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If King Charles, Mark Carney and @jkenney have their way this will be happening in Alberta soon. This is reason #1035 for why Albertans need to leave Canada.

Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg LP, on why showing up early and staying late beats being the smartest person in the room: "I'm not smarter than anybody else, but I can outwork you." Bloomberg shares his key to success: "Make sure you're the first one in there every day and the last one to leave. Don't ever take a lunch break or go to the bathroom. You keep working. You never know when that opportunity is going to come along." He explains how this approach shaped his early career at Salomon Brothers. The managing partner of the company, Bill Salomon, was the second person to arrive each morning. @MikeBloomberg was the only other one in the big trading room. "If he had needed to borrow a match… if he wanted to ask something about a newspaper or a stock, he came over and so we became buddies." The same thing happened at the end of the day. The number two guy, John Gutfreund, was the last one to leave except for Bloomberg. They'd share a cab or take the subway uptown together. "You can't control that you're the smartest guy. There'll always be somebody smarter. But if you're there, then you absorb things. You put things together in ways that if you didn't have all that experience…" He compares it to skiing: "Reading a book on skiing doesn't teach you how to ski. You got to go and you got to ski and get lots of miles under your skis. And incidentally, if you don't fall, you're not skiing hard enough and you're not learning anything." Bloomberg also touches on resilience when things don't go your way: "You got to be smart enough to say, 'Hey, I tried it. Don't let your ego get in the way. I can't keep doing this. I've got to earn a living, but a year from now, I'm going to come up with a better idea and then I'll go back and do it again.'" He closes with a mindset that defined his career: "There's never been a day that I haven't looked forward to going into work. Even the days I knew I was going to get beaten up. Even the day I knew I was going to get fired. I'd never been fired before. I wonder what it's like. Okay, let's go find out."

🇸🇰 Le Premier ministre slovaque Robert Fico, après un appel avec V. Zelensky, fait un virage à 180° : la Slovaquie soutient l’adhésion de l’Ukraine à l’UE. Bratislava et Kyiv, c’est l’histoire de deux pays qui ne s’entendaient pas toujours. Fico, connu pour ses positions pro-russes, change de ton après un coup de fil avec V. Zelensky. 👉 100% de soutien : La Slovaquie valide désormais les ambitions européennes de l’Ukraine. 👉 1 rencontre en vue : Rendez-vous lundi à Erevan pour un sommet du Communauté politique européenne. 👉0 accord possible sans l’Ukraine : Fico le martèle, aucun traité de paix avec la Russie ne se fera sans Kyiv. "La Slovaquie veut une Ukraine stable et démocratique." Fico, sur Facebook. "On a des désaccords, mais un intérêt commun : des relations amies." .... Toujours Fico. "Leur soutien à notre adhésion à l’UE, c’est historique." ....V. Zelensky, soulagé. Les délégations vont s’échanger des visites entre Bratislava et Kyiv. Fico en Ukraine ? V. Zelensky l’a officiellement invité. La Slovaquie, entre Moscou et Kyiv, joue les équilibristes… ça va peut-être tanguer🎪😵‍💫 facebook.com/robertficosk/p…