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We’ve been taught to fear scarcity, but what if it’s not real? This article explores why abundance is nature’s truth, and how to live by it.
At Full Spectrum Leadership, we’ve recognized the vital need to distinguish clearly between two fundamentally different modes of thinking: Concrete Thinking and Critical Thinking.
In a world obsessed with the past and future, presence is a radical act. This reflection explores the freedom and power found only in the now.
by Peter Comrie & WBN News Winnipeg & WBN News Okanagan
In a world obsessed with the past and future, presence is a radical act. This reflection explores the freedom and power found only in the now.
by Peter Comrie & WBN News Winnipeg & WBN News Okanagan
We’ve been taught to fear scarcity, but what if it’s not real? This article explores why abundance is nature’s truth, and how to live by it.
by Peter Comrie & WBN News Winnipeg & WBN News Okanagan & WBN News Global
At Full Spectrum Leadership, we’ve recognized the vital need to distinguish clearly between two fundamentally different modes of thinking: Concrete Thinking and Critical Thinking.
by Peter Comrie & WBN News Winnipeg & WBN News Okanagan
There is a metaphorical line—a threshold that defines the quality of our thoughts, words, and actions.
by Peter Comrie
In an era where uncertainty and rapid change dominate our daily lives, we are often confronted with a fundamental choice: to react from fear or respond with love. Love vs. Fear in a Changing World is a transformative four-part series
by Peter Comrie
Just as the seasons shape the natural world, they also offer valuable lessons for leadership and personal development. In this missive, we will explore the metaphorical power of the seasons and how they relate to our behaviors as leaders.
by Peter Comrie
Feeling stuck in life can be one of the most frustrating experiences. It’s that sense of spinning your wheels, repeating the same patterns, or knowing you need a change but feeling powerless to make it happen. The truth is, staying stuck often comes down to three core reasons: emotional
by Shawn Bearman