Why I Still Write Handwritten Letters (and Why It Matters)
I still write handwritten notes—with wax seals and all. It's not about being old-fashioned. It's about staying true to who I am in a world that constantly pushes you to fit in.
Part 3 of 3: What to Do After the Show: Turning Momentum Into Long-Term Wins
The show might be over, but your job isn’t. Here’s how to turn post-conference momentum into long-term wins.
The Gold Brick Test: A Story of Integrity
A mysterious gold bar, a legal loophole, and a moment of truth. Here’s the story of how I chose integrity over a half-million-dollar mistake—and why I’d do it again.
Part 2 of 3: What to Track During a Conference (and How to Actually Do It)
Don’t rely on memory. Tracking key data during a trade show is what turns casual meetings into long-term wins. Here’s how to actually do it while still enjoying the event.
Building My Sales Tech Stack: Tools That Help Me Win at Business Development
Building a smart sales tech stack can turn daily chaos into strategic wins. Here’s a breakdown of the tools I’m using to work smarter, stay present, and build stronger connections.
Part 1 of 3: How to Set KPIs Before a B2B Conference (and Actually Track Them)
Before you step onto the show floor, you need a plan. Here’s how to set meaningful KPIs and track the success of your next B2B conference.
How to Actually Win at B2B Conferences: The Truth About Leads, Booths, and Building Relationships
Based on my experience managing some of Canada's top gaming conferences, I share the hidden truths about what makes B2B events successful—and how to avoid walking away disappointed.
The Balance Between Structure and Instinct: Why I’m Drawn to Hybrid Roles
From QA to business development, I’ve always been drawn to roles that blend strategy with gut instinct. In this post, I share how embracing both logic and emotion has shaped my career—and why trusting your prep and your instincts is key to lasting success.
Putting the Customer First Isn’t Just a Buzzword — It’s a Mindset Shift
Instead of calling them customers, I started calling them investors—and that mindset shift changed everything. It helped me build not just a company, but a community that believed in what we were building together.
Lessons from the Blade: Why Mastery Requires Patience
Learning how to shave with a straight razor taught me a powerful truth: mastery takes time. Whether it’s sales, self-improvement, or just learning something new, you can’t rush greatness—you have to earn it, one careful step at a time.
Embracing the Journey—Not Just the Destination
Failure isn't the end—it's a chance to redefine success. In this post, I share the lessons learned from my journey with Genesis: Battle of Champions, and how embracing mistakes helped me grow stronger, reconnect with others, and build a more ethical approach to business.