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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Lifeist Wellness Inc V.LFST

Alternate Symbol(s):  LFSWF

Lifeist Wellness Inc. is a Canada-based health-tech company. The Company leverages advancements in science and technology to develop innovative products to support human wellness and transform lives. The Company's key asset is its United States biosciences subsidiary Mikra Cellular Sciences Inc. (Mikra), a biosciences and consumer wellness company focused on developing and selling products... see more

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Lifeist Wellness Inc > My Motives and Feedback...
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Post by ChoklatBrad on Jul 10, 2024 3:22pm

My Motives and Feedback...

To Whisky:  Meni was forced to resign from my Board of Directors because of his actions.  This was in another post I just put up.

With respect to my motives and what I have to offer... well... please read below:

For 4 years my team and I have struggled to keep this company alive under the black cloud of this malicious lawsuit.
 
For 4 years I have been called all kinds of names publicly and accused of being a terrible business person because of the actions of Meni Morim and Lifeist and their paid minions.
 
It has taken 4 years to amass the documented proof of ALL of the claims and allegations I made back in 2020 when Meni started financially squeezing my company.
 
You saw the earlier rebuttal to my post:  "Brad never pays his employees".  It's those kinds of posts which 4 years ago muddied the waters and caused people to call me incompetent and unprofessional.  I shut that down quickly.
 
I can now nullify all of Lifeist's and Meni's BS with irrefutable documented facts, and I intend to do this publicly.
 
What you don't know about me, is that I am not the naive redneck chocolate guy that Lifeist makes me out to be.  I have 25 years of experience in corporate governance, having taken my own dot com company public on NASD back in 2001.
 
As shareholders of Lifeist you need to CLEARLY understand some things:
1.  Business is about making money.  Period.  
2.  Meni could have walked this back a long time ago when he realized he wasn't going to beat me.
3.  The products I have developed are exceptional, unique, and highly profitable.  With the right financial engine behind them, they can bring stellar value to a company.  Go ahead.  Check out www.2-Pure.com if you don't believe me.  We're already a preferred vendor in GoodLife Fitness's Member Rewards program and I just launched it 6 months ago!  If you didn't know, GoodLife is the largest fitness organization in Canada with over 3 million members.
4.  DON'T DRINK THE KOOLAIDE!! Meni isn't going anywhere unless the Board is removed.  While he may not be the "CEO" he's still going to have a seat on the Board of Directors (read the press release about him stepping down)!  Who the heck do you think pulls the CEO's strings???  
5.  As shareholders of this company, you have the right to call a special meeting of the shareholders, vote out the entire Board, and replace it with someone you trust who can then work to put in place a Board that you approve of, and can take the company to profitability.
6.  I am honest to a fault.  I am REALLY good at fighting.  I CLEARLY don't quit.  I NEVER lose a fight.  EVER.  
7.  I am just getting started with this.  
 
Now the world knows my motives.
 
Shoot me an email if you have questions. Brad@Choklat.com 
 
Brad.
 
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 3:38pm
Why don't you become shareholder in Lfst, it comes with the benefits. I mean, being one of us give you right to elect BoD or call to removal of them.
Comment by Oban1kenobi on Jul 10, 2024 3:42pm
Comes with Benefits ?? lol like what, losing $$$, I have lost 10's of thousands investing in this company based on what was being told by our CEO !! Plus people shorting this company!!
Comment by ChoklatBrad on Jul 10, 2024 3:52pm
First of all, what "benefits" does being the shareholder of a failing company entail?  I don't see losing my investment as a benefit at all, and that's all that everyone has done for the past 4 years. Maybe you could provide some context to that statement?  I'm willing to listen. Second,  I would be happy to discuss opportunities to move forward with a ...more  
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 4:12pm
As a shareholder it may be easier for you to get that 50% of us to support you. That's what I meant what I said "benefits". Most people on this board saying if you have one share,you have rights to talk about and criticize the company.
Comment by ChoklatBrad on Jul 10, 2024 5:04pm
I think you've got it backwards. Lifeist (and its shareholders) currently owns 30% +/- of my company.   One would think that it's in YOUR best interests to work with me to leverage that equity and get on a path to profitability. Furthermore I'm not criticizing the company - just leadership.  That's something YOU as shareholders can control.  I don't need ...more  
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 6:04pm
I think we shareholders had 45+ percent of your company. How come we have 30% now?
Comment by ChoklatBrad on Jul 10, 2024 6:43pm
I haven't taken a salary in 4 years.   Much of that salary has been converted into stock.   Nobody works for free. Cheers.
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 7:02pm
whisky11: "I think we shareholders had 45+ percent of your company. How come we have 30% now?" ChoklatBrad wrote: I haven't taken a salary in 4 years.   Much of that salary has been converted into stock.   Nobody works for free. Cheers. whisky11: so if we elect you for the position of CEO (LFST) you won't  take salary for the next four years and the ...more  
Comment by Oban1kenobi on Jul 10, 2024 7:23pm
Come one Whisky, why are you now resorting to insults and only reading half this guys posts ?!!          He clearly said his salary was mostly in the form of shares of his own company....the very same thing you praised Meni for doing ?? FBI involvement ?? LOL yeah like to see what happened with our company and ALL the pieces that were sold off at discount rates and how ...more  
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 7:28pm
He paid himself with15% of shares  belonging to shareholders of Lfst.
Comment by Oban1kenobi on Jul 10, 2024 8:04pm
WRONG WRONG WRONG Whisky and YOU know this !! He paid himself in Chokolat shares which diluted Lifeist overall percentage of shares (he stole zero shares from lifeist shareholders at least from what I can see).  Exactly what Meni did with lifeist and to Lifeist Shareholders.....only difference here is Brad got to keep full control of his company and seems to have made a success of it, all ...more  
Comment by Oban1kenobi on Jul 10, 2024 7:15pm
That is funny, I thought Meni wrote off Choklat completely, never knew the Shareholders still had 30% ownership, your company is never spoken about, shareholders have been left in the dark in this regard...the funnier thing is I wonder if that 30% ownership gets given away with Cannmart in his recent discount sale ??
Comment by whisky11 on Jul 10, 2024 7:25pm
Yes, Lfst investment in Choklat  goes with Cannmart. I wonder what new owner will do to Brad Churchill. After Cannmart sale announcement,Brad been quite visible.
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