Tag: writing
Practice Talking
Right now I’m just testing things out before I record the actual Moonbell Vector voiceover. I’m checking how the transcript comes out in the Voice Memo app and how the audio behaves on my iPad. This is basically one more warm‑up test. I have to keep reminding myself that I don’t need to speed through… Read More Practice Talking
Scale
While working on the video part of the “Moon Bell” vector tutorial, I face two tough choices, mainly due to hosting concerns. I could make the videos unlisted on YouTube, but that risks potential deletion. I know how to keep content within platform guidelines, but that’s not the main issue. The real concern is ensuring… Read More Scale
Operations Management: Onboarding Challenges
My involvement with an organization began after attending a local event where I learned about its mission and later joined an open meeting. During that meeting, I mentioned my background in blogging, technology, and graphic design. I was encouraged to volunteer with the communications committee, as the organization was seeking help to improve outreach and visibility. I… Read More Operations Management: Onboarding Challenges
Guns and Heels. Chapter 7
I still am shocked that I was able to make it home after the bar. Especially with how everything became a blur once I left the VIP room. And now it’s Sunday morning, which I’m dealing with work in my home office. At least that was the goal. But I found myself just staring at… Read More Guns and Heels. Chapter 7
Core Project Management Fundaments
What is Project Management? Project management is how someone goes about achieving a desired outcome. The way the person goes about this is to use a set of principles and processes. This is a combination of different methodologies and company cultures. Project Manager (PM) vs Operation Manager (OM) Project Manager and Operations Manager both are… Read More Core Project Management Fundaments
Health 082
I left New York City due to multitude of reasons. Almost 20 years of no true vacation, dysfunctional family life, going straight through school and into the workforce without a break. My final mental break was during my call center job in 2019. Then Covid happened and I was stuck with my family with no… Read More Health 082
Eric. Part 2
It was that time of the year. That dreadful one month. The horrible, painstaking, brutal, extremely exhausting month. The only month that their king was home after a year long visit across his vast kingdom to assess his people. If only he came home and was able to rest. But the staff and the king… Read More Eric. Part 2
Eric. Part 1
[this is mostly twitter/bluesky/threads writing. So sorry for the formatting.] Eric long knew this day would come but he didn’t think it would come this fast. Especially not when he been struggling with raising two orphans on his own for 10 years. He even waited an extra year just to make sure he was ready.… Read More Eric. Part 1
The Call. Chapter 3
As I continued walking I tried to recall my lessons with father and Mr. Kashin, that had nothing to do with training. Granted, I barely paid any attention to those boring lectures. But now I wonder if I should. Speaking of which, I decided I should take a moment to look into everything I had… Read More The Call. Chapter 3