Author Archive: Eric San Juan
Eric San Juan
July 19, 2019
Contributed Post Image Source Did you know that an average van only has about 40 sq feet of floor space and is just about 6.5 feet high? Even then, mobile homes, businesses, and services are on the rise. This is not only because there is a coolness factor involved, but also because it’s a financially sensible investment to make. Many young people already have student loans and choose to save up and invest rather than take another loan, which is adding to this trend. In case you do follow the trend to buy a van, here are 7 simple and doable business ideas for you. All you need is a bit of van customization to make the most of your space and you should be…
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Eric San Juan
July 17, 2019
Contributed Post Unfortunately, everyone experiences things going wrong once in a while. Whether it’s because of the results of a poor decision spiralling or simply terrible luck, we have all been through some tough things, and we have watched our friends, family and loved ones go through similar things. One of the few redeeming things about these hard times is that we are supported by the people closest to us. But if something hard is going on in your family, what should you do to help the people you care about? Should you enlist the help of a family law attorney like Jennifer Croker or others, or can you go it alone? Here are some tips… Divorce Source If someone close to you is going…
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Eric San Juan
July 17, 2019
Contributed Post When you have the opportunity to travel, you should always take it. Even more so if you are a creative solopreneur. Travelling around the world will give you so many ideas and new ways of looking at things. Understanding how your products or services can be applied to different nationalities is going to be a critical factor in growing your business. So here are a few places that you can visit to bump up your worldliness. Photo by Erwan Hesry on Unsplash Mexico Aside from the absolutely stunning food, you can experience – for more than reasonable prices, Mexico has a lot to offer. From cultural hubs and museums like the Museum of the Gulf of Mexico to Museum Hop in Mexico City….
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Eric San Juan
July 17, 2019
Contributed Post Working in the music industry is a thrill. There’s something incredible about visiting a different city every night and being a part of something that means so much to so many people. But the gig work life can be a tough one, and even if you’re not on stage performing every night, there are still some risks to your health behind the scenes. If you’re going to survive the tour, you’re going to need to take better care of yourself. Here are some things to think about to help you stay healthy when working in live music. Image Credit: Unsplash under Creative Commons Protect your hearing Your hearing is important, but it’s easy for it to get damaged when you’re dealing with live…
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Eric San Juan
July 16, 2019
Contributed Post The cost of man-made disasters can be extraordinary. Take the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico at the beginning of the decade. The oil spill, which began at the Deep Horizon oil rig in 2010 led to spillage of more than 200 million gallons of crude oil over the following 84 days. To make matters worse, BP seemed incapable of turning the spigot off, making it one of the most massive oil spills in history – much more than a typical oil tanker slick. The issue at the time was the damage that it was doing to the environment. As it turned out, the effect didn’t seem as significant as many people had imagined when the news first broke. However, social…
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