Posts Tagged ‘Community’
Helping those with Reading Difficulty
For the past few months the Limonade team has been working with Donna and Kate from The Reading Network, a new startup which is focused on helping kids with reading difficulties. This is the first official global client for Limonade thanks to the help of our Strategic Business Partner Chris Brogan ,who referred Donna so…
Read MoreIgniting a Revolution – Mueblerias Berrios Listens
This is the sixth post of my Igniting a Revolution Series. On rare occasions I get to express my frustrations online. Now days I do it less as I work on subtracting occasions where I spend time on negatively charged events in my life. When I am in a negative situation I first look into how I…
Read MoreSan Juan’s Vegan Friendly Asian Bistro
Finding a regular restaurant that caters to Vegans in Puerto Rico can seem impossible at times. Same reason why I go to vegan/vegetarian food venues or we eat at home. It’s truly hard for me to walk into a place and ask them to make me a vegan option because on most occasions, as hospitable…
Read MoreMedalla Beer, From Missed Opportunity to Promoting Vandalism
For me Old San Juan has always been an escape to walk on the streets that our ancestors built while living in the present. When you visit Old San Juan, the images of cobblestone streets gets imprinted in the minds of those that and it could be a great memory to take back home to…
Read MoreVideo: Solving Puerto Rico
For the past few weeks I have been creating videos in spanish with Gil Schmidt for small business owners which I have been publishing on our new company website. We have covered subjects that might be useful for entrepreneurs as improving email communications, Prioritize your Strategy over Executing Tasks, and Why and When to Fire Clients. Solving…
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