Robert Saric

For all intents and purposes the general theme of my blog is to inspire collaborative creativity. To help people realize the vital importance of working together to not only achieve business success but also social betterment. This article focuses on the “exceptional people” that have created the infrastructure necessary to inspire change, make a difference [...]

I’m usually not an emotional sap, but during this particular morning when I was vigorously scrapping the ice from my driver-side window – a sense of raw joy consumed me.  Why in this bitter cold when most people are cursing their existence am I smiling and thinking that life is “Pretty Good. Prettaaaaay, Prettaaaaay, Pretty [...]

I HATE arguments – I really do.  To me, most arguments are ultimately pointless, meaningless, and conducted over small matters that have little to no real meaning in life. By choosing to argue, rather than choosing to be happy, you are setting your own course. The two are mutually exclusive; I’ve never met two people [...]

I really enjoy writing this blog for one reason, to INSPIRE the people that read it.  That’s my passion. All of my posts may not be inspirational per say, but for the most part, I really try to add an element of meaning to everything I do.  Guy Kawasaki, founder and Managing Director of Garage [...]

Over the past 10 years, I have had the opportunity to meet and come to know several people, from many cultures and walks of life and with the economy and society ever evolving, I am always interested not only in what “drives” them, but also, what “inspires” them. So! This post is purely from a [...]

Your personal or professional credo is a statement of your beliefs and promises as to how you will live your life and/or conduct your business. Each day, you can evaluate your behaviors and compare them against the standard that you have set for yourself and/or your company. If you internalize your own credos and believe [...]

Yesterday, I had lunch in Bells Corners at a Vietnamese “Pho” restaurant with one of my good colleagues.  I had asked him if he had ever seen “that homeless guy” who writes poetry on the corner of Sussex Drive and George Street.  A majority of the time I get the same reply, “Yes, I’ve seen [...]