Fall 2024 Writ 340

 For book number two I have decided to choose the option, The Science of Creating a Compassionate World, more specifically  Invisible Influence: The Hidden Forces that Shape Behavior . Even before reading the book I took interest into the title. The recent events with a variety of different conflicts between countries, within countries, and even personal, I looked at the title and thought, the world could really use this right now. One thing that I have always been taught at home is to have compassion and to always try to understand why people do what they do and try not to judge someone based off surface level actions or statements.  One goal that I have going into reading this is to try to develop different ways other than my current practices of being compassionate and understand the rules of what drives my actions and point out which rules are negatively effecting my life. Try to become better at listening or see a different perspective of how people think of differen...

The Up's and Down's of Fantasy Football Every Fall, it has become tradition between my friends and I to partake in a highly competitive race to see who will be first in our fantasy football league. This tradition started in 2021 and has grown ever since we started. The tradition starts out with a draft. It is not your usual draft that is taken online where you get to see the players stats. It is in person, no access to electronics with strictly just your knowledge for the players and teams on the draft board.  Once teams are drafted, divisions are selected randomly and the football season starts shortly after.  The First Week Of Games The first few weeks of games is very important as far as seeing how your players performance compares to where you drafted them. Personally I drafted Bijan Robinson in the first round, who has completely underperformed and part of the reason why I still have not won a game yet. The first few weeks of games allows you to see which players to trade...

  TO: Clark Hansen, CEO, Anima Mundi Development Partners FROM: Aaron Voskani, Research & Development  DATE: October 9, 2024 SUBJECT: Investment Opportunity: Investing in an Easier Way To Manage Housing Hello Mr Hansen, my name is Aaron Voskani and I am apart of the Research & Development team here at AMDP, in which my job is to find and research possible investment or funding opportunities on a weekly basis. After some due diligence and research into a particular company called DoorLoop. DoorLoop is the highest rated software company online for landlords and property managers to use in order to screen tenants, communicate with tenants, collect rent, and manage their property all in one place.  AMDP Standards Prior to diving into the investment opportunity, I would like to display AMDP's standards that come into consideration when it comes to investing in companies.  Triple Bottom Line Profit: The financial gain after subtracting ...

 After reading Brian Cox's book, Putting The Rabbit In the Hat, there are a few key takeaway that I was able to come back with. Not only was his upbringing filled with hard ship and sadness, but it showed how those hardships ultimately led him to becoming the person he is today and how it impacted his fruitful acting career. He started off with loving theater and he had a deep connection with the Dundee theater in Scotland. He was extremely passionate about Shakespeare and mentioned how the major turning point of his career was the when he spent his time at the RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company).  One thing I found interesting while reading the book was that he talks about his peer actors and his opinions about them. He mentioned that Johny Depp is overrated. He also talks about Michael Caine's career as being able to do the same thing over and over again. While explaining some of the negative things he has analyzed about some of his competitors, he goes on to explain some of the...