Stephen Cohen

It's easy to feel overwhelmed by that question. I think the real change starts small, right in our own communities. It's about being a good neighbour. Shovel a bit of their walkway in the winter. Truly listen when someone talks, instead of just waiting to speak. Support local businesses. Volunteer for a cause you care about, even for just an hour. None of us can fix everything alone. But these little acts of kindness and community support create a ripple effect. That's how we genuinely make things better, together.

You can do this in the settings. Go to Settings, then "Network & Internet". Click on your connection type, like Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Look for "Change adapter options". Right-click your network adapter and choose Properties. Find the item "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" and click Properties again. From there you can enter your new IP address, gateway, and the DNS numbers. Just click OK to save everything when you're done.

Confidence is a realistic belief in your abilities, backed by genuine skill and preparation. You understand the challenge ahead. Overconfidence is an inflated belief. You overestimate your abilities and underestimate the risks, often leading to poor planning and failure. One is grounded in reality, the other is wishful thinking.

It is a tax discount for your main home. The one you live in. It helps you pay less on your property tax.

GLR Marketing is a strategy. It's pretty simple. The letters stand for Grow, Leverage, and Retain.

First is Grow. This is how you get new customers. Then is Leverage. This means you find ways to sell more to your current customers. The last part is Retain. This is about keeping your customers happy so they stay with you for a long time.

Instead of only finding new people, you focus on the whole journey of a customer. It's a full plan for getting new customers and also keeping the ones you already have.