Relieving Pain Points - WA Life @ 45 - [Almost] Friday Very Brief Comic Relief
I know, quite a title, but still not click bait, rather an attempt to humor everyone who will dare to read this, especially today, June, Thursday the 13th, 2019.
As such, I will leave the technical medical and scientific inferences to Prof Dr Emeritus Twack and I will focus on the lighter things here.
We are reminded by the "knowledge industry" gurus to keep in mind "pain points" when trying to assess our potential or current clients' needs and to come up with solutions thereto.
Having said that, since this is a comic relief post, I will go down that path, do not take any of it nor try to implement it as a wise formulae.
PAIN POINTS A DEFINED
Let us say, taking things to an extreme, that I live in a tent (not saying homeless nor making light of such misfortunate people) just as a lifestyle choice alike some homesteaders, off the grid, etc. people do, although not fully content and maybe wanting a change of that lifestyle.
Then, one late afternoon close to evening, as I sit around next to my loyal dog, I would wind up pondering how sweet it would be to live in a nice house with running water, electricity, appliances, flooring, protection from the elements, roof over head, out of the reach of forest creatures and monsters, etc.
PAIN POINTS A DEFINED
Next, I will start to list up the things I will need to be responsible for or deal with:
- deal with neighbors;
- obey government rules and taxation;
- pay home insurance;
- pay for pest control;
- pay utility bills;
- binging on Netflix;
- becoming a couch potato;
- getting a beer belly;
- having to walk the dogs;
- get a job and stay in it to earn money;
- get a car or take mass transit to and from work;
- get to work on time;
- putting up with commutes;
- cut the grass;
- shovel snow (in certain places)
- pay my mortgage on time;
I can go on, but I am sure that you can see how that line of though goes, right?
PAIN POINTS A vs. PAIN POINTS B - AND THE WINNER IS?.....READ ON
After all of that brain engagement in the outdoors, overwhelmed by how horrible life in a nice house can be, I rush to find my ferro stick to build a fire and stay warm for the night, thanking God that I can enjoy life in freedom, being my own boss and being responsible for my dog and myself without having to put up with the modern city life mess.
Takeaway from this silly story? Study the potential client's "pain points" and offer the best solution for them.
Moving on to the next topic in the post's title:
WA Life @ 45
As of this morning, however, temporary, I have reached the Top 50 Rank, more specifically Rank 45 and I thank all of you for your support.
[Almost] Friday Very Brief Comic Relief
It's neither Friday nor was my post funny, so please hold the applause. Thank you!
Blessings!
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Cute article made some valid points. Congrats on your ranking would love to be up their myself. Someday if it's God's will time will tell.
Dana,
Thanks for the kind words, I am not trying to diminish the value of the WA rank, but if I can attain i it, so can any WA member., and you will too.
Blessings!
According to your Infographic... I'm a trainwreck!
I have decided that I may just live in a tent now...
As for @45... CONGRATULATIONS!!
Thanks Shaunna,
You should set up an appointment to see prof r Emeritus Twack...
The tent in canada only makes sense if you singed up for the TV show "Alone" where Discovery Channel dangles in front of 10 contestants half a mil USD to starve themselves or become bear food on a concept of last man/woman standing alone.
I will never see British Columbia the same way again.
Blessings
Prof. Twack and I are acquainted! (I've been kind of quiet for the last few months)... LOL
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Nice graphics, Gabriel, Alan.
Alan,
Thanks for the compliments, I do not claim the graphics to be mine, however, they were used as part of the post and to aid the readers with visuals.
Blessings!