The story behind success.
All in Business
I know what it is like to run a thriving business and also exactly what it takes to get there. The personal, emotional and time investment are huge, especially when you are starting up. The toll this can take on a relationship, even a strong one, can be quite immense and overlooked, especially when as ambitious women striving to make a change in the world we have a very direct focus.
“Rather than resign to fate, I stood up, picked up the pieces of my life and began all over again. During that period, I re-invented myself and learnt some valuable life lessons.” Michael Knulst, The Netherlands
“Leadership is creating the space to bring forth the greatness in others, for others to be their best. It is tapping into unlimited human potential and turning the potential of others into desired results. Leadership creates a culture that enables people to release their creativity, vision and intelligence” Dr Neslyn Watson-Druée
Certified High Performance Coach, Beacon Organisational Development
‘A knowledgeable person will learn from their mistakes, a wise person will learn from the mistakes of others and a foolish person will continue to repeat their mistakes.’ Martin Sharp
“Risk takers are more likely to be successful because they do not limit themselves and willingly put in their energy when others hesitate.” Donia Youssef
‘Trust the young people; trust this generation's innovation. They're making things, changing innovation every day. And all the consumers are the same: they want new things, they want cheap things, they want good things, they want unique things. If we can create these kind of things for consumers, they will come.’- Jack Ma
‘You need to be really clear about where your strengths lie and what you want to do in the business, and then recruit to fill the gaps.’ Dr Wendy Sneddon
‘Encourage your team with positive constructive feedback and public recognition, moving you and your firm further forwards’ Martin Sharp
Expected to be $5 billion industry in the next year, without considering the ‘pot tourists’ from across the border, there are solid financial benefits to the Canadian Economy
