undoing is celebrating its modest milestone of 500 Instagram followers with a contest called "5 For 500". In this episode, we reveal some unknown of undoing, and how we plan to show a little gratitude and Christmas giving all next week.

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Like so many trends before them, meal kits were supposed to be the new unicorn category. They arrived with great tail winds this decade, and are all but gone as the decade closes. What went wrong, and is there hope for a recovery?

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We use the backdrop of the holiday shopping frenzy to demonstrate the concept of SWOT analysis. Undoing partner Marc Boivin is more detailed and deliberate in his explanation of this fundamental business strategy tool, and how it is easily messed up, in his blogpost today at undoing.ca and Linkedin.

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It was a month before Christmas, and all through your life, you'll be tugged and pulled to give. Rabbi Simon Jacobson has some wise words of giving love and kindness to yourself before being there for others.

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We're interviewing tons of entrepreneurs every week, collecting insightful takes to bring forward in a new podcast from undoing. In today's episode we hear from Connor Curran, of Calgary's "Local Laundry", about why people are reverting back to a simpler time.

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Q3 financials and other metrics did not please Google analysts, but you have to give it credit for pursuit of diverse revenue streams.

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In his weekly blogpost today, Marc Boivin comments on the untimely rise of the Linkedin know-it-all.

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From Chestnut Praline Lattes to Turkey Stuffing Sandwiches, Starbucks is all in on holiday bingeing. But you don't have to be.

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After 5 years, Calgary's healthy-meals-to-go and meal-planning leader, Fit Kitchen was forced to close it's retail store due to market conditions. Undeterred, the fit and nimble brand is braced to re-do its model to serve growing demand, and its legion of fans, in the leaner online world.

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undoing founders Marc and Dave hung out at Work Nicer's 8th Avenue location recently. A beehive of gig-economy entrepreneurs, criss-crossing an open workspace, checks off a lot of boxes for those in need of cafe-chill, and quiet productivity.

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