Tobias, CEO of Shopify on What Canada needs to do to get economically out of the proverbial ditch...

Pattern recognition reveals intent. And intent transforms a simple occurrence into a conscious choice.

It should never be wrong to do the right thing.

Trust > Command And it can’t be taught. It’s the long game, but it ends fruitfully.

Induced Decision Fatigue is a primary tool of legislative overreach. Governments flood the public with "daily outrages" and 2,000-page bills dropped at midnight. When the public is in a constant state of cognitive overload, they lose the ability to prioritize threats.

People running Canada who never built a thing from scratch at any point into their life. Interesting 👇🏼 Check out Elliot Daigneault's video! #TikTok vt.tiktok.com/ZS9sdEaJ6/

People running Canada who never built a thing from scratch at any point into their life. Interesting 👇🏼 Check out Elliot Daigneault's video! #TikTok vt.tiktok.com/ZS9sdBSBb/

I don't change what I think of people, how I treat people, or who gets access to me from the illusion that somebody else creates for me. I change dynamics based on my own personal experience and interactions with individuals. I fully trust my intuition and pattern recognition.

There's a quote: "if you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got." I was reminded of it when I watched this inspirational speech by Pierre Pollievre 👇🏼

Everybody is fighting back and forth about bad behaviour. Who is worse than whom? What is the greatest measure of bad behaviour if it's not doing harm to human beings?

Don't confuse autonomy with ego. You're offended by both but they are not the same.