We are currently focused on market penetration and encouraging movement, including implementing walking meetings to promote physical activity among teams.

To foster collaboration between cyclists and motorists, it's more effective to focus on shared issues, like potholes, rather than exacerbating divisions.

I try to apply the principle of making things slightly more uncomfortable in various areas of my life to gain long-term benefits, like taking phone calls while walking instead of sitting.

Going for walks in natural settings can be cognitively restorative, helping to alleviate stress and improve emotional well-being.

Living better in modern life often requires doing slightly uncomfortable things that are obvious and in front of us, like choosing to take the stairs instead of the escalator.

We realized that as a company promoting community living, we needed to foster positive relationships with cities rather than adopt a confrontational stance.

Opportunities arise in broken systems where conventional thinking fails, such as in tunneling projects that could alleviate urban traffic issues. If we can push through the political blockers, we can achieve significant advancements, even reaching the efficiency levels of Paris.

Electric car charging stations are often hidden in obscure locations, leading to infrastructure anxiety. Making chargers more visible and accessible could alleviate this issue.

Cities need modern transportation alternatives that are accountable, convenient, stylish, and efficient to meet the demands of their residents.