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Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jul 20, 2026 The Family That Had Everything Except a Plan.
The Family That Had Everything Except a Plan.

Assets such as property and metals preserve value, but they do not offer immediacy. They cannot be deployed without friction, delay, or consequence. Liquidity, by contrast, is what allows wealth to respond to opportunity, to disruption, to timing.

Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jul 03, 2026 The Person Who Inherits the Responsibility
The Person Who Inherits the Responsibility

For many families, the answer is simple: a spouse, an adult child, a sibling, or a trusted friend. They assume it is an honour to be chosen. In reality, it is one of the most demanding legal responsibilities a person can accept.

Someone More Experienced Should Lead
Vancouver News   -   Jul 23, 2026 Someone More Experienced Should Lead

Ego is not arrogance. More often, it is self-protection. It convinces us to wait until we feel ready, qualified, or certain. We tell ourselves that someone more experienced should lead, someone more knowledgeable should speak, or someone more successful should take the first step.

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Vancouver News   -   Jul 23, 2026 Someone More Experienced Should Lead
Someone More Experienced Should Lead

Ego is not arrogance. More often, it is self-protection. It convinces us to wait until we feel ready, qualified, or certain. We tell ourselves that someone more experienced should lead, someone more knowledgeable should speak, or someone more successful should take the first step.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jul 20, 2026 The Family That Had Everything Except a Plan.
The Family That Had Everything Except a Plan.

Assets such as property and metals preserve value, but they do not offer immediacy. They cannot be deployed without friction, delay, or consequence. Liquidity, by contrast, is what allows wealth to respond to opportunity, to disruption, to timing.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jul 03, 2026 The Person Who Inherits the Responsibility
The Person Who Inherits the Responsibility

For many families, the answer is simple: a spouse, an adult child, a sibling, or a trusted friend. They assume it is an honour to be chosen. In reality, it is one of the most demanding legal responsibilities a person can accept.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jun 29, 2026 When Giving Became Strategy: Charitable Tax Credits in Canada
When Giving Became Strategy: Charitable Tax Credits in Canada

Charitable giving in Canada was once seen as a simple act of goodwill, such as personal, values-driven, and largely separate from financial planning. Today, the charitable tax credit system has transformed philanthropy into a strategic tool.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jun 25, 2026 The Discipline of Stepping Back
The Discipline of Stepping Back

Sometimes opportunity is found by looking away long enough to see clearly. In a world obsessed with constant engagement, the ability to step back may be one of the most underrated competitive advantages available.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jun 11, 2026 Is Diversification enough on its own?
Is Diversification enough on its own?

A skilled active manager holds both truths simultaneously: they diversify enough to avoid catastrophic single-stock risk, while concentrating enough to generate alpha (excess return above the benchmark).

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   Jun 01, 2026 How to Manage Risk Without Becoming a Macro Doomsday Prepper
How to Manage Risk Without Becoming a Macro Doomsday Prepper

The goal of risk management is not to predict catastrophe with precision, hereon, it is to build a portfolio that absorbs shocks without requiring you to be right about which ones arrive and when.

by Crystal Mirkazemi
Crystal Mirkazemi   -   May 21, 2026 How next-generation gene therapies are rewriting the future of medicine
How next-generation gene therapies are rewriting the future of medicine

For decades, medicine has treated symptoms. Gene therapy aims to treat the cause. By targeting the root of genetic disorders, this revolutionary approach has the potential to cure diseases once thought untreatable.

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