Donald Cooper is respected by clients in over 40 industries as both a “thought leader” and a passionate visionary in the areas of marketing, service and business excellence.
Drawing from his real life experience as a world-class manufacturer, award-winning retailer and business speaker, he has helped thousands of businesses throughout the world to add more real value to their customers’ lives…and more dollars to their bottom lines. (more…)
Interesting article by Paul Wells in the Maclean today… (more…)
If you want to win, you have to live dangerously.
Orlando, Florida, January 9 2010, 11pm
Happy New You, no matter how old you are!
Congratulations! You made it through 2009. Take a bow. I’m serious. I want to give you props. You endured a cataclysmic year. You rolled with the punches. You came back from the brink. You kept your faith. You’re ready for another year of drama, excitement, tragedy, comedy, wonder, discovery, contribution, heartache, loss, profit, pain and pleasure. (more…)
DR. JOEY SHULMAN, nutrition powerhouse, mom and best-selling author, has joined prospeakers.com. The author of the popular weight-loss book The Last 15 and the new book Healthy Sin Foods is also an accomplished speaker. (more…)
This was originally written by Bill Graham for newjerseynewsroom.com.
If leadership is inspiring others to see opportunity, motivating them to action, and helping them achieve the vision, can such lofty goals be reached daily?
Communicating as a leader should not be an occasional job. It should be an everyday opportunity. Leaders need to make a difference each time they open their mouths. Leaders should regularly take their listeners to new heights they had not considered.
Every day. (more…)
With the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games less than 60 days away, excitement is building across the country among athletes and fans. From our own backyard, many dramas will be played out in front of the world. But how did they get there? What are their stories? What lessons have they learned along the way? And what will they learn after these Games? (more…)
The differences between the U.S. and Canadian housing markets astound me on a day-to-day basis. In my neighborhood in Toronto, housing prices are up and homes sell in a few days, some with multiple bids. In Detroit, where we visited for Thanksgiving, you can’t sell – or in some cases, even give – houses away. Visiting Miami for Art Basel, the numbers of houses and condos on the market are staggering – stunning, brand new towers remain virtually empty. (more…)
Sunday’s Grey Cup game on TSN didn’t just break hearts in Saskatchewan, it broke television ratings records, as well. (more…)
Originally posted by Mike Lipkin at mikelipkin.com/blog.
We’re almost at the finish line. That gorgeous Christmas break is just a few short weeks away. I can smell the holly. I’m exhausted. No I’m not. I’m excited. No I’m not. I’m happy. No I’m not. I’m doing my best work. No I’m not. I’m anxious about the future. No I’m not. I’m healthy. No I’m not. I’m loved and appreciated. No I’m not. I’m a Champion. No I’m not. I’m going to win. No I’m not. (more…)