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How To Grow Your Business Into A Convertible Automated Vehicle

Majority of Internet marketers often make the mistake of including themselves in the system rather than working on the system when building and growing their business.

This is how to undo this mistake if you can really relate to this and you realized that you’ve built a trap for yourself that instead of building a business, you actually build yourself a high paying job that you cannot remove yourself in the process.
 
Firstly, you minimize reading and answering emails that would waste your time or queries that comes from people whom you know very well will not convert into customers.

Minimize all those and spend strictly your time on emails that matter. It could be emails from your partners or people who are very interested in buying your product.

These are the types of people you want to be spending your time on rather than focusing on emails that are going to waste your time.  Do as little work on your part and yet allow your income to steadily be coming in or growing when you’re away.

In the process, you’re also going to learn how to free yourself from activities that are counter productive or don’t make money and yet are essential to do. Some things like customers’ support and checking out emails, don’t make money.

In fact, I can remember a famous Internet marketer quoting that “there is no money to be made in customer service”. So maybe you want to be freeing yourself from doing all these things.

However you cannot totally forget about doing them because giving customer service is still essential especially when your customers have downloading problems or whatsoever and you want to reduce refund rates. Free yourself from all of these activities and focus on where the bottom-line is.

Most importantly, remove yourself from the system and let the system be automated so that you can start enjoying the true meaning of freedom.  Read more here

Cheers to all the best in your automation success!

Common Terms In Animal Husbandry And Production

1.   Brooding:-  The act of rearing day old chicks to 6 or 8 weeks

2.   Broiler: birds raised for meat

3.   Culling: Act of removing unproductive birds from flock

4.   Treading: Act of mating

5.   Cockerel: Young male of fowl

6.   Cock: Matured male fowl

7.   Incubation: The processing of keeping fertilized eggs at optimum temperature for chick to hatch

8.   Layer: Matured female fowl

9.   Candling: The method of testing egg fertility

Capon: Castrated adult male fowl

10.    Bull: Adult male cattle

11.    Steer:  Young castrated male cattle

12.    Heifer: Growing female cattle

13.    Calving:  the act of giving birth in cattle

14.    Billy:  Adult male goat

15.    Nanny:  Adult female goat

16.    Kid: Young goat of either sex

17.    Kidding:  Act of giving birth

18.    Boar:  Adult male pig

19.    Sew: Adult female pig

20.    Piglet:  Young pig at birth (male or female)

21.    Farrowing: Act of giving birth in piggery

22.    Duck:  Adult male rabbit

23.    Doe:  Adult female rabbit

24.    Kindling: Act of giving birth in rabbit

25.    Dairy: it is a building where milk and milk products are handled

26.    Boiler:  Fowl kept for table purpose

27.    Hen:  Adult female fowl

28.    Cock:  Adult male fowl

29.    De-worming:  Act of getting rid of worm

30.    De-beaking:  This is the act of cutting the beak with a sharp object and press it with hot iron to prevent bleeding. De-beaking is done to prevent.

a.       Cannibalism:  This is the act of killing and eating one another and it is common with the animals that are not properly fed

b.       To prevent pecking: this is the act of destroying eggs laid by fowl themselves or that is laid by another fowl.

31.     Incubator: it is an artificial device used to hatch fertilized egg

32.     Brooding: is the act of raising chicks from a day old to four weeks of age under a special condition of temperature humidity and environment. There are two types of brooding:

i.             Artificial brooding

ii.           Natural brooding