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  As I was flying out of the Houston airport (IAH) one evening this week, I was reminded of my Texan friend’s comment “Everything is bigger in Texas.” According to the Mckinsey Global Institute’s city scope database, Houston is expected to have a population of 7.7 million people by 2025. The ground was lit as far as I could see as my plane took off.
  While that makes it one of the largest cities in the United States, it is ranked 22nd on McKinsey’s 75 Dynamic cities list. To put this in perspective of the growth of cities over the next decade, Shanghai’s population is expected to be 30.9 million people. That is 4 Houston’s put together. Everything is growing in Asia. The migration and growth of cities in emerging markets is the story of the next decade. Out of McKinsey’s 75 countries – 29 are in China alone, 13 are in the United States and 3 in Europe. These cities that are growing will supply more than 30 percent of GDP growth between now and 2025. According to this story reported in Foreign Policy magazine, “By 2025 the world’s top 600 cities will be home to an estimated 220 million more people of working age and account for more than 30 percent of the potential workforce.” See if you know where the top 10 dynamic cities (ranked by projected absolute GDP growth) are located on a map.
  While I am not sure how accurate these projections will be for 2025, it is important to know that cities will continue to grow in these new markets. There are some amazing opportunities. Beeline and our partners know that the Asia market will continue to grow in terms of people, services, and products. We will continue to invest in our people, services, and localizing our products for Asia. Expanding into Asia is not simple. You need to be aware of the different labor laws, tax regulations, and cultural considerations. As Beeline has expanded into Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines, India, Australia, and New Zealand, we have learned a lot of lessons. One of those is that you cannot operate from the United States without some local presence. Fortunately we continue to invest in local resources in these countries and continue to build upon our local knowledge to help our clients.	
  
  Background: Jesse Elder is a life coach, business coach, and social media influencer who inspires others to own their greatness and live life on their own terms.
  Our team completed three challenge-format courses, with each one drawing in more students and yielding more profit at a better ROI.
  - Given client's preference to teach to a live audience, the initial launch was synchronous in order to produce recordings for the asynchronous version of the course.
  - Chose Facebook Groups for launch platform to promote student engagement, utilize live video, and keep content organized with "Social Learning Units" feature.
  - Created temporary, private Facebook group to host live program, using "Units" feature to organize content into modules.
  - Implemented systems and coordinated media team to reformat assets when new trainings were released.
  Note: Given the live nature of the course launch, a lot of development happened simultaneously with implementation. I also evaluated and improved the course in real time as it progressed.
  We intentionally created a template in the first challenge with efficiency in mind. For each following challenge, the team saved time by simply updating the dates and times as needed.
  I designed materials in Canva, optimized for digital and print in both letter and A4 sizes for our international audience.
  Note: These are direct screen-captures from Facebook, with identifying information removed for privacy reasons.
  - Quickly realized students would benefit from PDFs and printable worksheets, check lists, and note summaries.
  - Delivered lifetime access to the challenge content via LMS. (The Facebook group was closed for privacy reasons.)
  Thank you so much for taking the time to review this project. If you have any questions or want to connect, please feel free to email me at 1sarahmurphy@gmail.com. Have a wonderful day! :)
  This is an overview of project management and design for an online course that presented as a twenty-one day personal development challenge.
  
  2. A TV connected to the Internet. (New smart TVs may have streaming ability built in, or you can connect your TV to a streaming device.)
  You can also stream programming on your laptop, tablet or smart phone, and you don't have to be in your home to stream your services. Learn everything you need to know at How to Stream.
  I want to cut the cord and start streaming now! Can I do it myself without waiting for a service call from BELD?
  An Internet connection. If you're currently a BELD broadband customer and want to drop cable, call us at 781.348.2353 to turn off your cable service and adjust your bill. Call the same number to sign up for BELD Internet as a new customer.
  An Internet-connected TV or device. If you have a smart TV, it's ready to stream as-is. Otherwise, you need a streaming device to attach to your TV.
  Stop by the BELD office at 150 Potter Road to pick up a Roku Streaming Stick for $49.95, which you can install yourself. Or you can purchase another device on your own.
  Sign up for the streaming provider of your choice, like YouTube TV or Netflix. Then follow the easy set-up instructions on your TV and you'll be streaming in minutes.
  Is BELD hosting live, in-person demonstrations where I can learn how to replace cable and start streaming?
  We sure are! Stop by BELD's office at 150 Potter Road for a live demonstration. See streaming in action, ask questions and learn how easy it is to start streaming—and saving money—right away! You can also sign up for BELD Internet at the demos.
  Yes, BELD can set up one streaming device (like a Roku Streaming Stick) in your home, as our schedule permits. Installation is free, but you must have the streaming device ready for the technician at the time of install.
  Before we come, make sure you've signed up for the streaming providers you'd like to use, like YouTubeTV or Netflix. Once you have those accounts, we can show you how connect them to your TVs.
  Any streaming device will work with BELD Internet. You just have to choose the one that’s right for you.
  Each offers different content, so you have to do a little research to determine the best option for you:
  If you want to stream on multiple TVs simultaneously, you need a streaming device for each TV (assuming they are not newer "smart TVs" with built-in Internet connectivity). However, you can unplug your streaming device from one TV and plug it into another you wish to stream on. You can even take your Roku Streaming Stick with you on the road and plug it into any TV where there is Internet access.
  If you answered yes to any of these questions, you most likely have a smart TV. Depending how “smart” it is and what kind of apps you can get on it, you may not need a streaming device (like a Roku Streaming Stick) on that set.
  Yes, you only need one modem for your Internet service, and a wireless router splits the signal to multiple devices. We have modem/WiFi router combo units available for a monthly rental fee, or you can purchase your own.
  Most families can do everything they need to with our 100/30 Mbps Internet, which is great for up to 6 devices. If you're planning on adding more devices or streaming 4K video content simultaneously on multiple devices, seriously consider investing in faster download speeds. See our plans & pricing for options up to 1 Gig!
  You should have access to NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, The CW and PBS. You may also have access to some other networks such as PBS Kids, Create, MyNetworkTV, MeTV, Antenna TV, Escape, Grit, Laff, This TV, Bounce TV, Ion Television and Ion Life, depending on the signal strength in your location. You can always check the signal strength in Braintree with the Federal Communications Commission’s service map.
  Yes, when streaming your programs you receive the signal for movies and TV through the Internet instead of through a cable box or satellite.
  No. A streaming device allows a regular TV to access the Internet, while a smart TV is ready out-of-the-box to connect to the Internet. A streaming device essentially turns a regular TV into a smart TV.
  Yes. For example, you can plug a Roku in one HDMI port, an XBOX in another, and an Amazon Firestick into a third. Just choose the correct input with your TV remote for the device you wish to view.