Wednesday, September 16, 2020
《股权激励与布局》两天解决人才、合伙、融资、布局(请老板详细观看)
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Shea Butter Variants (Monday Musings 82)
Growing up, I had extremely dry skin that during the winter months, my hands cracked with thin bleed lines. I wasn't surprised when I was diagnosed with eczema a couple of decades later.
My dermatologist recommended the extremely cost-effective petroleum jelly, i.e. Vaseline which works very well for my eczema, which is mild. I'm not sure how effective it is for those with more severe forms of eczema.
The only issue is that petroleum jelly feels horrible, so I dread taking a shower because it means putting on the Vaseline when I was initially compliant with my dermatologist's recommendation. Vaseline felt so bad that eventually I stopped using it. I'd rather deal with dry skin (only using Vaseline when I absolutely had to) then using it on a regular basis.
Because of my non-compliance with Vaseline, I had an eczema flair. Because I didn't want to use Vaseline for the rest of my life, I researched the alternatives. 100% raw and organic African Shea butter kept coming up as the best alternative, given the fact that it has antioxidants and known for its remarkable moisturizing powers - but it has to be raw to keep its healing properties, noted the many sources.
On Amazon, I was searching through raw organic Shea butters that are fair trade and has an expiration date, and I found two that met the description at the time. One of them, Amazon is no longer selling, so the second time, I bought the other brand.
The type of Shea Butter I initially bought was West African Shea butter, imported from Ghana. Because it's raw, therefore no processing, it's "clumpy" but if you warm it in your hands, it melts though there may be some smaller chunks as you apply, which is no big deal.
The feel is absolutely luxuriant, and my alligator skin felt almost like baby skin. My dermatologist even remarked how soft my skin was. In other words, the Western Shea butter works and feels better than Vaseline - not only does it feel better, but it feels wonderful. The only difference between the two is that after washing your hands 2 times you have to reapply the butter, whereas Vaseline, I only had to reapply after 4 hand washings, but that's not a problem at all.
African Shea butter is the clear winner over petroleum jelly, at least for dry to very dry/mild eczematous skin. I can't speak for moderate to severe eczema.
The issue with the West African Shea butter is that it has a rather strong odor, though once applied, the smell dissipates. However in time, it became unpleasant to me, that again, I was non-compliant. The first Shea butter expired (I probably only used it a dozen times), and same with the second Shea butter expiring, purely because of the smell. Albeit, after application, you don't smell it.
As this second Shea butter expired as well, as usual in Amazon searches, I stumbled upon an East African Shea butter (imported from Uganda) that is also 100% raw, organic and fair trade, with expiration date. This company noted that Eastern Shea butter has more nutrients than its Western counterpart, and also has a lighter smell and better absorption. Upon receiving this new Eastern variant, they were absolutely right about the much lighter smell. The smell was significantly more pleasant than the stronger smelling butter.
This new Shea butter still has the smoky, buttery smell to it, but it's very mild, and didn't make me gag. I would say it's not pleasant but not unpleasant so I have no hesitation in slathering it on. Further, the fragrance disappears after application.
Upon application, the lovely East African Shea butter melted much easier with no clumps, and so much easier to apply as it absorbs much better than the Western variant. This is the first time that I no longer fear taking a shower (at risk of dry, itchy and painful skin) because this new Eastern Shea butter is so luxurious in feel and moisturizes phenomenally that I can take multiple showers a day and not be dry, as long as I apply this amazing butter.
However, I'm not sure about the claims that East African Shea butter is more nutrient-rich than the West African type. All I know is that experiencing both, the worse smelling one moisturizes equally well as the better smelling Shea butter. In other words, they both work equally well in moisturizing.
Both types are incredible, luxurious-feeling moisturizers - I just found the Eastern one more pleasant in smell and easier to apply.
Conclusion: You can't go wrong with either Shea Butters - though the East African Shea Butter originating from Uganda smells and applies better than the West African Shea Butter from Ghana.
The How of Happiness Review
Peter Dimitrov Lands Job At MilkyTea Studios!
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Sunday, September 6, 2020
Re:外贸企业员工难开发国外订单,该如何利用股权激励使员工为公司拼命干业绩,留住人心,创造价值!
【外贸企业员工难开发国外订单】该如何利用股权激励使员工为公司拼命干业绩,留住人心,创造价值?
让老板彻底解放,享受有钱有闲、富而仁贵的富足生活?
很多老板就是认为用钱就可以搞定员工,留住人才。其实做着做着你会发现两种现象:
1、同样的行业、同样的待遇、同样的人,会有不同的选择,他选择去别人家不来我们家。
2、真正的人才根本不是靠钱,马云没有钱却能吸引蔡崇信这样的高手,雷军也没有钱,他的合伙人却是是每个人都能干好一家公司的人。
所以根本上,并不是钱在作怪,更多的是老板的为人,企业的体制文化氛围等!
想要改变公司氛围老板要学会“四造闯天下”多维度激发员工动力。
何为四造:
【造梦】公司要有使命和愿景,让员工看到希望
【造人】公司要培养标杆人才。树立榜样!
【造场】公司要营造开心快乐和优胜劣汰的氛围,
【造梯】公司要设定晋升机制,让员工有升官发财的机会。
企业从来不是缺少人才,而是缺失吸纳和储备人才的机制,如何运机制激励的思维对内留住并层层培养,对外吸引并牢牢结合人才,打造企业发展所必需的人才梯队,真正发挥人的效力! 今晚的股权微课堂就为你解密持续推动企业发展的方案!!!
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⑨如何设计股权众筹方案?
⑩进入机制和退出机制,怎么设计?
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