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Toni Guthrie
@toni.guthrie
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I'd like to help women of color decolonize their diets as a means of preventing or reversing type 2 diabetes, which would also improve overall health and increase energy.  ... When it comes to diet, I think that eating mostly a whole foods plant-based diet is best.    I think that West Africa is an …


Active 1mo ago Joined 14 Mar 2023 (GMT-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Speed up your internet connection

You’ll have a more enjoyable (and efficient) time with your business -- and have better quality Zoom calls :) I recommend doing this: Always plug into the router, via an ethernet cable, when you’re working and especially when you attend Zoom calls. Get a long ethernet cable if you need to. I have several in the home, and it makes such a big difference. If your router is too far from where you work, such that even the long ethernet cable won’t reach it -- or if you really want to use Wifi -- then I recommend getting a powerline adapter. It magically brings your internet signal from your router to another room in your home as if you have another router there! I don’t have a recommended one, since mine is more than 10 years old, but still working well (brand: TP-Link). Click the link to see what’s popular these days: powerline adapter. Of course, it also makes sense to contact your ISP (internet service provider) and ask if they can upgrade your internet speed. You may need to pay more, but if you’ve done the above 2 things and it’s still slow, it’s probably worth upgrading.



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Toni Guthrie 🔤 ABC
I'm not tech savvy, so this is really helpful advice. Thanks!


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Toni Guthrie 🔤 ABC

This was really helpful.  It seems like common sense, but I have list track of where I was in other online courses because I wanted to complete all the exercises before checking the box.  You are the first person who has ever made a point of highlighting the helpfulness of checking the box immediately.

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George Kao Ⓜ️ MasterHeart 🔤 ABC

@Toni Guthrie thank you for saying that!  As a educator, I always aim to find a way to make the coursework more engaging for students, and the simple act of clicking 'complete' after looking at a lesson, even without doing the homework yet, I think is truly helpful for continued engagement.