Alain Guillot

Life, Leadership, and Money Matters

  • 297 Holly Catalfamo and Paul Harrietha: What’s Holding Women Back in Business

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    About Holly Catalfamo Holly Catalfamo, Ed.D., is an award-winning educator who combines strong academic credentials with direct leadership experience in both the private and public sectors. She is currently the Coordinator of the Honours Bachelor of Administration – Human Resources Program at Niagara College and has been a full-time professor…

  • It’s Earth Day: Three Tips to Help the Planet

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    Earth Day is an annual event which takes place every year on April 22 to show our support for the planet and take consciousness of all the way in which we can contribute to keep the planet healthy or stop doing things which damage our planet. Today, I want to…

  • 296 James Danckert: The Psychology of Boredom

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    About James Danckert From the University of Waterloo website: I became interested in boredom when working with people who had suffered traumatic brain injuries – typically from things like car crashes. They reported feeling more bored than before their injury and I believed this to be an organic change in…

  • Constant Comedy: How I Started Comedy Central and Lost My Sense of Humor by Art Bell (Book Review)

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    Art Bell was the creator of the cable channel Comedy Central. Ever since he was a little kid he was into comedy and he could not believe that there was not a 24-hour comedy channel. There was a 24-hour music channel and 24-hour news channel, but no comedy.

  • Five Easy Ways To Put Your Brand On The Map

    Five Easy Ways To Put Your Brand On The Map

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    Whether your small business exploded onto the market seemingly overnight, or you have grown steadily over time, you should always be on the lookout for ways to boost your brand’s visibility. After all, the bigger the name of your brand, the easier it will be to bring in new customers…

  • How to Become a Truly Great Employer

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    Pexels – CCO Licence When people start businesses, they think about how much money they want to make, how much growth they want to see, and how big their brand is going to get; very few entrepreneurs start out thinking about how good they’ll be as an employer. Maybe they…