ABOUT Bonnie
I always knew I would write.
I remember watching Star Wars where Darth Vader says to “Luke, it’s your destiny.” And it never left me. It was my destiny to write my story.
Much later in life when I was into family life I went to a tarot card reader for fun. She said she was having trouble reading my energy, it was off the charts. She was silent for some time, then looked up at me and said, “you know if you write a page a day you will have your book in a year. So that is what I did.”
What dream have you forgotten about?
(I ❤️ Star Wars)
You're worth it
Everyday you make a choice, and everyday you are making it. Make it good, make it bad, make it worth it.
Bear’s mom is a white English Bulldog with blue eyes and his dad an Olde English Bulldogge with cool brown coloring. Bear is a social love bug who thinks he is a miniature pony. He spends his time lounging on a pink chaise in the front room of the house looking out the window, chewing on a good log, or snacking with his hoomans.
Born in Williams Lake, BC, May 2020.
Meet Bear
In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Bonnie Thompson, who shares her perspective on authentic leadership and fostering a nurturing environment for your team to thrive.
Join us as Bonnie delves into the importance of building trust within your team, emphasizing the role of transparent communication and active listening. Discover the transformative power of genuine connections and learn how to foster an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity and individual strengths.
Leading Authentically
In this episode, we dive into how small, consistent actions can lead to big results—whether in leadership, workplace culture, or just finally drinking enough water in a day. Bonnie shares her insights on building habits that actually stick (instead of falling apart by midweek) and why micro habits might be the secret to long-term change.
Bonnie is also the author of Left—a must-read that you can grab here. Tune in for an insightful, practical, and—somehow—still fun conversation.
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