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I Want A Bag of Money, But Not Steal It

Money bags and bars
Money bags and bars (Photo credit: The Library of Virginia)

Quite truly, everyone should have a portfolio.  I don’t care if it’s a portfolio of your ants collection, everyone should have a portfolio.  Better yet everyone should also have a resume of things you have done, accomplished, or just things you would like to do and contribute to.  The design is endless when of your craft or experiences.

I personal want a strong sales portfolio.  I had studied business and economics in college and actually in my everyday daily life, but I don’t have a full spectrum of stats in the realm of sales.  Mostly all my experiences and skills was dedicated to organization, advertising, marketing, creative content and management, but not sales.

In high school I was strictly business because I wanted to be in an office or even do accounting as a career, but once I got to college I wanted to bust free and be a creative monster, yes I said a monster.  So acting, comedy, videos and music has been my field.  But know after working on projects in which half will be for sale, I want to flex my muscle in sales.

English: A bag of money, US dollars, spinning ...
English: A bag of money, US dollars, spinning in a vortex of color, representing chicanery or misrepresentation of cost or economic information or data, but could represent outright financial fraud. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

What do you want a strong portfolio in?  Do you have a resume?  You should always update you resume every 6 months, it’s a vital routine to stay fresh and ready.

What do you think?

Thanks for reading
Richardo Wilson

blogging · Postaday2012 · Project365

The Life of A Business Man From Youth [Business, Love and Life]

Love Life (Hitomi album)
Love Life (Hitomi album) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

In my earlier years of life, I would have never looked at myself as a business man.  It was only when I got to 8th grade I saw my true talents come to life.  When I decided to live life differently such as me speaking a different language, responding to things in a different way, disguising my true intentions, holding my tongue, you can truly say I have learned a lot by age 13.

Business was in session for me once I arrived in high school.  I was more edgy, I was confident, I was in control.  I loved my passion of life as of age 14, and then to be in love for the first time, truly in love, changed my life and my decisions forever.

I shall be writing more stories from my life, as I am working on my autobiography.  It’s an exciting time for me, not the best I could say, but have more to give to the world as a person.  In order to understand where I want to go, I have to trace back to where I have been.

Thanks for reading
Richardo Wilson

blogging · Postaday2012 · Project365

Conversations Through Writing

Long Lost Pen Pal
Long Lost Pen Pal (Photo credit: andreasnilsson1976)

 

I love a good conversation.  Let’s me restate that, I love great conversations.  It’s one of the greatest thing in the world to me.  The conversation could be about anything, or with very little words, but it’s the choice of words, the way things are said and the charisma or personality of the person I am talking with.

As much as I love a face to face engaging conversation, I also love to read words or writings in the form of a conversation.  The feeling is wonderful to have a personal connection with a writer, whether a friend, family or a stranger, but with a good writing skills we would be more than just writers and readers, but an intimate moment of words.

I hate to say this and not to meant hurt feelings, but I really hate misspelled words.  I especially hate bad grammar from a woman.  It’s an ultimate turn off and quite unbearable to see.  I do also hate to see men writing bad as well, but the punctual manner and correctness of speech verbally and writing is an exciting feeling.

Ever since I was younger, say about second grade, when my mom told about what a pen pal is and how she wanted me to find someone to write to, I has stuck in my mind all the way to my mid 20’s.  I am guessing based on those thoughts and love for words, I have grown to love blogging and interacting with others through writing.

What do you think about bad grammar?  Have you ever had a pen pal?  Why do you like blogging?

Thanks for reading
Richardo Wilson