Originally published in the WasagaDome inaugral season print program. It’s been called a giant golf ball in the sand, an enormous igloo, and the giant jungle gym of Georgian Bay. What is it? It’s WasagaDome: Ontario’s premier beachfront entertainment complex; a unique performance space for circus, comedy, music, and other events; and a structure known […]
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7 phrases to banish from your online profile
Originally published in Digital Romance You’re active, laid back and drama-free. You have a great sense of humour and love to travel. In fact, you’re just a normal person looking for a partner in crime. Why isn’t your inbox flooded with messages? If the way you describe yourself in your online dating profile is anything […]
Q&A with John Oliver
Originally published in NOW magazine As the dimple-faced British correspondent from The Daily Show, John Oliver still isn’t sure what he’s doing in America. Fans of the former radio-show writer would say he’s making us laugh. Whether poking fun at U.S. foreign policy or the differences between British and American customs, his naive style cloaks […]
3 writing hacks to stop your audience in their tracks
Help your online audience consume rather than ignore your information with these 3 formatting tips.
Distracted by your face on Zoom? Do this.
Use this simple tip to give others the gift of your undivided attention on online calls.
Doubt can be a sign you’re on the right track
You’ve decided to finally do that thing you’ve been thinking about – open a new business, change careers, take a long-coveted course. You’re excited. You’re committed. You’re ready. But then, just as you are about to take that first major step – start accepting clients, stop entertaining offers in your previous field, make the payment […]
Kick the Monday morning blues: recharge like a pro
Help your online audience consume rather than ignore your information with these 3 formatting tips.
5 ways to promote yourself without sounding arrogant
Originally published on Inside OPS Selling yourself is a necessary part of finding a job; but, if you were raised to believe humility is a virtue, it can feel like having a tooth pulled. How do you promote yourself without sounding arrogant? Follow these tips to share your wins without sounding like a windbag. 1. […]
How to tell a calling from a passion project
Have you ever felt so excited by a new idea you dropped everything and worked on it non-stop only to lose interest three weeks later? It can be so disheartening – especially, if you were certain that this time, you’d finally found your thing. A common misconception about callings is that they strike like lightning. When […]