The silent mistake that’s costing small businesses their future There’s a strange kind of paralysis that infects otherwise brilliant entrepreneurs. They’ve built something good, sometimes even great. The work delivers. The feedback is glowing. The results are real. But the price? The price is wrong. Subscribe Not
Strategic Reconstruction for High-Stakes Operators You’re not broken. Your system is. You’ve said it out loud by now.. maybe in the car, maybe at 2AM while checking Slack for the 12th time... “It shouldn’t be this hard.” Subscribe You’ve got the team. The product. The funding.
A revision in progress... I'm building an update for Proconsul, and part of the resource base is the Proconsul Strategic Toolkit. This is a major revision, and I would very much appreciate any insight or criticism. Subscribe The more critical, the better. It's all based on
The strategic cost of delay, the failure of filtered truth, and the leadership required to interrupt the collapse. You smell it before you see it. The air is different. Dry. Faintly electric. Something’s off. You look up and across the street, your neighbour’s roof is smoking. Not in
From Struggling Artistry to Sustainable Business What Beveridge has created here isn't just a book – it's a business operating system disguised as one. While most music business guides wax poetic about creativity and "finding your voice," this framework slaps you with an uncomfortable truth:
The Fragility of a Manufactured Reality We knew it was coming. Not because we wanted it to happen. Not because anyone had planned it. But because, eventually, in every truly ambitious business venture, the truth has to show up. And truth doesn’t care about credentials. It doesn’t bend
If you're into songwriting, I would love to know what you think of the book. Just finished this draft. B Subscribe The Business of Writing, Producing, and Monetizing Music This framework stands as a comprehensive system that addresses the full lifecycle of music creation, production, marketing, and monetization
Turning Capital Into Impact Economic growth doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of deliberate planning, targeted investment, and long-term commitment to building sustainable industries, supporting local businesses, and developing infrastructure that enables prosperity. Subscribe Yet, across many communities—particularly in rural, remote, and Indigenous regions—
The Case for a Canadian-Owned, Blackberry-Based, Secure Communications Network In an era where digital infrastructure is as vital as roads, water, and energy, Canada stands at a crossroads. The telecommunications industry, dominated by a few corporate giants, has repeatedly failed the Canadian people in both service reliability and national security.
Canada, Europe, and The North Atlantic Future For too long, Canada has been comfortable in the passenger seat of history, quietly prosperous, modestly influential, always the steady hand on the wheel while others—louder, brasher, more chaotic—drove the geopolitical narrative. But the world is shifting. The tectonic plates of
Indigenous-Led Economic Development Creates Lasting Prosperity Indigenous, remote, and rural communities have long been the backbone of Canada’s economy, providing resources, labour, and cultural richness to the national landscape. Yet, when it comes to economic development, these communities have historically been underfunded, underserved, and overlooked. Many still face limited
A Step-by-Step Guide to Community Transformation Many communities—especially in rural, remote, and underserved regions—find themselves trapped in a cycle of economic stagnation. Businesses struggle to stay afloat, young talent leaves for better opportunities elsewhere, and local governments face shrinking tax revenues with no clear strategy for recovery. Subscribe