This seems to be a trend recently where people are posting really early photos of their malls during Boxing Day today and how empty it is to show signs that people just don’t have the money to spend. While that may be true in a lot of cases, when I went to the malls during
Merry Christmas everyone. Today was relaxing overall and there was actually a Christmas gift exchange activity that the family played where people had to buy something for under $25 and people would randomly choose which unknown present to get. It’s always interesting to see what people are able to come up with as there were
I was reading today how there were two business competitors going at it where it got very personal to the point that even the people around them were telling them to settle down. To make the situation more awkward is Christmas Eve too where many people would rather be in a festive and positive mindset.
This is one of those small world moments today as I was contacted by a higher up in a company as they expressed interest in me potentially helping them in their business as apparently they were a fan of my work. That’s always a good ice breaker of sort to ensure the email doesn’t go
A lot of company site nowadays have built in customer review systems where people can see publicly what customers say about a product to help those who are sitting on the fence. This was an interesting example though of a company I never heard of called Nectar that appears to make mattresses. They seemed to
Usually during these times it’s great to catch up with friends and family as it is the holiday and near the end of the year. But usually getting invited to all these gatherings means having to spend money. Whether it’d paying for food or buying gifts, you can bet it adds some financial expense to