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What is it about the dawn of a new year that makes us so reflective and eager for change? New year, same habit of looking back before I decide what to chase next. Nine years ago I made a career move that surprised a few people (including me). I stepped out of the fast-paced Canadian energy and oil & gas world and took a bet on bulk transportation at Trimac. It turned out to be the right kind of bet. I’ve had a front-row seat as this iconic Canadian company voluntarily tore it

I've been excited about AI and what it's doing for my career. Then my son asked me a question I didn't fully have an answer to. Yesterday my son asked me if life would be harder for him when he's my age. He's 11. I asked him what he meant, and he pointed at the noise monopolizing every headline right now. The economic uncertainty, the pace of change, the feeling that things are shifting faster than anyone can get comfortable with. Then he looked at me and asked, "Is anything

When I was heading off to university, a mentor told me something that felt blunt at the time, but has since become my North Star: "Only fools try to navigate life on their own." The truth is, no one can be a "total content provider." To succeed in business, family, and relationships, you have to trust the people around you. Your network; your friends, family, and colleagues, is the single greatest predictor of your success. I’ve built my career on three simple rules: Be relia