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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Underdog Marketing Challenge takes off - with some unexpected problems!
Dr Alex here, with an update on the Underdog Marketing Challenge: things are truly hotting up.
As it appears, I made a mistake: in my previous entry I said Shaun was 19, but he is really 18 - fresh from the high school! I'd prefer him having this extra year of life experience, but what can you do...
There is another, far more pressing problem.
Namely, Shaun is not without money as I mentioned previously, it is MUCH WORSE - he's had to borrow money to complete his Personal Trainer course and he's now $4,500 in debt!
Now that's tough...
I've been preparing the "shopping list" for Shaun with the software tools that he badly needs for his business - but there's no way he can afford them now. This puts heaps of pressure on his support team - Penelope, Terry and me - to come up with the equally good no-cost alternatives.
What to do, what to do... the pressure is on!
In the meantime, here's the video marking the start of the Underdog Marketing Challenge:
3 comments:
Anonymous
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Love your last video with the little dog "exercising", so cute :)
a "confederate flag" on her shirt is NOT necessarily "VERY bad in America" - it depends totally on each individuals preconceived ideas/prejudices about the image (as with ANY image) for YOU personally it might be labeled "bad" because of what YOU associate with that image - my own associations are quite different.
for Dr Alex: the image is emotionally charged in differing ways here in the states and can evoke a varied response as demonstrated here in these two comments
3 comments:
Love your last video with the little dog "exercising", so cute :)
Hey the lady has a "confederate flag" on her shirt. Ummm this is VERY bad in America.
@anonymous
a "confederate flag" on her shirt is NOT necessarily "VERY bad in America" - it depends totally on each individuals preconceived ideas/prejudices about the image (as with ANY image) for YOU personally it might be labeled "bad" because of what YOU associate with that image - my own associations are quite different.
for Dr Alex: the image is emotionally charged in differing ways here in the states and can evoke a varied response as demonstrated here in these two comments
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