Hi friend, In the recent interview with Clyde Wagner from TO Live, we explored how curiosity can lead to unexpected career pivots. Today, let's take that a step further. Once you’ve pivoted, or even while you are considering it, there is a fundamental choice we all face: Do we prioritize security, or do we embrace adventure? I recently sat down with Doru … [Read more...] about Lesson 72: The Choice Between Security and Adventure
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Lesson 71: Grief Bleeds, but Life Goes On: Insights from the Front Lines of Loss
Hi friend, I'm continuing the series of video interviews, and the latest episode of The Rășcanu Show features a conversation with Daniel Verkoeyen. a licensed Funeral Director, Embalmer, Co-Owner of Rest In Peace, and author of "Grief Bleeds: Healing in Loss." You can watch the full interview with Daniel on YouTube. Daniel’s approach turns grief into a series of … [Read more...] about Lesson 71: Grief Bleeds, but Life Goes On: Insights from the Front Lines of Loss
Lesson 70: Curiosity Allows for Great Career Pivots
Hi friend, I'm continuing the series of video interviews with Toronto-based high-impact public, nonprofit, and private sector leaders. The latest episode of The Rășcanu Show features a conversation with Clyde Wagner, President & CEO of TO Live (the City of Toronto agency that manages three major civic theatres and acts as a creative hub). You can watch … [Read more...] about Lesson 70: Curiosity Allows for Great Career Pivots
Lesson 68: Lead with grit and self-awareness
Hi friend, I'm conducting a new series of video interviews with Toronto-based high-impact public, nonprofit, and private sector leaders. The latest episode of The Rășcanu Show features a conversation with Alexander Morsink, the Co-Founder and CEO of Equivesto. Alexander is a key figure in the Canadian startup ecosystem and serves on the Registrant Advisory Committee of … [Read more...] about Lesson 68: Lead with grit and self-awareness
Lesson 47: What Marilyn Bell’s Swim Teaches Us About Courage and Finishing What You Start
Hi friend, What would make a 16-year-old dive into Lake Ontario at night, swim for nearly 21 hours through cold waves and darkness, and refuse to give up when almost no one thought she could make it? That’s what Marilyn Bell did in 1954. She wasn’t famous.She wasn’t the favourite, as other swimmers included a world-famous long distance swimmer from another country.She … [Read more...] about Lesson 47: What Marilyn Bell’s Swim Teaches Us About Courage and Finishing What You Start