In this episode, we discuss the importance of documenting day-to-day business operations. Documenting these operations can help improve organization, decision-making, and save time in the long run. We cover the different types of documentation, the benefits of having a centralized repository, and the risks of not documenting. By the end, listeners will understand why effective documentation is critical for business success and gain practical strategies for implementation.

I think this is a special episode where I am sharing with you how I started my startup, Carevocacy. One of my personal reasons for wanting to build in the agetech space was because of my experience as a caregiver to my grandma whose diagnosed with Alzheimer's. In this episode, I go over the importance of understanding that it may feel like you're buildings things to solve your own problems, but it's really about building solutions for your customers.

Thank you to everyone who continues to listen to the podcast! The HowSo? Podcast is based on the genuine intention to get to know people. We will talking about Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Education. Support the podcast by following us! Follow us on Instagram @howsopodcast.

Don't even sweat it, just be yourself. I am sharing how my first conference experience turned into an opportunity to help people become the best versions of themselves. That's just my altruistic nature. Be yourself in our DMS (don't be creepy), DM us on our Instagram at @howsopodcast or send it to my personal @stefanoselorio. Continue to ask questions!

Whether we realize it or not, we always learn new things about ourselves. Before the first week of school, I wanted to write down some of the learnings I gathered. For example, I need MORE sleep. I really do. I'd love to read what you've learned about yourself. If you want to share, DM us on our Instagram at @howsopodcast or send it to my personal @stefanoselorio. Continue to ask questions!

When it comes to funding your startup, you have to understand that you have options. In this episode, I wanted to share how I am finding funding for my startup, Carevocacy. Let me know what you thought of this episode by DMing us on Instagram at @howsopodcast or to my personal one @stefanoselorio. Continue to ask questions!

We're back to school again and it's is going "fine." I wanted to share with you the expectations I have for this semester and what I would rather be doing than going to class. College would be all right for me if only I felt supported. Share your thoughts by DMing me on our Instagram @howsopodcast or my personal one @stefanoselorio. Continue to ask questions.

Hey there, I am thinking about creating these short-form episodes about easy ways to build your business profile. In this episode, I covered 3 ways how you can build relationships & partnerships. I am speaking from the mindset of a student founder, Gen Z creator, and communicator. This is an awesome episode of how you can simply build relationships with strangers. I went on this research journey about Rob Schutz from Ro and the many efforts of research I did on people. I hope you enjoy this episode and share this with friends!

In this special episode, I got to sit down (virtually) with Frank Tha Rabbit. Frank Tha Rabbit has been creating music for a while now, and I thought I'd spotlight and ask him about the process behind producing his music. Thank you to Frank Tha Rabbit for allowing me to use his music in this episode. The following songs are: 

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In this episode, I talk about how I've handled advice from others. To take them or to not take them. That is the question. This was also an episode where I felt like I needed to share my thoughts and ideas without the careful planning of launching a podcast episode. I just wanted to make something.

Thank you to Anchor for an awesome platform to easily create podcasts!

First day of school is done! And now...I thought I'd share some thoughts about it on my podcast (that I've delayed for quite some time).