Reduce stress and anxiety by focusing only on what you can control, recognizing that worrying about uncontrollable events is pointless and unproductive.
Allow unbridled free speech as the best defense against disinformation, enabling good ideas and true information to clash with falsehoods, trusting that truth will ultimately prevail.
Government should only perform functions that people cannot do for themselves and require collective force (e.g., military, policing, basic infrastructure, providing necessities for the vulnerable), and should not interfere with what free people can do.
Tell the truth about difficult issues, even if it carries an electoral cost, rather than lying or making up stories to win elections and betraying people afterward.
Actively work to reinstill hope in people, especially youth, to counter the narrative that things cannot get better and prevent them from lowering their expectations.
Put your own country above all else by unlocking resources and funding a strong military to preserve sovereignty and avoid over-dependence on other nations for defense.
Maintain hope by observing and drawing inspiration from the resilience of people who face daily struggles but refuse to give up, using their fight as motivation.
Unleash enterprise opportunity and allow First Nations to build their economy through business and self-reliance, rather than relying on court cases or government bureaucracies.
Decrease government spending and the creation of new bureaucracies, as they drain money from the productive private sector without yielding productive outcomes.
Reduce government deficits to lower inflation, decrease the cost of living, and free up capital for the productive private sector.
Cut taxes on investment, income, and energy specifically for activities within the country (e.g., reinvestment, energy use in Canada) to foster a competitive, free-enterprise environment for businesses, rather than providing subsidies to favored companies.
Eliminate capital gains tax on reinvestments made within the country to encourage the building of factories, infrastructure, and new products, acting as ’economic rocket fuel'.
Unblock the production and transportation of natural resources to both domestic and overseas markets to create economic leverage in international negotiations.
Develop alternative international markets for resources to gain leverage in negotiations with major trading partners, advocating for fair trade and tariff removal.
Offer mutual benefits to allies, such as supplying resources (oil, critical minerals) and contributing to continental security, to strengthen relationships and achieve tariff-free market access.
Focus on comprehensive drug treatment and recovery programs that aim for complete abstinence, including counseling, physical exercise, group therapy, job placement, and housing, rather than providing more drugs.
Implement strict legal measures, including murder sentences for those caught marketing or producing significant amounts of fentanyl (e.g., over 40 milligrams), to deter its distribution and save lives.
Focus on identifying and removing a small group of repeat criminals from the streets to significantly reduce crime and restore public safety.
Cut foreign aid and bring money home to address domestic issues like food insecurity and childhood hunger, prioritizing the country’s national interest.
Ensure population growth from immigration does not outpace the growth of housing, healthcare, and jobs to avoid shortages and integration difficulties.
Actively promote national pride and the idea that living in the country is a privilege, encouraging newcomers to identify as Canadian first.
Eliminate temporary foreign worker programs, unblock resources to create high-paying trades jobs, and cut taxes on job creation to improve employment prospects for young people.
Speed up permits and remove taxes on home building to make housing more affordable and allow people to own homes and start families.
Do not allow government to be the provider of media, as free citizens are capable of creating and operating their own media outlets.
Do not use government subsidies to prop up businesses, as developed capital and credit markets provide sufficient funding sources.
Adopt a general posture that favors freedom and democracy over tyranny and dictatorship, as it is in the country’s interest to have more global freedom.
Prioritize taking care of your own country’s needs first, similar to putting on your own oxygen mask on an airplane, because you cannot effectively help others if your own country is not secure.
Foster more independent media voices, decentralization, competition, freedom, and choice in media to counter government concentration of power and influence.
Provide people with hope, as it can be a political strategy to win elections by convincing them that things can get better.
Put your country first and prioritize national identity to foster unity and shared freedom among citizens.
Incorporate kettlebell workouts for a full-body routine in 15-20 minutes, or use bodyweight exercises and bungee cords for efficient workouts while traveling.
Become more disciplined in your diet, potentially adopting a ‘hardcore’ approach like the carnivore diet, to overcome previous weaknesses for certain foods.
Find advantage in being underestimated, as it can lead to surprising victories and achievements.
Seek out independent coffee shops and prefer strong, undiluted coffee like Turkish coffee or espresso, avoiding watered-down or milky options.
Explore desert environments for their beauty, peacefulness, and dry air, as a source of personal tranquility.