The Importance of Offering an Informed Choice
Editor’s note: This blog post is essentially a translation…
October 12, 2014/by Steve LeglerL’importance d’offrir un choix éclairé
Dernièrement, j’ai eu occasion de réfléchir sur l’importance…
October 5, 2014/by Steve LeglerOff the Grid, Without a Paddle (Part 2 of 2)
Last week we finished up with my tech problem partially solved,…
September 28, 2014/by Steve LeglerOff the Grid, Without a Paddle (Part 1 of 2)
When you make a mistake and it costs you, the worst thing that…
September 21, 2014/by Steve LeglerThinking Outside the Family Business Box
Every business needs to be wary of getting into a rut, but inevitably…
September 14, 2014/by Steve LeglerThe Father-Daughter Ikea Assembly
Last week I came across a Tweet about how sitting can kill you,…
September 7, 2014/by Steve LeglerDoing the Dishes: A Family Affair
This past week our family was at the cottage, where we do not…
August 31, 2014/by Steve LeglerGeography 101: “Where” Matters
We all get stuck sometimes. We can be in a groove one day, and…
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