2024.12.18 1521 [41G] A Letter of Gratitude and Update to Our Landlord
2024.12.18 1521 Wed
A Letter of Gratitude and Update to Our Landlord Park Square on December 18, 2024 Wed
December 18, 2024 Wed
Expressing Gratitude and Providing an Update on Our Journey
Dear Park Square Landlord Team,
We are writing to express our sincere gratitude for your understanding and support as our landlord. We truly appreciate your role in providing us with a stable and comfortable space to operate our business.
As you know, we faced a challenging relocation in 2022 due to circumstances beyond our control.[1] The impact of that experience continues to be felt, but thanks to the support of our dedicated community and your ongoing partnership, we are steadily rebuilding and moving forward.
We want to assure you that we are actively working to overcome the financial challenges we currently face. We are committed to fulfilling our obligations as tenants and are confident that we will emerge stronger from this period.
In the spirit of transparency, we want to share some of the initiatives we have undertaken to strengthen our business:
- Christmas Renewal Campaign: We recently launched a Christmas renewal campaign, “A Journey into 2025,” to generate much-needed support and engagement.[2]
- Building Faith and Community: We are actively fostering a sense of community and shared purpose through initiatives like our “2025 Faith” project.[3]
- Maintaining a Strong Online Presence: We continue to maintain a vocal online presence, sharing our story and connecting with our followers. This online community has been instrumental in helping us navigate the challenges we’ve faced.[4]
- Expanding Our Services: We are excited to be expanding our offerings to include a range of healing services designed to nurture the mind, body, and spirit.[5]
- Advocating for Justice and Equity: We are actively engaged in advocating for greater justice and equity in our community, as detailed in our open letter to the Law Foundation of BC and Premier Eby.[6]
We understand that our current financial situation may be a cause for concern, and we want to assure you that we are doing everything in our power to rectify it. We are confident that with continued effort and your ongoing support, we will soon be able to say, “We are in your debt!” – a phrase that we will utter with the utmost sincerity and gratitude.
Thank you again for your understanding and belief in us. We value your partnership and look forward to a continued positive relationship.
Sincerely,
Selfology CoCreators
-
The Ruthless and the Compassionate: The Great Relocation of 2022, Selfology. Read more: https://selfology.co/history/2022-01-31-yy-the-great-relocation-of-2022-anw/ ↩
-
Christmas Renewal: A Journey into 2025, Selfology. Read more: https://selfology.co/christmas-renewal-a-journey-into-2025/ ↩
-
2025 Faith, Selfology. Read more: https://selfology.co/2025-faith-2/ ↩
-
The Ruthless and the Compassionate: The Great Relocation of 2022, Selfology. Read more: https://selfology.co/history/2022-01-31-yy-the-great-relocation-of-2022-anw/ ↩
-
Selfology Healings. Read more: https://selfology.co/healing ↩
-
Strengthening Justice and Equity in BC: An Open Letter to the Law Foundation, Premier Eby, and People of British Columbia, a Province of Canada. Read more: https://selfology.co/open-letter-law-foundation-bc-premier-eby-justice-equity_/ ↩
Table of Contents
Metro Vancouver Incinerator Health Alarm & River District Energy Cost Implications
Independent tests commissioned by CAPE‑BC detected toxic equivalency of 44 pg/g of dioxins and furans in roof dust within 500 m of Metro Vancouver’s Burnaby waste‑to‑energy facility—nearly twenty times Health Canada’s safe threshold. The finding reignites debate over the publicly owned incinerator, now operated by Veolia and serving as the
Market Dynamics Through the Lens of Primate Behavior and Government Influence
Even in the animal kingdom, behaviors emerge that seem to defy strict logical utility yet become deeply ingrained social norms or fads. Researchers observed chimpanzees at a Zambian sanctuary adopting a peculiar “fashion”—sticking blades of grass in their ears, and even rears—a seemingly “pointless” trend that was copied from one
Banksters, Bankruptcy Loopholes and Beyond: Unpacking Canada’s Financial Maze
This article delves into the complexities of the Canadian financial and legal systems, from unethical banking practices to loopholes in the legal system. We’ll look at government measures to protect Canadians and how to stay informed.
2025.01.01 8902 [NYM] NEW YEAR MESSAGE FOR 41G LL
Letter to Park Square Landlord Team, a New Year Well Wishes on December 31, 2024 Tuesday
2024.12.19 1800 [41G] LTR to MYE
Letter to Martin Yeung obo Park Square on December 19, 2024 Thursday
2024.12.18 1521 [41G] A Letter of Gratitude and Update to Our Landlord
A Letter of Gratitude and Update to Our Landlord 2024.12.18 1400 [41G]
On Air: This is the Selfology journey.
Welcome to our podcast, where we blend diverse sources to explore Carl Rogers’ humanistic psychology and the innovative Selfology business plans.
Follow us as we reflect on a decade of transformative growth both personal and the hub.
This is the Selfology journey.
Market Dynamics Through the Lens of Primate Behavior and Government Influence
Even in the animal kingdom, behaviors emerge that seem to defy strict logical utility yet become deeply ingrained social norms or fads. Researchers observed chimpanzees at a Zambian sanctuary adopting a peculiar “fashion”—sticking blades of grass in their ears, and even rears—a seemingly “pointless” trend that was copied from one
Metro Vancouver Incinerator Health Alarm & River District Energy Cost Implications
Independent tests commissioned by CAPE‑BC detected toxic equivalency of 44 pg/g of dioxins and furans in roof dust within 500 m of Metro Vancouver’s Burnaby waste‑to‑energy facility—nearly twenty times Health Canada’s safe threshold. The finding reignites debate over the publicly owned incinerator, now operated by Veolia and serving as the
When We Fail: How a Dropped Camera Taught Us About Hope, Faith, and the Beauty of Messing Up
When things fall apart (or into the ocean), they might just be falling into place. Discover how a mishap in Barkley Sound gave us all a lesson in hope, faith, and the magic of unexpected moments. Spoiler: a whale and some sea lions might be involved.
Metro Vancouver Incinerator Health Alarm & River District Energy Cost Implications
Independent tests commissioned by CAPE‑BC detected toxic equivalency of 44 pg/g of dioxins and furans in roof dust within 500 m of Metro Vancouver’s Burnaby waste‑to‑energy facility—nearly
Market Dynamics Through the Lens of Primate Behavior and Government Influence
Even in the animal kingdom, behaviors emerge that seem to defy strict logical utility yet become deeply ingrained social norms or fads. Researchers observed chimpanzees
Banksters, Bankruptcy Loopholes and Beyond: Unpacking Canada’s Financial Maze
This article delves into the complexities of the Canadian financial and legal systems, from unethical banking practices to loopholes in the legal system. We’ll look
2025.01.01 8902 [NYM] NEW YEAR MESSAGE FOR 41G LL
Letter to Park Square Landlord Team, a New Year Well Wishes on December 31, 2024 Tuesday
