C2 Montréal is a world class immersive 3-day event that appeals as much to the left half of your brain as it does to the right through a vast array of non-traditional experiences. World-renowned speakers, interactive exhibits, collaborative workshops and a collective experience all take place within a custom-designed Innovation Village built exclusively for the

by Gretchen Rubin Review by Amazon: Bad habits can wreck you, great habits can make you. So how do you build the habits that fuel a great life, and eliminate the ones that take you down? Gretchen Rubin’s answer: through habits. Habits are the invisible architecture of everyday life. It takes work to make a

Yes, And: How Improvisation Reverses “no, But” Thinking And Improves Creativity and Collaboration -by Kelly Leonard and Tom Yorton Review by Amazon: Executives from The Second City- the world’s premier comedy theater and school of improvisation-reveal improvisational techniques that can help any organization develop innovators, encourage adaptable leaders, and build transformational businesses. For more than

Book by Rory Vaden: Rory Vaden is a Self-Discipline Strategist, Author, and Business Motivational Speaker whose insights have been shared on Oprah radio, in Business Week and in SUCCESS™ Magazine. He has degrees in Business Management, Leadership, and an MBA. He is also the Co-Founder of a multi-million dollar international training and coaching company, Southwestern

from Todd Henry and the Accidental Creative: This workbook contains questions, prompts, and other tools to help you consider and apply the ideas contained in my Book, Die Empty. Brilliant work is no accident. It’s the result of focused, intentional, and aligned effort over the course of time. By building regular checkpoints into your life

By Dr. Stewart D. Friedman-with Strategy + Business Magazine interview by Susan Cramm, leadership coach, author, and former CFO and CIO Do you ever feel as if you’re living multiple lives and that your various incarnations—executive, spouse, parent, friend, volunteer, artist, athlete—conflict with, rather than complement, each other? Many of us hold on tight to