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Toronto-based Yung Wu, a serial entrepreneur and former chair of MaRS Innovation District, offers the best one-page Entreprenurs' Playbook I've ever seen.

You just know that every lesson here was learned in real time.

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The best blog topics surface organically. This post began as a Linkedin discussion with my friend and NextStars colleague, Saeed Zienali. 

Saeed posted about his chat with the mayor of Richmond Hill, a growing city north of Toronto. He praised Richmond Hill for how they help entreprneur...


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Rocket Lab is a New Zealand spacecraft company founded in New Zealand that I wrote about several years ago. The founder, non-engineer but rocket fanboy Peter Beck, has been in the news lately for lots of reasons - some good, some bad.


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 Someone suggested I post some of my South Africa safari pictures here. My response: try and stop me!

I flew into Johannesburg in February, looked around for a couple of days, then rented a car and drove 300 miles to Kruger National Park. I "camped" in rough, atttached huts (think 1959 motel quality) in a few different fenced compounds - there's no exploring Kruger...


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Today I recorded a podcast with Google's Natasha Walji about how AI is changing the game for Canadian entrepreneurs. (I will link to the pod when it's available.)

I'm still new at this - as many entrepreneurs are. But it turns out that it's easy to get started with AI. Just find the right prompt, and see what it can do for you.


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