Naming a business …

When Kat was setting up her Laser Cutting business, we struggled to pick a name. Taking a more objective approach to the problem, we found some resources that could help. us decide on the right one.

Crafting
Making
Designing
Building
tinybird
onespark
Giantbulb
Red?spark
seaspark
glowspark
Spark fresh
freshspark
Raincat
robot9
Wet kitty/drykitty – xxx
Anchor cat
Geokitty
Polycat
Robot might be too impersonal or not crafty
SkinnyRobot
GoRobot

MBA Prerequisites

Prepping for my MBA at UNCC I had to take multiple prerequisites in order to be accepted, this was due to my undergraduate degree being primarily technical focused. These were the courses I took and how many hours I needed to commit to complete them.

Economics
– Macro
– Micro
Statistics

Math for Management – 14 hours = Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, Probability, Finance

  • 6/6 – 1.5 hour review + 1 hour notes
  • 6/7 – 1 hour
  • 6/8 – 1 hour
  • 6/13 – 1.5 hours – finished Algebra review
  • 6/20 – 1 hour – started on calculus
  • 6/21 – 1 hour – calculus/statistics
  • 6/22 – 1 hour
  • 6/25 – 1 hour
  • 6/27 – 3 hours
  • 6/29 – 1 hour revision
  • 6/29 – 7 hour test

Quantitative methods – 20 hours

  • 7/5 – 2 hours
  • 7/16 – 2 hours
  • 7/17 – 3 hours
  • 7/19 – 2 hours
  • 7/20 – 1 hour
  • 7/23 – 2 hours
  • 7/24 – 3 hours
  • 7/25 – 6 hours test

Finance and Managerial Accounting – 14 hours

  • 7/31 – 1 hour
  • 8/6 – 1.5 hours
  • 8/14 – 3 hours

Financial Accounting – 20 hours

  • 9/12 – 2.5 hours
  • 9/14 – 2 hours
  • 9/15 – 3 hours + 1st test
  • 9/16  – 1 hour
  • 9/17 – 2 hours
  • 9/19 – 1.5 hours
  • 9/24 – 2 hours
  • 9/25 – 1 hour
  • 9/26 – 2 hours for the test

Microeconomics – 83 hours

  • 1/30 – 2 hours
  • 1/31 – 1 hour

Macroeconomics – 134 hours

Financial Accounting and Finance (Managerial Accounting)

Financial Accounting (ONLY): http://cb.hbsp.harvard.edu/cbmp/access/79693070 To receive credit, you must pass Exam 1 OR AND Exam 3. read more

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Golf: Pelz Short Game and Putting Tests

Dave Pelz is one of the best golf instructors in the world, and he invented a short game and putting game to test, and score, your short game skills to gauge progress and improvement. I was given this during one of his short game clinics in Atlanta and have been using it to quantify my improvements.

If you can’t measure it, you can’t improve it