Alain Guillot

Life, Leadership, and Money Matters

  • Commercial Vehicle Owners: 5 Proven Fuel-Saving Tips

    Commercial Vehicle Owners: 5 Proven Fuel-Saving Tips

    Saving on fuel for commercial vehicles can go a long way; the fuel cost is one of the significant expenses following the depreciation of cars. Therefore, it is essential for any business dealing in commercial vehicles to have processes in place to manage the cost of fuel, maximize its efficiency,…

  • 4 Ways to Fix Your Credit Score

    4 Ways to Fix Your Credit Score

    Your credit score is something tied to your name and will follow you throughout your life. It can impact how much lenders will trust you to borrow money, and determine whether they believe it is a good idea to accept your offer on a home, allow you to buy a…

  • 204 Nour Hadidi; From Banking To Stand Up Comedian

    Nour Hadidi, is a comedian, writer, Arab, Muslim girl based in Toronto. In a family where everyone is a doctor, she always gets funny looks when she says she is a comedian. Nour Hadidi came to Canada to study finance at McGill. She graduated with a BCom and worked in…

  • How to Deal With Negative Emotions From a Bad Year

    When it comes to health, social life, and the economy, we can agree that 2020 has been a bad year. Covid-19 had brought unemployment, sickness, death, and social isolation like I have never seen in my lifetime. Everyone has been affected. From the North Pole to Antarctica, no country has…

  • 203 Matthew Beaumont; Finding and Losing Yourself in the Modern City

    About Matthew Beaumont Education and Experience  Matthew Beaumont studied English at LMH, Oxford, before doing an MSt and DPhil at Linacre College, Oxford. He became a Senior Lecturer in 2008 and a Professor of English Literature in 2016 at University College London.

  • Correcting Past Mistakes And Living the Unlived Life

    When I was 19 years old, my mother sent me to college. I didn’t realize the gift she was giving me. I threw the gift in her face and went into a life of crime. Going to college was what other people did. You finish high school, you go to…