Learning a language is now cheaper and easier with apps like Duolingo and Memrise.
When I was a kid, my parents put me in Chinese classes and I usually dreaded going there because it smelled strong of burning incense and my classmates were often disruptive. The classes were taught by the moms of family friends and they weren’t fluent in English, making it difficult for the students to understand what they were trying to teach. Continue reading How I’m Learning Two Languages
A few days ago I wrote about how value propositions get you jobs. This is one of many examples
I’m creating a new series of posts starting today. Every Sunday I’ll share a psalm or a Bible passage. I’m doing this to remind myself to be faithful to the Lord and to inspire fellow Christians to do the same.
Continue reading Scripture Sunday: A Song of Strength
It’s been one year since net neutrality was repealed. Net neutrality supporters bought into protectionist fear mongering that corporations will throttle internet speeds unless you pay more.
Continue reading It’s Been a Year Since the Net Neutrality Repeal and Nothing Changed
I’m in the process of creating a training manual for a family-owned business called Glockstore. I’ve researched the business and looked through their reviews on Facebook and they could use some help in creating more consistent and courteous customer service, according to many of
Then, I put together a step-by-step manual on how to improve customer service. Choose a few of the reviews and turn it into a case study and provide examples of solutions. Having a written down, easy to follow guide creates more consistency in your team and they’ll know what the business expects from them.
I drew inspiration from Disney theme parks and how they always have top-of-the-line customer service even when their guests are irrational. Disney has achieved this consistency by following a well-tested training manual.
I’ve made a similar training manual for a swim school that I work for. You can find it under the “Portfolio” page.
Without further ado, here is a draft of my customer service guide for Glockstore.
There’s a hidden gem in my Powerline
Comment below if you think you’ve figured it out! I’ll email you if you’re right or wrong!
On a slightly different note, there’s a Christmas sale going on right now! Check out my store by clicking the link above or in the sidebar under “Follow My Adventures!”.
For those of you who aren’t Christians or Jews, Bible translations differ greatly. The English versions of the Bible such as
I think it’s also interesting to note the differences in the Catholic Public Domain Version (CPDV) which is translated directly from the Latin Vulgate.
I’ve chosen to use Psalms 91:1-16, a prayer of protection, as an example. Compare and contrast the differences.
Continue reading Different Bible Translations Vary Greatly
Trump is playing a dangerous game by requesting Canada to arrest the CFO of Huawei, and daughter of its founder, Meng Wanzhou. Her crime? She allegedly violated US trade sanctions against Iran even though she isn’t a US citizen.
Continue reading Huawei Executive’s Arrest Could Lead to a More Dangerous Trade War
I’ve delivered food for Postmates for a week now and it’s been a pleasant experience overall. Postmates is like UberEats except they pay more for each delivery.
If you’re thinking about delivering for Postmates here’s a breakdown of their pay.
Base Pay
The base pay might vary depending on your city but you’re guaranteed a minimum. In Orlando, the base pay for each delivery is $4.00 and it looks like this:
Postmates will automatically adjust your payout if a delivery is under $4.00. For example, if my base pay for one delivery comes out to be $3.34, then Postmates will give me $0.66. T
Curious to know how a value proposition looks like? Check out my value prop for Aircall. It’s still a work in progress and I’ll continue to edit it.
You can view my value prop here.