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May 4th, Photo-A-Day D
Photo-A-Day D I bet you thought I would post a picture of Bear the DOG but H-E-L-L-O!! We all know she is a fur baby and not JUST a dog!!! D for dark; as in when it gets dark here it gets DARK!! Then I could just post a big square black picture and you would never know the difference. So, I chose D for dishwasher. Not not just any ole’ dishwasher. Ohhhh no! Not me!! A 1962 dishwasher. On the phone with Alice working on a school assignment she had to interview Mom and Grandma and ask questions about when they were in the second grade. I told you already; that made my brain hurt! One of the questions was “What was the most modern appliance you had” Oh my gosh, memory of the very first dishwasher came flooding back to me! We were the hoity toity house with our dishwasher. No one else we knew had one! Aunts, uncles, cousins and neighbors were so jealous!! Everyone had to come see the dishwasher! *you had to really clean the dishes before you put them in this beast. So my first question as an adult is why did my parents…
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Getting the Right Help For Your Business, Every Time!
You’re not going to build a successful business on your own, no matter how talented you are or how hard you try. At some point, you’ll need to find the right help for your business. Get it right, and they’ll help you to take your company to the next level. Got it wrong, and you’ll be left with an expensive mistake on the books. That’s why it’s important that you strive to bring the right person on board, every single time. But if it were so easy, then everyone would have a workforce they’re completely happy with. Yet they don’t. There are ways you can improve your hiring process, however. Below, we take a look at six steps that’ll make sure you always end up with the right person for the role. Would You Work For Your Company? Before looking at other people, take a look at yourself, and by that, we mean your company. Some businesses have extreme expectations for their staff, yet no expectations for themselves. Ask yourself whether, if you were an outsider, you would like to work for your company. If the answer is no, then why not. Perhaps you’re asking too much of your staff,…
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May 3rd Photo-A-Day C
Today’s Photo-A-Day is C for Connie. Except I hate taking my picture! My nose always looks like it’s 10 times to big for my face. C for candy. Except that I really have too much candy around and well, it would make you guys so hungry! C for coffee. That would have been wayyyyy to easy because where I am there is coffee. Instead I picked cotton. Not like cotton clothing, although there is nothing better than a vintage, soft cotton t-shirt. Not cotton balls which I seem to go through a ton of every month. But I chose cotton tufts also known as cotton boll! The kind you decorate with. There is something very rustic and country chic about cotton bolls. This particular set comes with 12 cotton bolls and a rustic wire on the back side that is about 2″ long. My plan is to wrap around sticks and branches that Bear and I find on our walks. This will eventually become a rustic, country looking arrangement for our dining-room table. I will add a few of our magnificent pinecones as well. I love that these have the flexible wire so I can adjust the look and easily…
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How to Get Your Business Off the Ground
Launching a business can be exciting, rewarding, and stimulating, but it can be challenging too. In fact, starting a business can seem like you’re facing hurdle after hurdle. Whether you’re launching a side-business to supplement your income, incorporating a company or establishing yourself as a sole trader, there are a variety of legal, practical and financial things you’ll need to sort out. Will you need to be obtaining commercial loans in florida for those startup expenses to strike out on your own, take a look at our top tips and find out how you can get your new venture off the ground… Do your research Thorough research is a pre-requisite when you’re starting a business, and you’ll need to do your homework before you get started. Learning out state trading regulations, online retail laws and intellectual property rights will give you an idea of how you can operate in the commercial world without breaching any important laws or guidelines. Support for business start-up is an industry in its own right, so there’s plenty of places to seek help from. Read books and online guides but attend seminars and conferences as well, if you can. There are a number of mentoring…
