I recently stumbled upon this video:
It’s about a building in Burkina Faso that cools itself by using a curved roof with an air gap between two roof structures. Continue reading
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Is there a surefire way to make any business successful?
Answer: No.
Is there a recipe to follow that makes sure a business venture has a better chance for success?
Answer: Yes!
Should this recipe always be executed?
Answer: YES!
In all my years working in businesses, consulting businesses, talking to startup founders, venture capitalists, and marketing experts..I’ve FINALLY decided to write down my recipe that any business can follow in order to achieve the best possible business success.
For some of you, this will not be revolutionary. However, it is my own unique approach and hopefully, you’ll like it! Continue reading
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I get a considerable amount of businesses that inquire about my SEO and content services. I send out proposals and sometimes I get customers! Yay me! And sometimes, you don’t even get a response back (how rude!). But… that’s how this business is. Continue reading
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I have a few attorney clients. One of which I’ve had since 2008 (Wow! Time flies!).
I’ve noticed over the years that there’s a certain type of digital marketing agency that specializes in law firm SEO / attorney SEO. Some charge a pretty penny for their service. I think in a lot of cases, SEO for lawyers doesn’t need to be retainer-based, pedal-to-the-metal SEO and it doesn’t have to be expensive. Also, the schedule-of-work routine typically used for lawyer SEO might be a bad idea. Let’s get into why. Continue reading
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I was working in my car under one of those carports with solar panels on the top of it.
I realized you could probably increase the power output of these structures a lot by adding panels to the sides of the roof structure: Continue reading
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I made this video because a client of mine wanted to know what it would take to rank #1 for a specific keyword in Google.
I haven’t gotten this ask in quite a while, but I figure people will ask this from time to time.
Let’s get into why this isn’t really possible and what the better approach is. Continue reading
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Share This Content:How #respirators actually work and which type is best?
I see many claims #masks don't work. This thread will explain *how* they block #viruses much smaller than the size of the holes in the #filter and why you can still smell nasty things while wearing effective masks. 🧵1/ pic.twitter.com/6rSNZAofuY
— Jeff Gilchrist (@jeffgilchrist) December 14, 2022
My nutritionist said something about statins causing heart failure and may not be that great for you.
I’m still on the fence about that. Continue reading
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This is an important event that happened leading up to Covid: NIH Lifts Funding Pause on Gain-of-Function Research.
I’m not sure how involved the Trump Administration was in terms of giving the O.K. on this or not. A few years ago, I had heard something to the effect that Trump gave the O.K. for this (basically, to undo an Obama action). A lot of people that grill Fauci always go straight to the gain-of-function issue. It’s worth noting the timeframe on this one.
For the record, I’m not a huge fan of either Obama or Trump. It’s actually kind of nice to live outside the red and blue divide. I think it allows you to think a bit more clearly.
I watched a Breaking Points segment featuring Emily Kopp talking about the origins of COVID. On the show, journalist Ryan Grim had this to say:
Share This Content:"We're talking about a pandemic that killed 25MM ppl…The evidence points to a small group of people, breaking rules, because the Obama admin had put in place restrictions around this type of research, that they went around in order to do this"- @ryangrim https://t.co/MqHgawmdJc
— Sean Work (@seanvwork) January 25, 2024
