LeftoversWe have it somewhere in the fridgeBut we're not excited about eating it→That's where airlines are with their dataDespite drowning in data↳Airlines are thirsty for insights So we help airlines analyze data and improve operational efficiencyBasically...We're the chef that turns your leftovers into gourmet dishes...And we're fun to be around

Hindsight is 20/20That sentence is usually packed with regretBut imagine having 20/20 vision BEFORE it happenedOh how nice would that be!→We make that a reality for AirportsInstead of waiting for wildlife strikes reporting it↳Get predictive analysis BEFORE they happen and plan for itReducing:-Workload-Airplane damage-Human and animal fatalities

Who likes the middle man?We don’t even like the middle childJust kiddingBut seriouslyWhen buying stuff, we don’t wanna pay moreSo that’s what we do at Next OrderHelping everyone pay less for what we love:↳Food!

What do marketing and teaching have in common?They both need clear communicationMarketing is psychologyIf you want to sell to humans you need to understand themAnyone can learn the technical skills But it’s those intangibles that make all the differenceOur brains are hard-wired to hear stories and find connectionOnce I understood that, I realized marketing is where I belongI already had all the required soft skills for digital marketingAfter investing in a couple of mentors who fast-tracked me years of experienceI started applying what I learned and never looked backHere's what I'll do for you:Social media marketing↳Lead and nurture your tribeBrand Strategy↳Claim an idea in your prospect's mindCopywriting↳Steal your audience's attention from your competitorsGhostwriting↳Be a thought leader and attract the best talent to your organizationI'll do all the heavy lifting while you focus on what you do best👉🏼 Shoot me a DM, or claim your 1-on-1 call in my Featured sectionSee you on the other side

Like a cold glass of lemonade on a hot afternoonWe use that analogy to describe something happening at the perfect timeAUA was my lemonadeIt came into my life at the perfect time2021 was the worst year of my lifeDon't worry, I won't turn this into a dramaI needed a remote job and this was perfectThe hours allowed me to care for my ailing motherThe skills required aligned with mine, so it was a natural fitIt was during my time at AUA that I discovered a secret hidden in plain sight:↳Personal BrandingI’m cringing as I’m writing thisBut let me explainSome students were requesting to be in my classSome even agreed to continue learning ONLY IF they were in my classAlthough AUA is a household name in Thailand, I was the one drawing in customersSo it got me thinking:↳What if I could productize myself?After all, my name will never change...

There are things that everyone should do at least once in their livesI don't have a top 10 in my head right now, but I'd add school teaching to that listIf you've never done it, I'll give you the SparkNotes version:-Kids are awesome-Some kids can be the worst-It's usually not them, it's their upbringing-The parents are the true clients of the schoolI learned ALOT from working hereI wouldn't be able to tell you all about it here without doing it justiceI will highlight 2 key skills that I learned:-Storytelling-NegotiationOne day, we were reading short storiesThe kids(4th graders) came across an idiom they weren't familiar with: Burn-bridgesI tried and tried, but nothingSo I made up a story about how a kid borrowed money from his friend and refused to pay it backI then asked do they think his friend allow him to borrow again in the futureNo, because that bridge is burnedThe lights came onStories workSometimes we forget that it's only common sense if it’s common to youI learned negotiation from interacting with parentsSome were controlling and wanted to dictate what homework I gaveSo one day, I sent the concern parent a couple of poems to choose for homeworkLittle did they know that their choices didn't matter because I was going to assign them all eventuallyI was merely giving them an illusion of choiceWorked like a charmMy time at CIS had to end because my mother got really sick, and I had to go care for her

Everyone romanticizes being your own bossThe truth is you have to kick your own buttOnce you learn how to do that it gets easierSince you are the business, you only eat what you killWanna eat more? Get better at killing...Obviously not that kind...we're talking about client acquisitionI mastered a very important skill during this time:↳CommunicationBecause every client is differentOne time I got a referral from a client I was tutoringTheir friend wanted me to teach their daughterI zealously prepared all the materials to be presentedOnce I got on the discovery call, it turns out they just wanted me to help with homework🤦‍♂️Yep, never assumeNever dive into a solution blindBut hey, learning to communicate got me my next job!