vegetarian for most of the week, and an omnivore on weekends. Why? It’s not about religion, I am too afraid of picking the wrong denomination to ever choose just one. I can already imagine [...]
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Just prior to attending my second TEDx event (this one in Waterloo), I got a lot of questions form friends and family: What is the conference about? What are you going to get out of it? Who is going to be there? I would just smile, and say “I’ll tell you when I get back.” [...]
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On or around March 1st will mark my last day with Nortel after over 12 years. How is that for a push to find what you really want to be doing? So, time again to answer the question, what will be my Unifying Theme? For the attentive reader, you will recall that the title of [...]
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