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Howdy! Airene this side! I am a writer both by passion and profession. I am a creative weirdo who loves and lives to write. It is my true passion. I enjoy watching the sunset and ideas pop up at 3:00 am in my head. Notebooks and nature are my best friends. Also, I prefer texting over calling, and I'm obsessed with caffeine!My friends call me a cat in human form with a little mix of panda, but that's TMI. 🐼If you're looking for someone to produce high-quality content for you, I mean I can definitely do that or let my work speak for itself.Storytelling is my forte and my friends believe I'm an empath too.I started as a professional content writer in 2019 and have been freelancing since high school.
I also got cited by MSN
Links to a few of my write-ups
Lessons For A COO From Childhood CartoonsMeta Title: Childhood Cartoons And Business Lessons? Let’s see!
Meta Description: Your favorite childhood cartoons can carry the recipe of the secret sauce of a COO’s success. Wondering how? Let’s find out!While Cartoon Network no longer exists today, we grew up watching and learning from cartoons. Well, many of us still indulge in these cartoons from time to time and relive our childhood days.There is something about cartoons that just knows how to fix your mood and lighten up your days. But, do you know, apart from life lessons, a COO can also learn a few lessons from their favorite cartoon to help in their business endeavors?These lessons will help you far more than you realize when you are operating a service business.
Scooby-Doo, for example, had a new mystery every day to be solved, but the process to solve those was pretty repetitive, like finding clues, testing possible assumptions, and going to the root of the problem.
If a business keeps facing the same operational problems, a one-time fix is not enough; you need to go back to the root to prevent it from happening again!
Now, let us talk Tom and Jerry; it is the same thing every episode, where Tom keeps chasing Jerry, but Jerry always wins.
Similarly to this relentless chasing game, COOs keep finding solutions to the same problems until they figure out a system to break the pattern and drive sustainable growth.