Author name: Tammy

Photo of the stage screen at Google Canada showing “Top 10 Pitch Finals” for Startup Canada’s Equal Slice Pitch Competition, powered by Pizza Hut. This was the announcement of the final round where the top entrepreneurs pitched live to judges in front of their peers.

From Self-Doubt to $10K: What Winning the Equal Slice Pitch Means–My Journey to Winning Startup Canada’s $10K Equal Slice Pitch Competition Part 5

The Announcement All ten finalists had finished our live pitches. The judges took what felt like forever to deliberate. My heart pounded as we all waited, every finalist on the

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Startup Canada Equal Slice Pitch Competition registration table at Google Canada headquarters with participants networking in the lobby.

Pitch Competition Experience: Pitching My Heart Out at Google Canada–My Journey to Winning Startup Canada’s $10K Equal Slice Pitch Competition Part 3

Walking into Google Canada Tuesday, June 10th, 2025, is a date I won’t soon forget. After a whirlwind week of preparation, I walked into Google’s Toronto headquarters with my heart

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An open spiral notebook on a black background with a black pen resting on it. The notebook displays two quotes in a clean, elegant font: "Leave the 'but' where it belongs - behind you!" by Tammy Watson and "Just Skate" by Jeanine Sargeant.

Tammy’s Reflection Journal: A Pocketful of Inspiration

Life moves fast, and inspiration often comes in fleeting moments—a passing comment, a snippet from a book, or a phrase in a podcast. If I don’t write it down, it’s gone. Tammy’s Reflection Journal is my way of pressing pause, capturing those golden nuggets, and giving them a permanent home. It’s more than just a notebook—it’s a lifeline. Writing things down isn’t just about remembering them—it’s about living them. Like this gem: ‘I don’t chase. I attract. What belongs to me will simply find me.’ (Jamie Kern Lima). Every time I revisit that quote, it reminds me to trust the process and stay grounded.

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