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Be sure to name the book you desire from Book 1 to Book 6, in the e-transfer. Also be sure we get your name and email for confirming the book is at WeSeniors Center in Edmonton. Books are $25 each or 5 guidebooks for $100.
Much of today’s fear surrounding artificial intelligence is misplaced, not because AI is harmless, but because it is not the source of our moral dilemma. AI is neither moral nor immoral. Neither inherently beneficial nor brutal. It is a mirror. A replicator. A hyper-efficient amplifier of what we feed it,… Read more »
Conflict tends to clutch our brains like a vice grip, tightening with every headline, every fiery tweet, every looped news clip designed to trigger outrage. Much like a gambler drawn to the flickering thrill of uncertain outcomes, we flip through media feeds for emotional highs, even when they come drenched… Read more »
What if our generation offered a new narrative of aging? We often hear that aging is a process of decline, but what if that narrative is incomplete? What if the later years of life are not a slow fade, but a remarkable opportunity to grow, evolve, and flourish? Neuroscience reveals… Read more »
After decades of attending, and leading meetings designed to spark ideas and ignite our amazing brains, I’ve discovered a surprising truth: most gatherings leave our best mental powers untapped. Ever left a conference with a tidy folder but no real takeaway? Ever hosted a training where heads nodded politely, but… Read more »
For centuries, lectures stood as the bedrock of education. A wise person stood at the front of the room, while rows of silent listeners absorbed knowledge like sponges, at least in theory. But today, neuroscience and human development tell us a different story, one backed by evidence, emotion, and experience:… Read more »
There comes a time in every life when the mind begins to ask deeper questions than what we’ve done and how we’ve succeeded. It begins to ask: Have I grown today? Have I helped others grow? Have I become more fully human, more fully alive? These questions don’t come from… Read more »
In our modern era of fractured discourse and deepening divides, a troubling trend has emerged in civic life, education, and leadership: we are taught, implicitly or explicitly, to leave our beliefs, politics, and spiritual values at the door. The argument is often cloaked in civility: to keep the peace, to… Read more »
In a world where the future now races toward us faster than we can imagine it, visionary boards and courageous leaders stand at a defining threshold. Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant dream, it’s a living, evolving force shaping decisions, connections, and outcomes across every sector. Yet for many,… Read more »
For too long, many of us have hesitated to speak from our deepest beliefs, our faith, our spirit, our convictions, not because they lack value, but because they’ve too often been weaponized. In a world where some dominate others with rigid ideologies, or claim exclusive access to eternal truth, countless… Read more »
In the stillness of fasting, something extraordinary begins to happen, not only within the body but deep within the mind and spirit. Ketones, the byproducts of fat metabolism that rise during periods of intentional fasting or ketogenic living, are more than metabolic fuel. They are clarifiers, sharpeners, and awakeners. When… Read more »
