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Provide a Solution
At Dispatch, the goal is to remedy bad delivery services for businesses. That is, Dispatch has found a pain point and found a solution, and made it easy for businesses to integrate it. One of my bosses mentioned that we’re a sort of pain reliever to businesses, not only in how we are able to provide service but also in how we’re able to save our clients money. Think about what you can do to provide a solution either to a business or to any given individual. Can you help a business run more effectively, or could you perhaps make life better for others? This is all of course just…
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I’ve Got a Desk!
I know it doesn’t seem like a big deal, but after having jumped between so many different contract roles, its a welcome change to have a company computer, workspace, and soon to be phone that is mine. I went to my first company meeting on Wednesday actually and it was wonderful. I enjoyed hearing about what the company is doing, what the team has already accomplished and to be a part of such a stellar group. In fact, even remote employees from all across the country join this call. Before these meetings have been so temporary at contract roles as I know its nothing permanent to get excited about, and…
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The Fighting Loons
I enjoy sports, and while I don’t need to see every game, whether on tv or live, it’s fun to experience a game once in a while. This evening I had the opportunity to see the Minnesota United FC play at their new Allianz Field in St. Paul. I went with the youth group I volunteer with at my church. It was fun to not only go with some familiar faces but to see my first live game at the new stadium. It was a nice space! It’s a unique looking space, it has comfy seats, though the rows are quite skinny. We had great seatings about 20 rows up…
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You Can Find Me at Dispatch
Big news everyone. I got a job! I started today and although it was mostly HR orientation meetings it was great to be at work, and getting things done. So what is Dispatch? – you might ask. Well the simplest way to explain for me is a cross between a courier and Uber, or Uber for packages. It’s all about an app and the transport vehicles that make it all happen. It’s a two and a half-year-old startup in Bloomington, MN. I’ll be working as a Business Development Representative. That said, I’ll still be living in the Twin Cities metro for the foreseeable future. I am so happy for this…
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Turbulence
We all face turbulence in our lives, whether we’re experiencing at the moment or not. After all, we live in a sinful world. The question is: do we treat God like white noise until there’s turbulence? I remind myself often that I am who I am, and where I am because of what God’s done in my life so far! It is only because of the challenges, blessings, up, and downs that I am the person I am today. The thing is joy is the inevitable result of living your life with God’s priorities. Joy isn’t about having a perfect life here on earth it’s about having joy in Christ…
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Looking for Minnesota Resorts?
I want to high light my parent’s wonderful website in this post. They run MinnesotaResorts.com and have been running it since the late nineties when they both worked for my Grandparent’s resort. My Dad spent numerous years, between the time he spent after college, and then after they were married working for Cascade Lodge. It has become their way of still being involved in this great industry. They’ve talked to countless resort owners, improved the site over time, and made it more valuable to visitors through tons of research, additions, and in adding additional resorts over time. So if you’re looking for a great place to vacation in Minnesota head…
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Do As the Locals Do
Back when I was in college my family took a trip to Milwaukee. It was a fun trip. We saw some new things, in a new place. The three main memories I have from this trip without looking at photos are a creamery tour, a brewery tour, and the Harley-Davidson tour/museum. If that doesn’t describe a trip to Wisconsin well I don’t know what does. I also realized as I typed this that we also went on the Pabst Mansion tour, and that was really cool as well. Clearly, this isn’t all of what Wisconsin in about, but it’s still an intrinsically important part of the state from what I…
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The Windy City and the Gladers
Back in junior year of high school, my family took our first week-long spring break vacation. It was a trip to Chicago and it was really fun, if not a little cold too. We drive the 7-hour car ride on each end of the week. We stayed at a hotel outside the city. We experienced everything from famous cuisine to the transit system to great museums, and even top floor views. We went shopping on the miracle mile and found various unique versions of famous places like McDonald’s. During this trip, we took a day trip to Springfield and visited President Lincoln’s home and plot. It was an interesting place…
