Transit fares in Canada's largest city recently increased by $.25 per ride. As an infrequent user of public transit (short distances in off-peak hours), I already do a calculation to compare the cost of parking with the cost of my TTC fare. I don't factor in the cost of the gasoline my car uses, I figure I'm not going too far, it can't be that much. If Jeff Rubin is correct, those days are almost over.
Month: March 2010
Why Your World is About to Get a Whole Lot Smaller by Jeff Rubin
Transit fares in Canada's largest city recently increased by $.25 per ride. As an infrequent user of public transit (short distances in off-peak hours), I already do a calculation to compare the cost of parking with the cost of my TTC fare. I don't factor in the cost of the gasoline my car uses, I figure I'm not going too far, it can't be that much. If Jeff Rubin is correct, those days are almost over.
Changing of the Guard
It’s both a sad and happy time for the team at Common Outlook. Helen Latimer, a dynamic member of the team, is leaving to focus on her writing career. During her years with us, she has established terrific relationships with our clients. For the past few weeks, she has been working closely with Penny Steen who is taking up her role. Ms Steen comes with excellent Human Resource experience, and is known for her unique ability to guide executives, middle managers, and professionals through their career, business, and life challenges. We wish them both the very best in their new ventures.
Forgiveness
One of the most difficult things we all have to do is to forgive someone who has done us harm. Whether it’s an investor who has swindled us; a boss who has taken credit for our work; a neighbour who has labeled our child “a bully”; a family member who has cut us out of the will, or a friend who has made a slighting remark, we all face the challenge of forgiving those who have trespassed against us.