Tag: economics

Mark Carney Has Completely Owned Trump At Every Step (Even After Telling Him Exactly What He Was Going To Do)

I think some people need to rewatch Carney's speech in Davos. Carney has completely owned Trump at every turn. He even explained to the world how he was

Music Monday – “She makes the sign of a teaspoon/He makes the sign of a wave/The poor boy changes clothes/And puts on aftershave/To compensate for his ordinary shoes”

Reading a new book about the recording of Paul Simon’s “Graceland” and rediscovering an amazingly influential and controversial album: “Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes” – Paul

Wisdom Wednesday – Can You Be Resilient to “Resilence”?

You know that feeling when you hear or say a word over and over so much, it stops having meaning? That’s sort of how I feel about the

Music Monday – “Don’t Look Back in Anger” IMAX Trailer

I’ve been an Oasis fan since I was in England in 1995 during the height of Britpop. When they reunited, I was disappointed that the closest show was

Friday Fun Link – Ordinary Abundance

As always, there are threats, worries and stresses. But we live in a magical time and I’d encourage you to click this link and read the whole list!

The Five Most Distinctive Places To Live in Saskatchewan?

Saw this posted by a realtor on Facebook… How exciting to see both Indian Head and Wolseley named among Saskatchewan’s five most distinctive places to live! Indian Head

Wisdom Wednesday – Oversaving

Many people save for retirement through RRSPs, TFSAs, pensions (if they’re lucky) but Shea recently told me about the concept of “oversaving” where people become so focused on

To My Fellow Americans: The Canadian Door Is Ajar

Not a lot but according to this essay, Canadians are open to going back to the way things were in terms of US relations. BUT some *very* major

Saturday Snap – Evening Paddle

Are a couple inexpensive, inflatable stand-up paddle boards the best thing we’ve bought all year? Possibly!

Wisdom Wednesday – 10 Principles of Change Management

I was *very* fortunate that my first job at Regina Public Library was in an HR role dedicated to change management, organizational culture and staff training. RPL was

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