Philip P.

Joined May 2017

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What to Know Before Starting Your Gap Year Journey
In today’s society, it's become common practice to take a gap year after graduating high school. The thought of traveling is very exciting indeed, and everybody dreams about hitting the open road. Good news is that high school graduates are not the only people that take a gap year anymore; everyone can do it. Adulthood means stressful times and a lot of pressure from everyone and everything. That’s why many people make use of the gap year concept and embark on a journey of finding themselves.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Wander
A Handy Guide for Creating the Best Summer Cocktails
Cocktails are good companions for celebrating the arrival of summer and excellent companions for cooling down during hot days. Whether you decide to throw a summer party, make a barbecue in the backyard, or just relax a bit, a cocktail will help you enjoy the atmosphere you’ve created.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Proof
5 Unique Restaurants that People Travel Half the World to Dine In
Starting a restaurant business is no easy feat and there are numerous stats to prove how difficult it is to open one and keep it afloat, let alone to make it successful. However, there are thousands of restaurants in the world that managed to rise above the competition and offer some something absolutely unique to the public.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Feast
4 Tips That Can Help Local Restaurants Win the Battle Against Restaurant Chains
It’s no secret that small businesses have it rough, regardless of the industry they're active in. They are barely starting out, are typically run by families or plain, ordinary individuals with a modest capital to invest, and are permanently under threat of being crushed by the more powerful chains out there.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Feast
5 Small Business Marketing Ideas
There are many marketing strategies that you can use to keep attracting new leads everyday. In this article, we will looking at some of the creative marketing tactics you can use to grow your small business.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Journal
6 Useful Tips That Will Help You Prepare for Winter Car Storage
If you’re the lucky owner of a convertible or of a classic car—or simply someone who needs to store their car for winter—then you’re probably stressed out every time it gets cold outside. You love driving, but if you own a car that is basically impossible to drive during those cold winter months, then you have to spend some time making sure you store it in perfect conditions. Here are some tips that will help you prepare your car for winter:
By Philip P.8 years ago in Wheel
The Loyalty Market’s New Star: Elements Cryptocurrency
The Elements (ELM) is indicating a promising future in the disruption of the loyalty market, using a state of the art technology, boasting X11 Algorithms from Evan Duffield who is the Dash core developer.
By Philip P.8 years ago in 01
The Benefits of Training Programs for Your Employees
Perhaps the most important aspect of any business is the training it provides for its employees. After all, it's hard for somebody to do their job properly if they've never received training for it in the first place. When your employees know how to do their job in an efficient manner, that means more money in your pocket at the end of the day. Training benefits your employees and your business at the same time. With that said, there are several different types of programs your business would benefit from including in training. Keep reading to find out more.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Journal
An Insight into the Best Sex Tourism Locations Worldwide
Traveling is a lot of fun. The landscapes we see, the people we meet, the new experiences we enjoy, are all reasons you would like to see a new place. A foreign country has a lot of new things to offer and it’s the reason we save for vacations. While being in a new place and seeing new things may be very interesting, there is more to the typical vacation than sightseeing.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Filthy
2 Big Don'ts and 1 Huge Do During a PR Blunder
It is an inevitable fact of business, especially in this day and age. Company scandals and bad PR moments are bound to happen. We business owners can’t control everything that goes on within or outside the confines of our businesses. We rely on tens, hundreds and sometimes thousands of employees. We are dealing with hundreds if not millions of consumers on a daily basis. This means controlling what goes on is nearly impossible.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Journal
What Life Would Be Like Without Cash
For some time now, there has been a speculation about what would happen if cash suddenly disappeared. Many predictions have been made about the possibility of a cashless society, but the truth is that such a phenomenon is not about to take place, despite people predicting the demise of money for over 60 years.
By Philip P.8 years ago in Journal
How a Work Related Back Injury Affected More Than My Health
I had always known of the safety regulations at work—watching those boring videos about onsite safety and procedures. It wasn't until I experienced my own work-related back injury that I realized the importance of lifting heavy things safely.
By Philip P.9 years ago in Longevity