‘Great People’ Archive

Divinity in Simplicity

Getting internet in the new pad two days before a long weekend is like having a birthday two weeks before Christmas. You get so excited about one new gift, and then ten more just come flying at you. Needless to say, offline living has created tons of posts in my head that I can’t wait [...]

Life in Luon – week one at lululemon

…. ack, there is so much goodness to share! As mentioned before, I have recently jumped on board the People Resources team at lululemon athletica as a Leadership Trainer. To refrain from exploding with all the incoherent excitement I have after my first week, I’ll limit myself to a few key learnings about the way [...]

Underwear Affair 2010 – Your Great Assets

Running is not enjoyable for me. I like going fast (hence the love of rowing and cycling/spinning) and my two feet hitting the pavement are not what I would call “fast.” But running is definitely enjoyable when you get to do it in your underwear! The BC Cancer Foundation’s Underwear Affair was, like last year, [...]

Dealing With Change – and lots of it…

I love change. Just saying that excites me. “Change it!” It just screams fresh starts, intentional innovation, and big dreams. When things aren’t changing they become stagnant – and I become bored. That being said, over the past few weeks, my love for change has been put to the test. Not only did I move [...]

Will Blunderfield shakes some asana on Robson St

Last night, Will Blunderfield, one of my Artists to Watch in Vancouver and favourite yoga instructors, officially released his music to the world. While he shares his voice in all his classes, Will took to the stage in front of the lululemon on Robson street with some yogi dancers and Danielle Mika Nagel to celebrate [...]

The Power of White Walls

While a blank new document is terrifying, a blank white wall is exhilarating. There is something about a freshly painted white wall that amazes me. It is not loud or overbearing, but is still able to command attention. It creates and opens spaces so the minds inside that space can do the same. It encompasses [...]

To All The Proud Canadians

To the 19-year-olds who can legally have a beer; To the people who say “I’m sorry” when someone else steps on their toe; To the store clerks with “monopoly money” in their register; To the ones that say zed instead of zee; To the parents who made sure their kids’ Halloween costumes could fit over [...]

Showing some skin, for the win!

For the past 2 years, The Great Assets have ran around Vancouver in our underwear – and this year is no exception! This revealing, and incredibly fun, 10 km run in the heart of the city is one of the highlights of my summers, but I need your help! Firstly – why do we run [...]

Lessons from my Dad: a true Corker

Growing up, my Dad called me Cork. Little Cork to be precise. And man did I hate it! I always thought: “I have a first name – use it!” All of my friends, and even some colleagues, now call me Corker. (Porker also had a good run.) My Dad used to raise my bike seat [...]

What Linchpins Read

Yesterday was Worldwide-Meet-The-Tribe-Of-Linchpins Day according to Seth Godin. Seth fans gathered together at over 790  meetups around the world and talked about his books/blog, shipping ideas, and many other topics of interest. Chris Coldeway, another UBC Sauder alum and creator of redrovr, organized the Vancouver Meetup. My sis got up there and shared a bit [...]