Triggers in the Corporate World and how they are used.
Triggers in the Corporate World. Back in my corporate days, I was a technology guy up and coming into a telecommunications company. I eventually hit the top of my career as Senior Architect, designing 1:1 systems for public safety; Core IP voice of Corporate IP…
The physiology of intuition by The MindHacker
The physiology of intuition. Our 3D bodies are a representation of the ultimate, energetic reality that we are all constantly bathed in. The forms we see are a metaphor created by the mind to interpret the massive sea of sensations that come our way. With…
Executive Responsibilities at the Asper School of Business
I wrote this letter in support of Executive Responsibilities taught by Reg Litz at the Asper School of Business this past winter: When students are exposed to topics such as ethics, and responsibilities, it is too easy to view them in a detached manner, much…
And Now For Some Un-Conventional Wisdom…
I’m reposting this as it has some great stuff for Manitoban’s to be proud of, and I think as we move into election season, it becomes more and more relevant. As a Real Estate investor, I look favourably on this as confirmation that Manitoba is…
Work Smart – A staged approach to investment property analysis #REIN #Winnipeg
I did this presentation on Monday night, at the Winnipeg REIN meeting. I’ve included the slides here: Work Smart. In this video I speak about the analytical funnel, the 3 pillars of real estate profit, and how to minimize the amount of time you spend…
Know your market
A lot of people have asked me the question: “How do I know when I’ve found a good deal?” Usually they aren’t 100% sure they trust their Real Estate agent, or they aren’t using one. In either situation, probably the best advice for most people…
The internet is broken….
So the internet as we know it is extremely broken. And for some reason know one seems to know about it. Except us g33ks who run it. Seriously it’s so broken, that it should be headlining on CNN. But nothing. A few months back we…
Time for the Show
The preparations are complete. Even now, with everything all planned out there is a feeling of aprehension. But, there is only so much you can do. In my experience even with the best laid plans, things have a way of not going ‘according to plan’….
Service Oriented Analysis and Design
So today I’ve been reading about Service Oriented Architecture and Design concepts. It seems to be an interesting development in the arena of Systems Analsysis and Design. From what I’ve read so far, it takes elements from Enterprise Architecture, Business Process Modeling, and Object Oriented…
Solaris vs The World
So everyone seems to be jumping on this whole Open Source bandwagon, or at least trying to take advantage of it. OS X did what few do and completely revamped their entire OS, deciding to go with BSD (my favorite) as the underlying infrastructure. Vista,…
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