Pierre Poilievre

we have finally caved in.

So many of you have asked us if we could bundle the conversation cards with the 1% diary.

For those of you that don't know, every single time a guest sits here with me in the chair, they leave a question in the diary of a CEO.

And then I ask that question to the next guest.

We don't release those questions in any

environment other than on these incredible conversation cards.

These have become a fantastic tool for people in relationships, people in teams, in big corporations, and also family members to connect with each other.

With that, we also have the 1% diary, which is this incredible tool to change habits in your life.

So many of you have asked if it was possible to buy both at the same time, especially people in big companies.

So what we've done is we've bundled them together and you can buy both at the same time.

And if you want to drive connection and instill habit change in your company, head to thediary.com to inquire and our team will be in touch.

What is the biggest threat, do you think, to the Western world and the Western way of living?

Because people often point at Iran, they say China, they say Russia.

What does history say about this kind of moment in time where there's seemingly two world powers?

Is it fair to say that the United States is really at war with China now already, but just through proxy wars and other types of sort of economic wars?

Because now that they both have nuclear weapons, you can't really have a direct conflict, can you?

Canada doesn't have nuclear weapons, does it?

Why?

Do you think Canada should have nuclear weapons?

Sounds quite Canadian.