“My drive, always, with [helping people] finding a purpose or a calling has to do with the impact you want to make in the world; the impact you want to make in the lives of those around you.” – Alan Cahn -

“At the beginning it was about how can I create wealth and make money and support my family. And now my thoughts are different. It’s about how can I inspire and change the world and make it a better place...” – Rich Danby -

“There’s never going to be a right time for anything you’re considering doing in life. Whether it’s starting a business, taking a leap of faith to go do your own thing, start[ing] a family… the stars are never going to align enough, just do it.

“The more you practice being happy, the happier you will be.” - If there is one thing that is obvious about Frank Fallico, it’s that he is a very happy person. - Born and raised in Toronto to Italian immigrants,

“If my intent is pure, I’m going to do the best I can. I want my intent to be pure in how I think process for the people that are involved in whatever the situation is. And if that is true to my heart, and I really want to be pure about my intent,

“My mantra is, it’s not about whether you screwed up, it’s how you correct it and how professionally and correctly you get it back on track. People don’t remember the mistake, they remember the experience of the correction.”– Janet LePage -

“To me the definition of success is a natural progression of your thoughts; changing your mindset. If you are getting better every single day, that to me is success. If you are improving in your business, or in your physical health,

“Dream. Dream Big. In conjunction with that, once you’ve dreamt and once you’ve got some sense of a vision then sit down and plan how you’re going to implement it.”– Garnet Etsell - Garnet Etsell grew up in Vancouver on the family’s blueberry farm and...

“Most people know when they’re doing the right thing and in their gut they know when they’re doing the wrong thing. And if there’s any hesitation…if it doesn’t feel right, 99 out of 100 times it’s not the right thing to do.

“The cash flow from our real estate pays for that cabin. When we made that decision, we know we love our life out there, so when a hot water tank goes, or a tenant moves out that we didn’t want to move out…it’s fine.