Thursday evening we attended the Electric Thursdays Series at the Centre in the Square. The Jeans ‘n Classics band accompanied by the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony featured the music of The Beatles in general. During the second set they played the entire Abbey Road album, note for note. Wonderful music, wonderfully performed!
As always, I saw many friends and acquaintances at the Centre last night. I wasn’t speaking to all of them, but it was nice to see them there. There were some that I definitely wanted to catch up with, but just didn’t get over to them. I always get a refreshing sense of community when at the Centre for an event. Yes, we live in a fairly large city, but it’s also still a small community. That’s something I enjoy.
Today started with an early investor meeting at a local Tim Horton’s. I look forward to the day when our local Parmasters golf training center is up and running, and I have an office that’s not in my home! I see the inside of a lot of Tim Horton’s restaurants!
The day continued with additional meetings with others considering the investment opportunity.
I was back in my home office for most of this afternoon. Lots of calls, emails and paper work.
It’s been a long week, working too late most evenings. I’m feeling rather exhausted. I plan to rejuvenate over the next day or so. Take some time off.
It’s been a little while since I closed a blog entry with a quote. I was reminded of this quote last night. One of the friends that I never did get speaking with (last night) would do well to consider what follows. We’ve spoken about it before.
“To a large degree, the world around you is a mirror of that which is within you. You see what you look for. People treat you as you expect to be treated. The things you experience come from the actions you take. With your thoughts and actions you can make it what you want it to be.” -Ralph Marston
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- S. H. Southern
- Steve handles Client Outreach for Ogilvie Daugherty Financial Services, helping business owners transition profits from their business to their own pocket. His other projects include three start-up technology companies, and actively mentoring other entrepreneurs. Steve serves his community as a corporate director and volunteers his time with various not-for-profit organizations. Steve has focused his career on building and growing companies, and helping others do the same, focusing on business model validation, capital, partnerships, joint ventures, high-leverage projects, and also lead generation and conversion. Throughout his career Steve has balanced hard work with a dedication to his children, active involvement in his community, and continuous personal development. Steve can often be found outdoors with his children, running or working out, perfecting his golf game, communicating his insights via his blog and other writing projects.
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