Often when in meetings or talking to people, I hear a beautiful description, phrase or thought and jot it down. My notebook is covered in...

I was inspired by the First Radically Human Legal Hour... A radically human revolution in law may sound like an uphill battle, but I am...

In April of this year, we will have been around for almost three years, and this anniversary date always makes me consider what have I...

Whether you have worked a year or decades in law, you have likely heard or said things like: That’s not the way we do things around here....

The blogs of Thought Architects are not intended to be deliberately sequential. However, if you read the last one, I feel this may be an...

I am an avid reader of Longwoods, and I love the work that Matthew Hart does and the newsletter he consistently puts out every Tuesday....

Before becoming a lawyer, I had high hopes that practicing law would be like being on a cruise ship. I assumed that everyone shared...

September is a month of new. It is the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashana, a time when we take a moment out of our lives to reflect on the...

I have been in a pretty reflective state lately. Thought Architects came to be after a few meetings at my kitchen table. It was a simple...

Harvard Business Review recently outlined the top 5 worries of CEOs during the pandemic: cash flow, family and friends, employee...

A deep truth is emerging from the collective chaos around us; the question is, “are we ready to listen?” The undercurrents and impacts of...

Something is happening. And yes, there is a pandemic and yes, our lives are upside down, but there is something else too. Burnout has...

A year ago, this past weekend our lives changed here in Alberta, and across Canada. Our kids thought they would be out of school for a...

Positive work culture isn’t something you declare. There is no magic wand, no “tinkerbell dust” to make you an instant superhero of...

We all do it…we are on a Zoom call, the discussion does not apply to us, so we start crafting that email, or starting our grocery list....

And we are back to a lockdown – of sorts. Across the country we are seeing people in various levels of home-ness, and you are likely not...

Summer has come and gone. We are all starting to get worried about what the winter months will bring. I have heard from many that the...

And life continues, as it does. Some days are different than others, but really just by a bit. The kids are done school, which is good...

So you are working from home, juggling staff, virtual visits, kids, partners and Amazon orders, all while still in your pyjamas from the...

Time as a construct has unraveled for us. How do you find your compass again?