by John Horn | Aug 2, 2017 | Business & Entrepreneurship, Campus Career Centre 3.0, Leadership, Pop Culture Career Advice
Last month our team shared a summer reading list that blended awesome works of fiction and non-fiction literature. The thing about books is that they aren’t easy to consume on road trips, which is a very awesome summer past-time. For car travel or your outdoor commute...
by Kurt Heinrich | Jun 7, 2017 | Campus Career Centre 3.0, Collaboration
This summer we began a major renovation in our home. Over the course of a month and a half, we worked closely with a contractor and a range of tradespeople as they gutted, tiled and rebuilt – from the cement floor up – our brand new kitchen and bathroom....
by Kurt Heinrich | May 24, 2017 | Adaptability, Campus Career Centre 3.0, Futureproof Kids
For the past three months I’ve been on paternity leave. Heading into it, I was nervous about how I’d happily fill my days with a six-month-old. Boredom – sometimes exhausting boredom – seemed a distinct possibility, especially because I so value a busy and...
by John Horn | May 17, 2017 | Business & Entrepreneurship, Campus Career Centre 3.0, Collaboration
Shipping containers fascinate me. It’s an invention that human civilization agrees on more than anything else. Around the world, people who disagree on politics, Internet access, fashion, art, and what side of the road to drive on. No matter how much money finding...
by Kurt Heinrich | May 10, 2017 | Adaptability, Campus Career Centre 3.0
Earlier this month my friend Godfrey and I set out by bike from Seattle, Washington and slowly made our way towards the Oregon Coast and then back inland to Portland. Over the course of five days of riding, we covered close to 500 km, conquered a range of mountains...
by John Horn | Apr 26, 2017 | Campus Career Centre 3.0, Co-operative Leadership, Leadership
A few things happened last week. My wife and I watched Mad Max: Fury Road on Netflix (it’s really good) and Rachel Nuwer wrote a depressing article for the BBC Future about how Western Civilization could collapse. Facts are facts and there is a probably a slightly...
