Karl Bushby’s 28-Year, 50,000 km Walk Home
It took 28 years, but Karl Bushby is finally home. In November 1998, Karl set off from the southern most point in Chile, headed home to the UK with only …
Read moreIt took 28 years, but Karl Bushby is finally home. In November 1998, Karl set off from the southern most point in Chile, headed home to the UK with only …
Read moreThe most memorable part of any keynote speech isn’t necessarily the strategies shared or the data used to underline key points, it’s the stories shared along the way. Facts may …
Read moreFor years, I’ve told the story about climbing Tasmania’s Cradle Mountain 10 months after losing my legs. It’s the story that gave me what I came to call the 70% …
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Read moreHockey isn’t just Canada’s national sport — it’s our national language. Every fall, the drop of the puck reignites something in all of us: the thrill of a breakaway, the …
Read moreSeptember is shaping up to be a standout month for readers, with several of our speakers releasing new books that challenge readers to rethink how we live, lead, and care …
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