Chat
September 18, 2020
I have not one pf these for a little bit, so I thought it would be fun to chat with ya’ll. Well how is everyone enjoying school so far?
Which Dream in Looking Backward, Seemed More Realistic: When He Woke up in 1887 or 2000?
September 16, 2020
Early this week I finished the book: Looking Backward, by Edward Bellamy. The book itself is about a man named Julian West who lives in the year 1887. West falls asleep one day and is awoken in the year 2000, he has slept for over a hundred years. The rest of the novel is about … More Which Dream in Looking Backward, Seemed More Realistic: When He Woke up in 1887 or 2000?
Some Important Events in Hebrew History From Abraham to Moses
September 14, 2020
This past week I have been learning and studying about the Old Testament or the Hebrew Bible. In this week’s essay I will be writing about the important events during Hebrew history from Abraham to Moses. Abraham Abraham believed that he had received a call from God, that stated for him to leave his home … More Some Important Events in Hebrew History From Abraham to Moses
My Favorite Product-Based Company
September 12, 2020
My favorite product-based company is Aritzia. Aritzia is a pretty large clothing company that sells a wide variety of clothing. They also sell a wide variety of in house brands such as TNA, Wilfred, and Sunday Best. Also the store sells some brands outside of the company such as Levi’s. The company itself is pretty … More My Favorite Product-Based Company
What is the Least Believable Aspect of the Novel, Looking Backward, so Far?
September 10, 2020
During this past week I have been reading the Utopian novel, Looking Backward, written by Edward Bellamy. The novel is an outlandish tale about a man named Julian West who lives in the year 1887. West somehow manages to sleep for over a hundred years until he is awoken in the year 2000. There West … More What is the Least Believable Aspect of the Novel, Looking Backward, so Far?
Harry Browne’s Five-Point Sales Process
September 8, 2020
Harry Browne’s book, The Secret of Selling Anything, is a book on sales and how to be successful with sales. The book itself covers many important and helpful points on sales. In this essay I will be discussing the book’s “five-point sales process.” The Five-Point Sales Process Point one: discover the prospect’s motivation. To do … More Harry Browne’s Five-Point Sales Process
250th post/blogging break
August 31, 2020
Today I thought of posting an essay but when I noticed that this post would be my 250th I decided that the essay could wait. Even though it is understandable that I have posted 250 posts on my blog, because I do post regularly, it is still surprising because it has not been a year … More 250th post/blogging break
Why a Blog With Lots of Content Will Help Me Get My First Full-Time Job After College?
August 29, 2020
Creating a blog or multiple blogs is a very helpful and meaningful way to spend your extra time, instead of wasting it. Also having a blog or blogs is a great way to look back on when you are older. In this essay I will be explaining why a blog with lots of content will … More Why a Blog With Lots of Content Will Help Me Get My First Full-Time Job After College?
Should Celebrities who Break the Law Face Stricter Penalties?
August 27, 2020
Say one day you are scrolling through the news and notice a headline about a celebrity getting caught committing a crime, and going to court for it. Maybe you think that that celebrity should face a stricter penalty than an average person because that celebrity is an influence. But should a celebrity actually face a … More Should Celebrities who Break the Law Face Stricter Penalties?
The Franchise Model vs. Going Independent and “Doing Your Own Thing”
August 27, 2020
The Franchise business model is where you own the store or restaurant but do not own the business. But an independent business is where you own the store or restaurant and own the business. In this business essay I will be comparing the franchise business model to the independent business model. Like I wrote above … More The Franchise Model vs. Going Independent and “Doing Your Own Thing”
