© 2012 Sam. All rights reserved.
Some of my favorite quotes. I will need to find the references but please enjoy some of the profound thoughts that have inspired me. Everyone’s life is an autobiography…but you have to make yours worth reading! Life is not measured … Continue reading
© 2012 Sam. All rights reserved.
Late in 2011, I was asked to deliver a TEDxSFU talk. It was a memorable experience where I got to talk about discovering the extraordinary in the ordinary. The idea is that while there are epic life changing incidents in … Continue reading
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Over the course of 2012, I will be writing, capturing and talking about the memorable experiences of Sam’s 50/50-2012 (I turn 50 years old in 2012). Since I turn 50 in 2012, I would like to have 50 memorable experiences … Continue reading
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I go through life being able to find deep meaning and purpose in the simple things. Footprints in the sand turn into a full keynote speech or a simple wooden door stop can bring aspects of leadership to light. Life … Continue reading
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Our days get busy and time passes by. Often times we feel like we are in a race against others, time and life. We go through short bursts to try and catch up and at times we do it at … Continue reading
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Have you ever tried to undertake a large task but felt it was too huge and complicated to accomplish and you felt frustrated, dejected and upset? If one considers trying to change the world, it is such a large goal … Continue reading
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Years ago, I went for a walk along a beach in Tofino, on Vancouver Island. It was an early morning and as I started walking, I came up to a single set of footprints in the sand. I don’t think … Continue reading
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There are times in your life when an interesting but unexpected opportunity confronts you. You can shy away because that is the easy thing to do or take it on and go on a journey. Years ago, I was approached … Continue reading