I think a vitamin C expert (Dr. Thomas Levy) said that bloody nose is a sign of very mild scurvy (vitamin C deficiency). He says that vitamin C can be used up fast if someone is fighting off a toxin or microbe.
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What are you using for physical shifting
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What are you actually running, mate?
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It depends.
There are generally three ways to scale up your business revenue (over simplified).
Raise the Number of customers (New customers in)
Raise the AOV (Average Order Value)
Raise the Frequency (Number of orders a customer does)
AOV x Frequency= LTV (Lifetime value, again simplified)
It’s generally cheaper to get an old customer to buy again, because he already trusts you.
But you still need new customers.
Even the most fanatic old customer will stop buying from you. Maybe he doesn’t need your products anymore. Or he just passes away, if you have managed somehow to keep him buying over years and decades.
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I find myself thinking like this a lot.
That—objectively, if you remove my beliefs, habits, etc., (in other words, my contributions to the situation)—the difference between attaining and not attaining a sought-after condition is (or can be) often a slight, non-dramatic shift or tilt.
Not always, but often.
I’ve noticed it in the past.
The external, objective details of my past successes often seem pretty uncomplicated, in retrospect. It was my mindstates, expectations, fears and frustrations that were, at the time, usually the hardest parts to navigate.
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He is effing 57 years old by that point
Singing like that.
Amazing.
Here they are 28 years earlier in Germany, performing the same song:
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hehehe I saw both versions and I respect that man for still singing this song even after sucha long time. You can hear in his voice how he improved and tweaked his performance. What a legend.
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I heard The Police on the radio as a kid, but I really ‘discovered’ them when I was 17, in my first year of college. By that time, the band was no longer even together. haha. I fell in love with another first-year student. And she gave me a cassette tape(a cassette tape!!) that she’d recorded of the CD Every Breath You Take, The Singles. That was my soundtrack for that entire year. It’s inseparable in my mind from that period of time.
Even the places where the album was interrupted because the tape ran out. To me that’s how the song’s supposed to sound. (When I hear the song somewhere else and it doesn’t stop there, I’m like, ‘Why are they still playing?’).
Anyway, I became a Sting fan after that.
hahaha!
The tank-tops probably don’t hurt.
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black tank tops absolutely rock! 
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Sometimes they tie/ A thief to the tree/
Sometimes I stare/
Sometimes it’s me/
- Sting
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Spartacus was a good show.
Finished watching it few days back. Best show ever.
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I do not know about that but it was good for sure
But this is from a different area
Also this one
I don’t know if you’re familiar with HeroForge?
They do custom 3d miniatures.
The problem is, if people want to order a fully printed and painted one from them, it costs a lot of money.
Possible solution.
You can download the .stl file from HeroForge for considerably less money.
You could make an offering to customers to send you for the .stl file for 3d printing (if you have one), and paint the miniature, make it a slight mark-down from what HeroForge would charge (which is a lot).
I don’t know how well this gels with you, but I found it interesting that I read this the morning after being at DND and hearing it mentioned that somebody is doing it here and they get to make some money doing what they enjoy.
Sure, the ROI is low.
Good for hobbyists wanting to make some extra change. Not a great long-term business model as it’s high investment of time for limited reward, is not scalable, and you’re constantly bottlenecked.
Maybe an app to help people build characters level-by-level, but that would be a pretty high up-front time commitment too as you’d be importing an entire game system (like OGL Pathfinder), but it’d be pretty cool.
I’ll stick to blogging myself for now. It’s all about building those high ROI, more passive income streams. Good luck!
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STAGE 1 : Creating an online presence
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reach out to all online contacts / followers to offer free services
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make public posts about services
and track how many leads
each platform generates in Google Analytics
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STAGE 2 : Collect Testimonials
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STAGE 3 : Utilizing Referrals
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STAGE 4 : Simplifying Operations
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If these are not long term services,
start generally charging for products
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𝙒𝙃𝙊 𝙄𝙎 𝙈𝙔 𝘾𝙐𝙎𝙏𝙊𝙈𝙀𝙍 ?
(( take some time to fill out
the ideal customer sheet tomorrow ))
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Myślę, że będziesz wiedział, co robić. [Ta wiadomość jest dzięki uprzejmości tłumacza google.]