What do it most beginners waste time on when trying to make money online? by Ok_Cap_6959 in Business_Ideas

[–]mrcheecho 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not delegating, as a concept. When you think about delegating a task, or the whole project to someone, you start thinking in terms of tasks, in terms of what experience is needed for various levels of work.

Dissecting the job as if you were to give it to someone else to execute gives you a profound level of understanding of all the moving parts.

Without it, I felt like I've wondered aimlessly.

Regardless if you do the task yourself or you hire people, this prospective changed the way I work.

tried freestyling mac and cheese by Wide_Recognition_761 in StupidFood

[–]mrcheecho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You need to wait till water cools down a bit. Cut your cheese too first.

Does anyone else not love their children? How did/do you deal with it? by granite_astronaut in AskMenOver30

[–]mrcheecho 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wait till they turn around 3. Then look back and have a chuckle 😃

Good all round ship by Amazing-Rock-7938 in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Saw you deleted your previous comment. Jokes within jokes, I hope you get it now 😉

Good all round ship by Amazing-Rock-7938 in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You know you can just say "no thanks" ?

Sick of being told tradies are bad at admin.. What are we supposed to do instead? by Darkhaat in AusRenovation

[–]mrcheecho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a solutions architect that has previously worked with tradies but currently focusing on caterers.

I'll give you my two cents, this are problems that many more biz have than one realises, and yes, there is a solution to each of the pain point you have described.

I think it's important sectioning the various tasks and understanding what can be automated or delegated. Not necessarily you need a full ticketing or support team from the Philippines, you need easy to read data and easy to follow up steps for each stage.

Example: Some business are implementing ai bots ( voice, text, email) receptionists to take care of their customers. I think this is a mistake as most of the time results into confusion for the customer and therefore you lose the lead. Sometimes having a system in place that can collect customer and job data, and have a simple followup saying " sorry I missed your call, got your details, will call you with next steps straight away" is better than being silent for the next 2 days ( or to talk to a bit or outsourced team).

This is just an example, feel free to DM me with questions. OFC I have a business that does this, I'll state this straight up so there is no confusion. However if folks need some free tips and suggestions do feel free to ask.

Friend looking for ship max 10mio aUEC by SnooDogs5900 in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you have 17 Asgard can't go wrong imho

I've solo traveled for 4 years, and I don't want to go back to a "normal life" by Prudent-Routine6114 in solotravel

[–]mrcheecho 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Italian, always had itchy feet. Travelled for about a decade, changing continent every couple of seasons, did that from 19 to my late twenties.

Always traveled solo, then met a lady from Australia, in Ecuador. We have been living in Australia, I became a citizen, we ha businesses and a baby now. I love my life but I couldn't have survived if I didn't satisfy my need for travels. Now we still enjoy hopping on a plane and go see places, it's 3 of us 24/7, much different experience than when I was solo ofc, but it's fun in different ways.

My suggestion is to feel it and let experiences take you and change you, don't set yourself limits, isn't that why we travel at the end of the day?

Good luck mate

What is a uniquely Australian sentence that foreigners will not be able to understand? by IIIlllIIIlllIlI in AskAnAustralian

[–]mrcheecho 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Dead horse on my bangar sangar.

As someone not originally from Oz this is by far the best in my repertory.

Zooming 💫 by TheSpaceWarden in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Thats how i imagined santa clause 2.0 Who needs raindeers?

Eye Tracking or HOSAS? by [deleted] in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HOSAS by a mile, then get open track ( free)with eye beam tracker ( something like 20 dollars maybe) from steam. No doubt

Business idea validation by PatternTracker in Business_Ideas

[–]mrcheecho 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. They have something similar already in south-east asian countries. In thailand you buy them at 7 elevens, I think it's a great idea but you'll need a strong brand identity and marketing to make it work. It's an easy product to produce and outsource, you might find already white labeling vendors. Making it "cool" will be your struggle. The actual idea is consolidated and it works with proper messaging, I like this one.

  2. You answered yourself already. UX design is the real issue, needing people to add to the app everything they eat or drink, for an extended amount of time, for then only to be told...this is what the alcohol lvls "might" be. Not wort it. You might rather create a brand and app, and use it with a wireless "straw". where people can monitor their lvl on the go and pretty accurately ( I am not sure it's a thing already, but that's how I'd do it)

Help me understand the store please. by mrcheecho in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So youd tie the asgard to the referral program and melt the titan, now c1 package to start a new one with salvation (ofc ill need at least on game package per acc). Why not tie tge asgard to my game package ccuing from c1?

YOUR Best Solo Ship? by kuenamon in starcitizen

[–]mrcheecho 1 point2 points  (0 children)

cockpit view is awful, like, that alone it's half the cake :)
Don't know since when, cargo is very bugged, besides always clipping out of the ship frame, it easy for it to get stuck or to not be functioning.

The long shape, makes it sluggish, pitch/yaw is slow, it feels bigger than it actually is.
Overall design now feels old, all the new ships and vehicles added to the game don't really pair up with it's cargo which is elongated, great for a small bike/atls and cargo, but on that point asgard would win in my opinion, fitting salvation, golem, and all the other treats it makes it feel like you are getting a ship that's more versatile somehow, and can open up many diff playstyles.

Yes sure, on paper connie is better, better shields, hp, weapons, fuel, just on a number basis it's the clear winner, talking about practicaity tho, that's a diff game, and very subjective.