Majid Kazmi

Co-founder, Author "The First Dancer"

Majid Kazmi is the author of the book, The First Dancer. He is a Partner & Co-founder at uGen Group and the Founder of Valu Ventures Inc. Majid served on the boards of Toronto Workforce Innovation Group and H2O 4 ALL. A sought-after speaker, he is regarded as a leading authority on diversity and inclusion, and immigrant entrepreneurship in Canada. His blogs cover a wide range of topics from business and innovation to personal growth and career success.

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Community//March 24, 2020

In Hope For A Better World – A Father’s Letter to His Daughter

As of August 6, 2018, William Henry Gates III had a net worth of $95.4 billion, making him the second-richest person in the world, behind Jeff Bezos.

Community//November 12, 2018

The Many Forms of “Privilege” Hidden in Our Success Stories

Photo Credit: Larry Washburn/Getty Images

Community//September 7, 2018

You Might Be Closer to Burnout than You Thought

Community//January 30, 2018

Do These 3 Simple Things Every Morning To Supercharge Your Day

Community//January 7, 2018

Do These 3 Simple Things Every Morning To Supercharge Your Day

Community//November 1, 2017

Moments – The Stuff Opportunities Are Made Of

Community//October 3, 2017

The More You Sleep, The Longer You Live: Sleep Science Reveals

Community//August 10, 2017

10 Ways to Build an Attitude of Credibility

Community//June 23, 2017

Happiness is Overrated — Learn to be Content

Community//January 18, 2017

Live to Give: Your Legacy Will Outlive Your Fame

Community//January 9, 2017

You are Bigger Than Your Career — The Stalin’s Chicken

Community//January 20, 2017

How Tuning Out Technology Helped Me Avoid Burnout

Community//February 28, 2017

It’s About Time You Stopped Neglecting Your Sleep

Community//March 16, 2017

Would You Rather Succeed or Excel? Elson’s Story

“People look for retreats for themselves, in the country, by the coast, or in the hills . . . There is nowhere that a person can find a more peaceful and trouble-free retreat than in his own mind. . . . So constantly give yourself this retreat, and renew yourself.”

- MARCUS AURELIUS

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