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Archive: March 2021

Investing in “Your-selfie”

22 March 2021
Categories: thinking

 Self-Care, Selfish or Self-Full?

When is the last time you allowed yourself the time and space to Recharge, Refuel and Regenerate your vibrancy ?  Do you make  Self-Care a priority? Allow Mindfulness and Heartfulness to be at the very core of your leadership style.  When you take care of yourself, you give permission for others to embrace and honor their wellness journey. Being a leader in the Emotional Intelligence genre requires you to speak another level of language, and self-care, wholeheartedness and wellness is at the core of leaders of the future. 

Allow yourself the space to lean into new routines and habits that promote Vitality.   

We encourage you to invest in Your-selfie~  Radical Compassion is our duty, the tricky business of being a human can be messy and frankly a lot of work.  But we’re betting that you’ll show up  as the absolute BEST version of you; vital and more brilliant!

From all of us at the Princeton Skills Centre: Be Self-Full…

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First Aid Training Dates

12 March 2021
Categories: happening

Occupational First Aid Level 1

We now have two training dates to offer.

March 27, 2021 and April 17, 2021

Email, call or drop in @ the Princeton Skills Centre for registration details.

250-295-4051 | 206 Vermilion Avenue

WHY STUPID PEOPLE THINK THEY ARE SMART!

5 March 2021
Categories: thinking

The Dunning- Kruger Effect- Cognitive Bias

“The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubt, while stupid ones are full of confidence.” – Charles Bukowski

BC Offers $7,500 for Small Business Online Sales Help

5 March 2021
Categories: happening

Applications open for $12 million COVID-19 relief fund

The B.C. government is offering qualifying small businesses up to $7,500 to build or upgrade their online sales portals to help get through the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon announced the “launch online grant” program, with a portal at launchonline.ca open to take applications. The $12 million online sales fund is the second small business assistance program from the B.C. government’s $1.5 billion StrongerBC fund, announced before last fall’s election.

“Business practices that we thought were five to seven years away are here now,” Kahlon said Feb. 3, with online sales being the way for many to keep going.

Also the BC government announced yesterday, March 4th that they have “New Program Criteria” for their Small and Medium sized Business Recovery Grants. They are extending the grants to August 2021 or until funds are fully expended.  This could also help Princeton small business in a new way. More information is available here: Small and Medium Sized Business Grants

 

 

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