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COVID Diaries Week 41: Leftovers.

December 26, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Lori told me this is the quietest, smallest Christmas she had orchestrated (and it was still a full-time gig this month). No big turkey dinner for 10-40 people, count ’em! We couldn’t even invite over the orphans. Lori made some … Continue reading COVID Diaries Week 41: Leftovers.

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COVID Diaries Week 37: Work View.

November 27, 2020November 25, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

We are working from home. We can crash out of bed and on to a zoom meeting in our sweats (at least, that is what I understand from watching #workTikTok.) I used to have a view from work over various … Continue reading COVID Diaries Week 37: Work View.

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Cannabis Diaries Week 52: Canada Prognostications.

October 8, 2020October 8, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Well, that was a year! I will sign off this diary with a bit of flag waving. Canada is a wonderful place, but it’s not NUMBER ONE, BABY! in much. Ah, but cannabis! Not quite the first to legalize it, … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 52: Canada Prognostications.

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Cannabis Diaries Week 51: LP Prognostications.

October 2, 2020September 28, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Penultimate week of this diary, let’s consider the (sorry) state of the Canadian Licenced Producers (LPs). This week saw the beginning (or end) of another quarterly hot mess of financial results. It is so continuously bad that it has merged … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 51: LP Prognostications.

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COVID Diaries Week 28: Girls.

September 27, 2020September 26, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

I have two kids, both girls. I am uncertain about the use of these hashtags I see online celebrating being a father to girls, like it is an unusual or unexpected gift. They are just my kids. Thereafter, we start … Continue reading COVID Diaries Week 28: Girls.

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Cannabis Diaries Week 50: Brand Prognostications.

September 26, 2020September 23, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Winding down my diary with a few thoughts about brands: The Health Canada marketing regime will relax incrementally – and too slowly for brand value to develop. 5 years min before marketing is the driver it can be. (This will … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 50: Brand Prognostications.

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Cannabis Diaries Week 49: Product Prognostications.

September 19, 2020September 17, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

The last four weeks of my year-long Cannabis Diaries; and I will finish with prognostications on 4 topics that have kept me engaged this year…products, brands, LPs, and Canada. This week, the future of products. Two areas of interest to … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 49: Product Prognostications.

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Cannabis Diaries Week 44: Forgettable.

August 16, 2020August 14, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

One of the impacts of a year-long slog through downsizing, losses, depressed prices and investor disappointment? The cannabis industry has lost energy and its wow factor. It has consequently needed to slough off extraneous concepts and projects that do not … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 44: Forgettable.

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COVID Diaries Week 21: Travel Restrictions

August 8, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

We have been dealing well with the pandemic. Physical distancing, minimising social gatherings – all good. We take our community role seriously, and all 4 of us are pretty happy in our own bubble. It is summer time and people … Continue reading COVID Diaries Week 21: Travel Restrictions

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Cannabis Diaries Week 41: The New New.

July 25, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Retail investors get bored really easily. You may have read about Robinhood, the gamified investment app where apparently young people are investing their time and energy, their luck  and their dopamine on short-term wins. Recently, one young investor somehow managed … Continue reading Cannabis Diaries Week 41: The New New.

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Dis!Organize Ep.15: Move to the Edge.

June 26, 2020June 7, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

When you are at the edge – of the ocean, of the cliff – you have a long horizon.  You can see for miles. You see the weather front rolling in. You see the change in conditions; you call to … Continue reading Dis!Organize Ep.15: Move to the Edge.

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Dis!Organize Ep.14: Challenge Everything.

June 24, 2020June 7, 2020 ThisMuchWeKnow

Consider the organizational view. Maybe even author it, and believe in it.  Build and deliver the norms and processes that deliver against that view. That is NORMAL. But! (there is always a but!) Challenge EVERYTHING. Also step outside it, determine … Continue reading Dis!Organize Ep.14: Challenge Everything.

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