Waching daily Oct 2 2018

It's been a year daddy

I really really miss you.

Mom says you're safe now In a beautiful place called "Heaven"

We had your favorite dinner tonight

and I ate it all up

Even though I don't like carrots

I learned how to swim this Summer

And I can even open my eyes

when I'm under water

Can you see me?

I miss you daddy

It's been five years daddy

I'm in fifth grade now

I really like computers

But math is hard

Mommy lets me sleep in one of your T-shirts

I think it still smells like you

I don't need to sleep with the light on anymore

I try not to cry daddy, but it still hurts

I really miss you daddy

Can you see me?

It's been ten years daddy

I started high school

I made the Honor Roll

I hope you're proud of me

I'm also in the soccer team

Can you see me on the field?

I started thinking about colleges

Do you think I could be a doctor?

I know you'll be with me when I walk down the aisle

I'm trying not to be sad

But it HURTS

I hope you know that you're my hero

I love you so much

Can you see me?

Its been 15 years daddy

I'm finishing college

I got into med school

I really want to help people

You've always inspired me

I met a nice guy

Who's really special to me

I think you would really like him

We talk about our life together

Mom says he's a lot like you

I think of you everyday

I'm still sad

But you make me strong

Can you see me?

I miss you daddy I really miss you daddy I miss you daddy I miss you daddy.

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Salary for Start-up in House Cleaning - How Much Do You Pay Yourself? - Duration: 8:48.

How much salary should I pay myself as a house cleaner, when I'm hiring other people?

That is a great question and we're going to talk about that today.

Hi there I'm Angela Brown and this is Ask a House Cleaner.

This is a show where you get to ask a house cleaning question,

and I get to help you find an answer.

Today's show is brought to us by MyCleaningConnection.com

and that is a resource hub for all things cleaning.

So there are all different kinds of articles and training that you can get as a professional

house cleaner, there are blogs, and videos, and podcasts, and all kinds of stuff, cleaning

equipment, and supplies.

It's just a really fun hub that will help you out in your cleaning business.

MyCleaningConnection.com.

Alright onto today's question which is from Anna, who has this question.

Hi Angela, my name is Anna, my cleaning business is very new but I have a question

about salaries and what I should be paid versus what my other people in my company should

be paid.

It is a very new business and I've started it all up by myself.

I'm the one who has invested in all of the equipment and the cleaning products, obviously

I've put in the time to research and find clients, and learn about cleaning.

I've put a lot of time and money into my small, new business so far.

It's just starting to pick up, three clients a week type of thing.

I want my boyfriend and my brother to join me, because they think that then we could

take on a lot more clients, they both are excellent workers and I think we could do

awesome work together.

Now, since I have gotten this thing off the ground and I'm the one who am going to be

purchasing insurance, and all these things, I'm the one who's communicating with the client,

emailing back and forth, administrative type things.

How would I know what to pay my brother and my boyfriend versus what I earn, because I'm

doing more work and I've made a bigger investment of my time and my money.

Thank you Angela.

Angela Brown: Alright Anna, congratulations on your new business, and welcome to the world

of cleaning.

There are a whole bunch of things that you need to consider as you're getting started,

and I can't give you a definitive answer on how much your salary should be because I don't

know where you live, how much you charge per hour is going to be based on where you live.

Let's say that you live in middle America.

We're not talking about California, we're not talking about New York, because all along

the coast, you're going to have a much higher expense living, and it's going to raise the

price of the cleaning.

If you live in the UK it's going to drop the prices, because the prices are about half

what they are in the US.

In middle America, let's just say for sake of ease that you charge $25 an hour as you're

getting started in the cleaning business.

That's about middle of the road in standard rural America.

If you do, my suggestion would be that you go somewhere around 50-60% of what you're

charging for the customer.

So, if you are hiring people already, you're going to want to pay them 50-60% of what you're

bringing in, in order to inspire them to keep coming back, but you still have to figure

out what your profit and losses are, you got to figure out what your expenses are.

Then you have to figure out you're going to have left on the table, and does it make sense

for you to go ahead and hire people at this point.

If you only have three customers right now, my suggestion would be don't hire anyone.

Completely book out your schedule until your schedule is completely full.

Now, what I mean by this, is if you're charging $25 an hour and you're working five days a

week, eight hours a day, that is $1000 a week that you're bringing in.

That is $4000 a month, that's just the simple math.

That doesn't talk about all the expenses and everything you have behind the table.

That's just the money that you're bringing in.

What could $4000 do for your business right now?

It could help you get up and running, it could ease the blow of having immediate bills to

pay, so you can focus on growing your business.

As you grow your business and you hire your

brother and your husband, or your boyfriend, as you hire these extra people, you're going

to have to raise your rates.

As you raise your rates, that will give you more money for advertising and more money

to pay yourself these things.

In the beginning, you're going to have a lot of sweat equity and you're not going to get paid.

I'm not trying to paint an ugly picture, but you have to be willing to absorb some of that

cost in order to get started.

You're starting out on your own and that is the expense.

When you jump into a franchise and you buy a franchise, they do a background check.

They make sure you have a business background because they do not want you to fail.

The next thing is, a lot of them require that you have a college degree.

They want to make sure that you know how to learn,

and that you will implement the things that you've learned.

They probably know you have a student loan that you have to pay off.

Another thing is, they want to make sure that you have $150,000 to $200,000 of operating capital

upfront so you have enough money to grow your business as you get going, so because you

started out on your own, you don't have to come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars

up front, and you're not going to paying a 10% franchise fee to the franchise for the

rest of your career.

So you get to keep all that extra money.

The reality is as you get started, you're going to start out at a basic price.

The basic price is going to let people give your service a try, okay?

If you go in and you're like, "Well I know my worth, I'm going to charge top dollar"

You're going to have a couple of customers, but you're not going to have a lot, and your

schedule will not be full.

My recommendation is drop your price just a tad, so that it's more alluring to the other

customers that are out there that would not give your service a try at a higher price.

Once your schedule is full, the minute you think you have this figured out, that's when

everything changes.

You probably have enough experience now behind the helm of the business doing all the day

to day stuff that you know kind of what's expected.

You've been in enough contracts that you kind of know how to spin a conversation to your

advantage, and you know how to set boundaries and expectations with new customers.

So there's some things upfront that you need to learn before you start hiring people.

If your husband or your boyfriend, and your brother come with you on the jobs, you are

still going to be expected to do all the administrative stuff.

So, right now there's not enough money to pay them.

Even at $25 an hour, if you pay them $15 a hour, which is 60%, there's only $10 left

for you, that's for all the insurance, for your workman's comp, for all your cleaning

supplies, for your gas, for your advertising, for all that stuff.

There's actually not enough money to go around, and then you don't get paid.

So, my suggestion to you would be don't hire anyone yet.

Make sure that you have a completely full schedule.

I'm talking about just working solo.

Work solo until your schedule is completely filled, then you can start growing and expanding

your business as you're able to.

You're going to have to raise the rates on the customers, you're going to have to have

more expenses because you have more people, you have more cars, you have more jobs, you

have more advertising.

The expenses grow as your income grows.

So, there's a lot going on right here, and my suggestion is if you only have three customers

right now, do not expand.

This is not the time for you to expand.

There are lots of people that just want to run the business, and I love that entrepreneurial

mentality, but right now you don't have the goods for it.

You don't have the resources to bring in the money to pay you for your admin time, and

still keep everybody employed full time.

You can't take your boyfriend and your brother off their regular jobs for three jobs a week,

that's not enough money to go around.

Nobody is going to pay that much money to support three people,

it's just not enough money.

So my suggestion is work solo until your schedule is completely filled, and then start expanding,

try to keep your ratios at about 50-60%, meaning you give them 60% of the revenue coming in,

and you keep the other 40 for the business.

That allows you to put money back into the business and it allows you to pay for your

time as well, because your time will be streamlined,

and it will be amortized over all of the hours of different people working.

So that would be my suggestion for you, for right now.

Right now the money is not there.

Work solo until your business does grow.

Alrighty, that's my two cents for today, until we meet again,

leave the world a cleaner place, than when you found it.

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How To Be Confident During an Interview (EVEN WHEN NERVOUS!) - Duration: 7:34.

Jennifer T.: Hey, job seekers Jennifer Tardy here, your career success coach.

In today's video, I'm gonna show you exactly how to show confidence while you're interviewing.

I know that that can seem difficult to do, especially when you're nervous.

But trust me, stick around and you were going to learn exactly what you need to do.

Plus, we always have the career success bonus tip for underrepresented populations, and

you don't want to miss that.

Come check us out.

Have you ever just been tremendously excited about the callback to come in for an interview?

Then before you could even enjoy your excitement about being called in for an in-person interview,

it was overshadowed by nervousness?

Overshadowed and that nervousness is making you feel like you can't be confident, when

you go into the interview?

So many people, so many of my clients I have felt that way.

Which is why I have this video, but I also have another video that I want you to check

out.

It's How to Let Go of Interview Nervousness.

So make sure that you check out that video, but do that after you watch this video.

So I have a few tips that I want to share with you, let's jump right in.

Tip number one, be engaged during your interview.

Being engaged means to make eye contact, to be present during your interview.

Presence in and of itself creates confidence, because you're not thinking about the past,

you're not thinking about the future, you're just in this moment.

Make sure that you sit up straight during the interview, your nonverbals indicate confidence

as well too.

Another part of engagement is kind of leaning in.

But I have a whole video on how to show engagement during an interview.

This is just one aspect of being confident.

But check out that video to learn how to show engagement during an interview.

So remember, tip one is to show engagement.

Engagement leads an interviewer into seeing your confidence.

Let's go to tip two.

Tip number two, in order to display confidence within an interview, you have to remember

your value and share your value to the interviewer.

Remembering your value is knowing that you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities

to get this job.

Otherwise, you would not have made it to this in-person interview to begin with, so remember

that you are valuable and that you are competitive, but also display that to the hiring manager.

In order to display your value to the hiring manager, you must know what the hiring manager

perceives as value added.

In order for you to get that information, you have to ask the right questions.

So asking the right questions, how do you do that?

There's a video for that as well, too.

So, this video over here is Four Amazing Questions That You Can Ask an Interviewer That Will

Knock Their Socks Off.

By you being able to ask those questions, that's a pretty brave thing to do.

It makes you appear what?

More confident.

Got It.

Let's move on to the next tip.

Wait, before we move on to the next tip, let me ask you a question.

How do you show your value doing an interview?

I'm interested in knowing.

So leave me a message in the comment section below, and tell me all about how you show

your own value during the interviewing process.

Okay, so let's move on to tip three.

Tip number three, it's a simple one, yet an extremely impactful one.

Relax and breathe.

Oftentimes while we're in the interviewing process, it's almost like we blink out.

I don't even know if that's a real statement, but we blink out.

We forget to think, and we forget to breathe and then we're just saying stuff.

Oftentimes it's not what we really mean to say, it wasn't our intention to say it in

that way.

But if we can just breathe, and breathing helps to regulate your nerves, and if we breathe

then we're more relaxed.

Then we're able to answer questions more concisely, and in a more articulate way.

Okay, so that's tip number three.

I hope that you liked that tip.

My next question for you.

How do you know when you are dancing on the borderline of being absolutely too relaxed

during the interview?

What are some telltale signs, and have you heard any stories of other people who've been

way to relaxed?

You know I have, but I don't have a video for that.

So, I want to know in the comments section.

Tell me some stories about being too relaxed, and what that can do to you during the interviewing

process.

As promised, we are at my favorite section, the career success bonus tip for underrepresented

populations.

This is one that I share often, and I will continue to share often.

In order to show confidence, one of the first most valuable, nonverbal things that you can

do to show confidence is make eye contact.

Eye contact is an extremely serious confidence booster.

Now, if you're uncomfortable with making eye contact, there's a video for that.

Of course, there's a video for that.

I want to make sure that you check out that video too, because it shows you a neat tip

or trick on how to make eye contact if you're not comfortable doing that.

And that shows confidence.

The reason why I'll put it here, is because oftentimes many of my clients who happen to

be people of color, who happens to also be women, all share with me their level of discomfort

in making eye contact.

Sometimes it's because the way we were raised, to don't stare at that person.

Or, "Why are you over here looking at me?"

We're raised to not make engaged eye contact.

So, now as adults who when we're in places where we need to, it's a lot harder to do

it.

But knowing that making eye contact makes you appear more confident, is a really important

thing to do.

So check out that video when you get a moment.

So now that you've gotten these tips, let me recap them once more just to make sure

that you've got them.

Number one, show engagement.

Number two, show your value.

Number three, relax and breathe.

Okay?

And you even had the career success bonus tip.

So I have another special gift for you as well, too.

I want to make sure that you get this.

This is a free guide, and it's career advice for underrepresented populations.

21 tips that will help you to stand out among the crowd.

Make sure that you get that.

It's in the detail section.

I hope that if you like this video, subscribe to this channel, that's really important.

As always, in order for us to be underrepresented no more, we must listen, engage, apply, repeat

now.

I hope you that you enjoyed this, Jennifer Tardy, your career success coach.

I will see you in the next video Take care.

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City of PAE News 1 October 2018 - Duration: 3:10.

How's it going.

It's Michelle back with a rundown of what's happening across the City of Port Adelaide

Enfield during the first week of October.

It's on in PAE, with loads of school holiday activities happening, the Adelaide Film Festival

will be back in Port Adelaide and Semaphore during October.

Find out why Semaphore jetty will be partially closed for a few weeks.

And the latest round of our event grants program is now open.

Semaphore Jetty will be partially closed for four weeks from early October until early

November to allow the state government to complete upgrade works.

This will include installation of a new jetty shelter, structural timbers and supports,

to ensure the structural integrity of our jetties for many years to come.

During works the public will be able to access the middle of the jetty via steps midway along

the beach.

For more info visit www.dpti.sa.gov.au/semaphorejetty, or call 1300 794 880

The Adelaide Film Festival is an eleven-day showcase of screen culture, with a unique

program of screenings, forums and special events.

The City of Port Adelaide Enfield is proud to be supporting the festival and local filmmakers,

with screenings at Semaphore's Odeon Star cinema during October, as well as a laneway

cinema party in the Port on Saturday the 20th of October at 6:30.

Head to cityofpae.sa.gov.au/adlfilmfest to see what's happening locally, or adelaidefilmfestival.org

for the full program.

The school holidays are here and you'll find plenty happening right across the city

to keep you busy!

Local museums in the Port will be open with lots of activities, our four libraries have

a jam packed holiday program, Growing for Gold will let you try a new sport, or why

not check out one of our parks such as the huge new Roy Marten Park in Taperoo?

Otherwise, call into the visitor information centre to find something new.

To discover more of what's happening visit the PAE libraries and PAE youth pages on Facebook.

Are you thinking about running an event in the City of PAE?

The latest round of our sponsorship program is now open for events occurring between 1

February 2019 and 31 December 2019.

Through our Events Sponsorship Program we provide financial and in-kind support to organisations

conducting festivals and other special events.

Applications close at 3pm on Monday 5 November.

Get all the details at cityofpae.sa.gov.au/eventsponsorship This week our mower blades will be spinning

up in Windsor Gardens Holden Hill Dernancourt Enfield Clearview Kilburn Alberton Largs Bay

and Birkenhead.

With weed spraying taking place in Walkley Heights Valley View Gilles Plains Oakden Hillcrest

Taperoo and Largs North.

If you need us we are on the other end of the phone, just give us a call on 8405 6600

or jump onto our website.

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Jade & Baddie Gi: Things Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com - Duration: 6:52.

Jade & Baddie Gi: Things Fast Facts You Need to Know | Heavy.com

Jade and Baddie Gi have been identified as the two women who were injured in two separate attacks that they claim Cardi B was behind.

On Monday, October 1, Cardi B — whose real name is Belcalis Almánzar — was charged in connection with a fight involving Jade and Baddie Gi.

Jade and Baddie Gi are sisters, according to the Daily Mail.

Here's what you need to know:.

They Both Work at Angels Strip Club in New York City.

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The sisters both work at Angels Strip Club in New York City, where the fights went down.

The girls do not work as strippers, however, but are both bartenders at the club.

The club, located in Queens, is often visited by some of the biggest names in the sports and entertainment world.

According to its official website, Lamar Odom, Fetty Wap, Tyrese, and Floyd Mayweather, Jr., have been guests there over the years.

The club offers several different options for bottle service, the most expensive being the VIP which will run you $2,500 in cash — the venue doesn't take credit cards.

Jade Has Been Accused of Having Sex With Offset.

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As for why Cardi B might be upset at Jade, there has been some major beef since rumors about Jade and Cardi B's husband started to circulate.

Reports indicate that Cardi B heard that Jade had slept with Offset.

 Jade has denied the rumors several times, saying that she never had relationships with Offset.

Another rumor suggests that the fight was prompted by a "drink being spilled on Cardi, whose actions have been described as 'spontaneous and completely unpremeditated,'" the Daily Mail reports.

Two Fights Involving Jade & Baddie Gi Have Taken Place This Year & the Sisters Claim That Cardi B Was Behind Both.

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The initial claims were made back in August when TMZ reported that Jade and Baddie Gi were caught in the middle of a brawl that broke out at Angels Strip Club.

Two weeks later, another brawl reportedly broke out after Cardi B came "face-to-face" with the sisters at the club.

"Jade says on August 15, she got a warning early in the day that Cardi had targeted her for a beatdown.

Later that night in Queens at Angels Strip Club, Jade says 5 people associated with Cardi viciously attacked her, grabbing her hair, punching her and hitting her with an ashtray, causing serious damage.

Fast forward to the wee hours of Wednesday, August 29 … Jade and Baddie Gi say they came face-to-face with Cardi B at Angels Strip Club, and a group from Cardi's posse attacked both of them … throwing bottles and chairs at them causing serious injuries that required medical attention," TMZ previously reported.

Rolling Out refers to Jade as Offset's "alleged mistress," and reports that people at the club started tweeting about the fight as it was going down.

"A few days ago, multiple patrons of a New York strip club reported on social media that they witnessed Cardi B and her crew knuckle up and toss hard objects at a woman who supposedly cheated with husband Offset," the site reports.

They Hired an Attorney & Cardi B Has Been Charged.

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Shortly after the second brawl, Jade and Baddie Gi hired attorney Joe Tacopina and sought legal action.

On Monday, October 1, Cardi B turned herself in to New York Police.

The rapper was charged with two misdemeanors counts of reckless endangerment and one misdemeanor count of assault, according to CNN.

They Are Both Very Active on Social Media.

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Jade and Baddie G are both very active on social media and often share photos and videos of themselves on their respective Instagram pages.

Aside from self-promotion, Jade has also used social media to promote The Beauty Box.

The new company is set to launch later this month and will have the "best wigs, bundles, and frontals.".

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