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I'm someone with grit and whose a scrapper, I've had to figh ...

Mississauga - Ontario

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8 years ago

My Reply to, "Aurorasa Sima's article, The Neuroscience of Weight Loss Stop the Madness

There is a great deal of truth to your article, certainly the concept of addiction is at play here for most people, however, you've really missed the driver of obesity. I've studied this epidemic for the last 20 years and if you take a deep dive, you'll discover the root of obesi ...

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John Prpich

8 years ago

THE NEED FOR A QUIET MIND-OUR ADDICTION TO WHITE NOISE

There are many universal truths, but the one I have been thinking about more often is based on the importance of moderation, which I believe to be one of the keys to a happy life. · It goes without saying that too much excess of anything isn't good for you. · If you exercised ...

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8 years ago

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A CRITICAL COMPETENCY -ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

Author in Source Title · Twelve years ago I was sitting in a boardroom with the companies C suite, getting ready to review our customer service scores.  This conversation is very common in the hospitality industry, so this wasn't my first rodeo.  One of the EVP's  walked us throu ...

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8 years ago

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THE IMPORTANCE OF CONTEXT

I believe that the lack of understanding around the concept of context is an Achilles heel for most organizations. · It's the leading cause of bad and poor judgment which inevitably manifests itself in negative consequences. · Let's start with the definition: · con · textˈkäntek ...

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8 years ago

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The Rise of Organizational Mediocrity

Throughout my career, I've made it a point to stand in the line of excellence, it was much shorter than the one next to me, mediocrity. · Over time I watched my line shrink and the other grow at an exponential rate. · The people standing in my line (I'm at the end of the back e ...

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