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Olympic Bobsledder Curt Tomazevicz
Olympic bobsledder Curt Tomazevicz has no trouble navigating tricky corners. As a member of the US Men’s Bobsled team, he’s had a lot of experience. In the following interview Curt talks about how life is like bobsled and the importance of taking it one curve at a time. On a bobsled course there is a […] Read More >
Let the Games Begin!
It’s hard to believe that the Olympics start today. I live in Vancouver. These are our games. We’ve been hearing about the Olympics, pretty much non-stop, for seven years. In and around Vancouver the games are everywhere you look. They are in the signs that tell me the new highway is complete, and in commercials […] Read More >
What Does Success Mean to You?
Recently, NHL hockey star Ilya Kovalchuk turned down a contract offer of $101,000,000 (that’s a hundred and one million dollars) over 12 years. His team, the Atlanta Thrashers, had no other option: they traded him. (Source: MSNBC) If he had accepted the contract, it would have made him the highest paid player in the NHL, […] Read More >
Crash the Super Bowl
Super Bowl XLVI is this weekend. Come Monday morning we’ll all be discussing the commercials as much as the outcome of the game. I hope there are some good ones. Doritos is running their Crash the Super Bowl ad competition again. Out of 4 000 entries, the six finalists have been selected and they’re pretty […] Read More >
Super Bowl XLIV: Dare to Dream
I am not a football fan, but it’s hard to ignore the Super Bowl especially this year with its David and Goliath, ripped from a Hollywood screenplay match-up. As I’m sure you’ve heard, the New Orleans Saints will make their Superbowl debut this year up against the epic Indianapolis Colts. Super Bowl XLIV (44 if […] Read More >
Invest in Your Relationships
How are your relationships with your family, your friends? As a culture we do not have strong relationships the way that we used to. In the past there were very strong communities. Generations stayed in the same area and spoke into each others’ lives. It takes years to build the type of friendship where you […] Read More >
Haiti: I Chose to Stay
Photos of the suffering in Haiti are inescapable. For Curt & Michelle Friesen of Okotoks, Alberta the images are personal. Their daughter Jessica, 18, flew to Haiti to volunteer at an orphanage the day before an earthquake rocked the impoverished nation. First things first, Jessica is safe. Amazingly, she was able to phone her parents […] Read More >
What do you hope for in 2010?
It was almost 15 years ago that the Spice Girls implored us, “Tell me what you want, what you really, really want.” (Sorry for the earworm.) The mystery of what they were actually singing has long been solved, (“really really really wanna zigazig ha” still makes no sense) but many of us are still trying […] Read More >
Are your Christmas Expectations too High?
Pressure for a Perfect Christmas The pressure to succeed can sometimes carry over from our work into our personal and family lives. Somehow we think the perfect Christmas is happening in someone else’s house, and we feel the need to compete. Christmas is packed with expectations. Don’t be driven by a list of expectations. There’s […] Read More >
Chris Henry & Tiger Woods: Private Disputes Steal Headlines
The news is full of crumbling relationships. Disputes and betrayals result in divorce, devastation and in one tragic story this week, even death. We can’t help but watch with a combination of disgust and intrigue. The people who we’ve placed on the pedestal of success are letting us down. In a sick way it makes […] Read More >
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