As a Canadian startup founder, I agree that we need to try to be the best in the world at what we're doing, not just best in our city or best in Canada. And I

As a Canadian startup founder, I agree that we need to try to be the best in the world at what we're doing, not just best in our city or best in Canada. And I think we can do that while being our standard nice, even overly-apologetic selves. As a start, let's all have our Twitter taglines say what our startup is (or will soon be) the best in the world at doing. Here's what mine was before reading this article (@peterarmstrong): Co-Founder of Leanpub, the best way in the world to self-publish in-progress ebooks. Note how qualified that is: co-founder, self-publish, in-progress. That's because I'm Canadian, and I'm trying to be accurate. If I was in the valley, I'd probably have mine be: Founder of Leanpub, the best way in the world to publish ebooks. What's better? What's yours?