Retail
The retail industry stared down the apocalypse and continues on. Dramatic changes have come about, and a new vocabulary has arisen including omni-channel, real time conversion, clienteling, point-of-sale system, RFID, etc. Plenty of retailers are thriving in this new area, and the industry as a whole is growing.
So, whether you’re a retail seller, proprietor of retail related technology, or an industry publication, I can provide your customers/clients the content they need to navigate the dynamic landscape. By the way, my work which has been geared toward both e-based retailers and traditional brick and mortar.
Construction
The construction industry is booming these days and is expected to continue to grow in coming years. I’ve interacted with all types in the construction industry from those who create the designs, to those doing the heavy lifting, and to those writing the checks.
So, whether you’re an architecture firm, general contractor, developer, construction company, or an industry publication, I can help you spotlight a project, highlight an employee, or explain a technique. My work has focused on all areas of construction including: commercial, industrial, residential, and highway.
Education
Straight from over a decade in the high school and college classroom, I speak the language of education. I’ve worked with all the key players – parents, educators, administrators, and students – and understand their needs and concerns.
So, whether you’re an innovative Ed Tech company focusing on personalized learning to help students develop skills and reach their potential or an education publication espousing the needs of collaboration, engagement, and community, I can help. One more thing, I create learning materials that engages and empowers students.
Did you really say that you make your son’s bed? You go in his room and make his bed for him? If I read that right, then dude, you gotta stop that!
Mr. T has a sloppy room. And, for the most part I allow it – as it is HIS space. He knows that there has to be a path for me to walk and that when I walk in his room and my entire body tenses that it is time to pick it up! It’s mainly dirty clothes… which I don’t get cause the kid has like 3 laundry baskets at his disposal – I’m not sure why dirty clothes end up on the floor… all over the floor… creating a new floor… when his laundry basket is right next to his TV… It’s not hidden, it’s not hard to get to, it’s right there in the open in his room! And it’s an open top!!! All he has to do is lob it and his clothes will fall right in!! 🙂
Oh, the mysteries of little boys!
Listen Ms. I still pick up my teens clothes off the floor – you need to consider your own advice. Stop that!!
Like you, I am trying to respect his space.
You are also right – the mysteries of little boys.
LOL – touche! I’m actually much, much better about not picking his stuff up, cause I don’t want to be responsible for anything going through the washing machine – if it’s not in his basket, I don’t wash it! (and, I only do his laundry during the school year, he has to do it during the summer!)
If I remember correctly, you are also an organized and neat person. It ain’t easy on our types raising these sloppy ones. Well, that should be their biggest issue.
That conversation with your son cracked me up. I’ll tell you how I would approach it – some things are musts, the rest is up to him. I read in my parenting book that one way to ensure that dirty clothes make it into the hamper would be to wash only those that are in the hamper. Then again, I’m sure I would eventually find my breaking point and sneak in to pick up some clothes and maybe even make up the bed 🙂
SO glad it made you laugh. I love to make people laugh.
I’m w/you – pretty much. There are some musts, and I am trying to leave the rest to him.
My daughter is ‘clean room’ challenged too. She is 10 as well, I keep hoping this is not a sign of the future.
I hope so in my son’s case too!