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Ants Parder

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Innovation, Technology, Leadership, Management, Social Responsibility, Work/Life, Company of Friends

Educational History

  • Canterbury University, Bachelor’s degree.
  • Victoria University, Other Professional degree.
  • Canterbury College of Education, Other Professional degree.

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    Personal slogan or motto

    Change Your Thoughts and Change your world.

    Areas of expertise

    Psychotherapy, Leadership Coaching, Public Speaking, Writing,Changing People to become Their Best Selves. Author of the book -"Soft Answers to a Hard World" now with a strong international following.

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    http://antsparder.co.nz

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    www.fastcompany.com/user/4609

    Professional History

    Owner / Partner,

    Educational History

    Canterbury University, New Zealand
    Bachelor’s degree.
    Areas of study: Psychology, Sociology, Education.

    Victoria University, New Zealand
    Other Professional degree.
    Areas of study: Sociology.

    Canterbury College of Education, New Zealand
    Other Professional degree.
    Areas of study: Education. - Diploma in Teaching

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    Big Idea: Big Idea - As a religious figure, the Pope should refrain from getting involved in political matters | by Fast Company staff | April 26, 2008 5:56 am
    Comment: There has been no time in human history when religion and politics have not been entwined. Our moral and ethical structures and strictures have been based on some form of religious myth or story. It...
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    Fast Talk | February 18, 2008 3:08 am
    Q. Fast Talk Question - The politics of ’08 has candidates in both parties trashing trade agreements. What does this mean for busin
    A. Free trade so often means that only the developed economies have the where withal and power to determine what is "free" and what is restricted. The US economy will stay the engine that pulls other...
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    Blog Post: Work/Life: Text Messaging--No Country For Old Men | by Tom Stern | February 18, 2008 3:02 am
    Comment: Why bother with predictive texting when there is a rational and comfortable alternative? Hey go slow and get the faster! Maybe communication means confusion?
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