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Why Fake-It-til-You-Make-It is a Bad Policy

“Faking it until you make it” is the new transparency and I don’t think it’s resurgence is a good one.

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OMG. It's That Thing I Never Knew That I Needed!

The issue could be that there are just too many shopping deal sites all at once. Or maybe the coupons/deals/offers aren’t what we need as consumers after all. Perhaps it turns out that I don’t need a new pair of cheap shoes or new accessories every month.

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GooglePlus Makes me Feel Like a GoogleMinus

Sorry G+, but adding 2,500+ people to cute little circles when you have more data than GOD seems wrong to me. Don’t make me work for another social network. Make your social network work for me.

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The Gaslight of our Times

The problem is that subtle sexism isn’t obvious. That’s why it’s SUBTLE. There isn’t a glowing example to point at and say, “See? Look at that? I was right!” It happens in whispers. It displays itself in absence.

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It's Who You Know

Over and over again, I’m observing how valuable connections are. Social classes aren’t dead by any means. If anything, they’ve become more powerful than ever.

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Love vs Greatness …updated

It turns out that, with the right partner, love and greatness are not mutually exclusive. They can exist together! I’m cautious to claim that my experiment has been proven and is completely conclusive as I have yet to achieve much in the department of greatness and the love I’m enjoying is pretty new (only a couple of months in), but I thought I’d share some observations on what kinds of conditions need to exist to make this happen.

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Getting real. For real.

“I’ll tell you everything, and you tell me everything, and maybe we can get through all the piss and shit and lies that kill other people.” – Claudia Wilson Gator (Magnolia 1999)

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We are not disconnected with nature [an interview with Marilyn Waring]

I always had a gut feeling that something was wrong about what we value and what we don’t value in the Western world. I just couldn’t quite put my finger on it. Marilyn’s book (the documentary was based on it) unlocked the examples and language I needed to start down my path.

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Objects in Motion…

Starting today, I am no longer drinking alcohol. I’ve done it before. Twice. And both times I started up again after a year or so. Time for this woman to get back in motion!

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My TEDxConcordia Talk: The Unclear Path

The talk I gave at TEDxConcordia about being an entrpreneur and the rollercoaster.

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