Ryan Orry Lang

To be a better manager of your finances, I believe one of the fundamentals is to donate regularly. I try to donate on every 1st, 10th, and 20th, unless I make a larger donation that I deem to cover several months’ worth of donations. In finance terms, I “DCA” into donating, like how I DCA into my investments. Reasons why this works: 1. The act of giving trains your mind to reduce attachment - important when managing your finances, come what may. 2. The power, abundance, and gratitude you experience before, during, and after donating elevates and sharpens your mind if you want to direct it to be so. 3. The power you experience when donating will not lead to a victim mentality of any kind. 4. To donate regularly, you have to allocate your time and resources towards opportunities to donate so they generate value through helping others again and again. Training your mind this way will carry it towards how you manage your finances. 5. It is good to be able to help others using your finances, and having it as one of the reasons towards achieving financial success.

@junonewscom That’s how it should be. The rest of Canada better follow suit.

Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish announced on X that the Mississauga City Council has approved a motion to immediately cease raising any other national flag other than Canada’s on the city’s flagpole. junonews.com/p/mississauga-…

@TwoMindMoney If you get $5M cash today you can use it to generate $1,000/day for life

If you had the choice would you choose: $5M cash today or $1,000/day for life

It’s been a busier week for me than usual: 1. Filed my personal taxes 2. Made my GST remittance to the CRA 3. Migrated my workflow from a MacBook to a more iPad-focused setup 4. Went to the dentist’s office 5. Got an eye exam 6. Getting ready for my trip to Australia next week!

@loveleesfinance @TheStockSurgeon I love traditional Korean food. With the banchan and all

@orryano @TheStockSurgeon Just to be clear, this is just the Korean version of the American egg cheese sandwich. But traditional Korean food is awesome!

We visited our friends and they ordered us Korean style egg breakfast sandwiches today. It was delicious😋 What did you eat today? 🍽️

@TheStockSurgeon @loveleesfinance Korean food is amazing

@loveleesfinance Never tried Korean food Must try i guess

@mu_mu_ I thought those were Mentos.

日本の花見では、世界の流行をいち早く取り入れることで知られています

@RX_9999_2 They thrive on secretly feeling superior over: 1. People who they deem inferior and call it “empathy” 2. People who don’t think like them as they’re convinced they’re correct Japanese people: 1. Do not take on the inferiority victim badge they assign 2. Do not think like them

保守寄りの白人は日本人に友好的なのに、自称差別を許せないリベラル白人様は平気で日本人バカにしてくるのなんなんだよ、逆だろ普通 やっぱあかんわ左翼は

@mtgproductionss I’m happy with my 16.

iPhone 17 is the best base iPhone upgrade we have gotten in a while.

@finance_intell It’s one of my longest-lasting subscriptions. I’ve had it for years.

I just subscribed to YouTube premium… Is it worth it?

@ShaneWenzel We had an almost snowless winter in Vancouver this year.

As a born and raised Calgarian, I can honestly say, enough already. F*** you, winter!

@elonmusk Too many slanted headlines and biased reporting.

As it should.

@RoaringHammy They’re not bad when used responsibly.

Can you survive without credit cards? I use it for convenience as most online vendor only use credit card as payment. Dave Ramsey show always advise their callers to cut up their credit cards. 🤔 I guess vendor use debit cards?

@theEconBlog I remember seeing people on Reddit freaking out on another level, given their stance against you-know-who and the endless propos they’re exposed to in that platform.

I would argue it's because the media is driving fear and overreactions from an already polarized population. If it were a different person doing the exact same policies, the market wouldn't overreact. And I think this proves true, as every time the volatility is short lived and we keep eventually finding out that things play out not as bad as people were lead to believe.

@TorbenSol Just submitted mine yesterday too!

Tax returns submitted ✅️💰 What do you do on your day off?

@ehelpmann Hmm no. Keep silver silver

Do you like custom colored 'regular' #Silver coins? I still can't make up my mind really... whether I think these Maples look better or worse! 🫤

@VanIsleInvestor Why are they like that.

And so it starts...

@AllIn_ETFs $JEPI is more of a broad-market ETF, while $JEPQ is more tech-heavy. $JEPI is outperforming $JEPQ YTD, but it’s been the other way around for the past few years.

You can only hold one: 🤔 $JEPI or $JEPQ

@Gubloinvestor Canada definitely needs some work. But yes, it has many positives too.

Canads is by Far one of the best country in the world 🇨🇦 🍁 Canada is a top-tier global producer of potash (1st), uranium (2nd), and aluminum (3rd), which are critical for the global energy transition. Canada currently ranks 2nd globally for ease of doing business, making it a top destination for corporate headquarters and investment. Canada remains a global leader in the export of gold, motor vehicle parts, and agricultural products (specifically barley and soybeans). Canada holds 7% of the world's renewable freshwater supply and possesses roughly 20% of the world’s total freshwater when including the Great Lakes.  Canada consistently ranks as having some of the cleanest air quality among G7 nations. Recent 2026 data shows that while some urban pollutants fluctuated, most indicators remain significantly lower than 1990 levels. Canada ranks 12th out of 165 countries for overall human freedom (economic and personal). Ranked 14th in the world, Canada is one of the safest and most stable countries on the planet Canada currently ranks 21st, maintaining a high standard for journalistic independence and the protection of free speech. Canada ranks 3rd globally in overall reputation and is the #1 most trusted nation for tolerance and inclusivity (Global Soft Power Index 2026). For over two decades, Canada has led the OECD in the percentage of adults (ages 25–64) with post-secondary education. It is ranked 3rd in the world for being politically stable, well-governed, and respecting the rule of law. In 2026, Condé Nast Traveller named Canada among the top 29 most beautiful countries in the world, specifically highlighting spots like Torngat Mountains National Park. 17 Canadian cities were recognized among the world’s most livable urban centers this year. Top-ranking cities include Ottawa, Victoria, Vancouver, and Halifax, which were noted for their balance of safety, healthcare, and standard of living. Five Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, and Calgary) rank in the Top 100 Best Cities globally to live, visit, and invest in. Canada is the place to be 🇨🇦

@loveleesfinance I had both. Plus a miso soup

@orryano Rolls or sashimi?

@JohnCarneyRE Makes sense!

🇨🇦 Canadian provinces ranked from most landlord-friendly → least: 1. Alberta 2. Saskatchewan 3. New Brunswick 4. Nova Scotia 5. Manitoba 6. Prince Edward Island 7. British Columbia 8. Quebec 9. Ontario 10. Newfoundland and Labrador