Tag Archives: education

Wisdom Wednesday – Manager vs. Leader

@claleadership101 Accountability vs. ownership. I LOVE this shift that can free our people from micromanagement to ownership. Great way to engage the team in a fresh way where they take personal responsibility of their work and business. Change the words you use and create a culture of ownership and commitment. Here’s a simple framework to […]

Friday Fun Link – Canadian Astronaut Heading To The Moon

This is pretty amazing…  

Secular Sunday – 15 Religions Established Before Christianity That Have The Same Story As Christianity

15 established religions with the exact same story of christianity before christianity was established. byu/Slimscouty inatheism

Friday Fun Link – Carney vs. Trump at Davos

CBC put together a collection of contrasting clips from Carney's and Trump's speeches at the World Economic Forum. pic.twitter.com/V0qGk89snA — Scott Robertson (@sarobertsonca) January 23, 2026 This is another good analysis… Here’s another fantastic, detailed breakdown of why PM Carney’s speech in Davos was so brilliant. pic.twitter.com/OtwBEgZaZ3 — Stephano?Barberis (@HelloStephano) January 26, 2026  

Key Concepts For Understanding Our Current World

Incredibly important to understand these concepts, psychological dynamics, and experiments in order to know what’s going on in the world. pic.twitter.com/j2ntoZsacF — D. Alec Zeck (@Alec_Zeck) January 17, 2026  

Secular Sunday – How To Talk “Mega Church”

@crowboats ??? #fyp #church #god #lol ? The Champion – Lux-Inspira

Wisdom Wednesday – Dilbert As A Management Role Model? (With Bonus Donald Trump Reference in 2006?!?)

In “honour” of the death of Scott Adams, I present one of the papers I wrote in library school. This was my Management class and, you won’t be shocked to hear that I had a lot of skepticism about what we were being taught (you’ll be more shocked to learn that management was my highest […]

Secular Sunday – We Have 180 Catalogued Brain Biases That Are Not Compatible With The Modern World

Of particular relevance to the atheist typing right now is the idea that even if you lose religion, you will find some other tribe to give your life meaning – for me, that’s progressive politics and hockey fandom and other things that go beyond “I like this” to the secular equivalent of religious tenants such […]

Saturday Snap – One Way To Know Wrestling’s Fake?

One of their villain characters is called “The Educated” and brings a book to the ring as a weapon (which got used on Friday night to secure the victory!) but the owner of the company is a regular at the library I work at, always brings his kids, is a devoted dad who is clearly […]

Wisdom Wednesday – Rebuilding The Working Class

Saw the story I’ve copied below online and it made me think of the current Federal NDP Leadership Race where this is a major topic of conversation. It was also in the first provincial NDP Leadership race I was involved in where I got introduced to the term “Granholier Than Thou” as someone who was […]