We spend a lot of energy hiding the wrong things. Here’s what my flaws taught me about vulnerability in business and building real trust.

For a long time, I struggled with saying "no." Not because I didn’t want to, but because I didn’t want to disappoint people. I also didn’t want to feel like I was missing out. So I said yes to everything. Events. Opportunities. Meetings that looked right on paper but didn’t feel right in my gut. For a while, it felt like progress. A full calendar gave the impression that things were moving forward. I was busy, constantly in motion, always “on.” From the outside, it looked lik

Business owners need to support other business owners. Doug Ford at Queen's Park Advocacy Day That might sound obvious, but the longer I've been an entrepreneur, the more I've realized how important it really is. Last week, I had the privilege of attending Advocacy Day at Queen's Park with the Ontario Chamber of Commerce in my role as President of the Ajax-Pickering Board of Trade. Now, while I spoke about this from a personal "pinch me" moment on LinkedIn, I wanted to legit

Mil shares how he's moved from not feeling like he was great at speaking engagements to confidence in speaking at all events in the GTA.

Every year I make the trip to Ottawa for the Ontario Association of Optometrists conference. This year — 160 headshots over three days.

I tell my clients I see strength and presence in them. But what I didn’t say in that video is this: I hate being in front of the camera. Here’s a real look at vulnerability, ego, and confidence.

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