Here it is y’all. the final upper division paper. It doesn’t incorporate what I’ve read in week 9, but alas, life goes on. Read it to get an overview of my upper division life this quarter. don’t read it if you don’t have the patience for 24 pages of SCIENCE. SCIENCE!
Anyways, it’s been a pleasure.
Shani A
Here we are, coming to a close. The end of the winter 2016 quarter. It’s be fun, y’all. Productive. Informative. Hopefully, lucrative. I’ve done a lot. So many conversations. So many hours. Check out the final self eval to see how I’m feeling. Because y’all have all the time in the world, right? Right? RIGHT?
Until next time!
Shani A
This week at E4E – Cash Flow Projections Review, Belief Busting, Operating Systems
Until next time!~ Happy week 9!
Shani A
So a fellow E4E student is working with a client on putting in a small garden. The client is interested in Edible Landscaping. That’s me! Read more to find out!
Shani A
Hey y’all, Shani here.
I was looking over my cash flow spreadsheet and lookin’ at my billable hours and thinking the way the time I spend on the different products will wax and wane throughout the year. There is a cyclical pattern to this work flow, especially because it’s seasonal. So I went over to the KidZone and made a free graph, with my hours on the y axis, the month and year on the x axis and the data points with the amount of hours I spend on a different product each month.
Check it out.
I hope it’s not too grainy on y’alls’ ends. Well, there it is. There is an obvious cyclical pattern. I do more maintenance and installation for my 6 month subscribers, which increases dramatically in year 2. I rely on consultation and design work for established clients (projects) to take up the bulk of my time, especially in winter. I install and maintain landscapes for the clients who aren’t subscribers mostly during the growing season, with very little recruitment in the winter months. And I give myself mainly 10 hours a month to consult and design for new clients as part of the recruitment process.
I like how my work flow slows down just in time for tax season.
Lemme know what y’all think!
Shani A
Here’s what I did this week. You can see the hour by hour breakdown in my time log. See what I’ve been up to!
Until next time!
Shani A
Just gotta have a contract when you’re dealing with long term projects. Here’s two versions of when I’ve come up with for my edible landscaping business “Soulful Soils”. Let me know which what you like best and what can be improved!
Advice one) Skip the “Legalese”.
A2) Say what you gotta say.
A3) Think of the top ten things you care about and keep it to that. For me it was liability, crop performance, payments, and project termination clause.
See ya next time~
Shani A
Here you are. This is what I read this week. Thinking about doing a kale and lettuce intercrop with a clover undersowing and check out their ppf and biomass. Read about it.
Until next week!
Shani A~
Here’s what I did today. I worked on this website all day. Not fun. Read it for moooooore