We must do more than talk about reconciliation. We must act. As a non-indigenous member of society, I often wonder how I can act. I do feel we should all practice reconciliation in our everyday lives. In our own hearts and minds. Within our families, and in our communities and workplaces.

Do you ever talk to strangers? Do you ever go out of your way to have a conversation with someone you don’t know for the sole purpose of learning something about them? This, in my opinion, is one of the most powerful explorations we can do.

There are only 24 hours in the day. We learn this when we are small children. It's simple math. Now here is the thing that I find difficult about time. Science tells us that the average adult requires 7-9 hours of sleep a day. For myself, I am and always have thrived off of 10 hours of sleep.

Did you know Creative Community Promotions just turned two years old? I might have celebrated or announced it to my community but instead, I was too busy pulling my hair out! You might be wondering why would I be pulling out my hair. Well, the answer is quite simple.

Often in my Monthly Recap column, I speak about goals, community, and entrepreneurship. At times I have even talked about the challenges that come with setting goals and contributing to the community. Recently I was brainstorming ways to contribute as well as …

Have you ever had a project on your plate that proves to be an even bigger job than planned? Whenever I take on a new project I dissect it thoroughly. I want to make sure it is right for me, my company, and my community.

Someone at that conference asked me “What’s your favorite conference you have ever attended?” I replied, “ I have never attended a conference before aside from this one.” They looked at me in disbelief and said “Well, then how did you know how to build one?”