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Is there a reason we repeat learnings? And do we need to shame ourselves when it happens? Children don't. Toddlers ask “why?” 300 times a day, get the answer, forget it, ask again tomorrow.

Keep receipts, keep screenshots, and for the love of all things caffeinated, don’t assume anyone “got your message.” Mercury is moonwalking; so triple-check everything unless you enjoy preventable chaos.

The cannabis industry has blossomed into a multi-billion-dollar sector, but its unique regulatory and financial landscape makes it a prime target for cybercriminals...

Canada’s immigration-driven population growth has fueled total GDP increases, but GDP per capita remains stagnant or declining. This divergence stems from the fact that while more workers expand the economy’s size, productivity gains have not kept pace.

Today’s retrograde fun comes with a side of “Are you kidding me?”, missing emails, forgotten details, and plans that suddenly have the structural integrity of a wet paper bag. Don’t fight it.

Mercury Retrograde Survival Tip: When Mercury’s backpedaling, double-check everything: emails, numbers, and especially the “quick favors” people swear will take two minutes and end up taking your whole lunch break. If a deal smells off...

Prime Minister Carney's Budget 2025 brings tax breaks and productivity incentives for businesses, but soaring deficits raise economic concerns.

Questioning anything: decisions, patterns, intentions, and experiences with the sincerity and intensity of a child sets us on a path of learning that can otherwise get obscured in the busyness of living.