...The serious, No-Nonsense Workout Strategic Plan Part I: Conceptualizing in Business James Rodriguez BUS 475 Johnnie Bejarano 2/12/2015 Executive Summary World Gym was founded in 1976 by Joe Gold during the glory days of “Muscle Beach” in Venice, California. Since that time, World Gym has evolved into an internationally recognized brand. World Gym currently has approximately 200 franchises worldwide, located in 36 states and in Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, Australia, Taiwan, South Korea, India, Egypt, and Russia. Plans include further global expansion of the franchise network and the opening of regional flagship gyms. World Gym is a gym facility that provides equipment for its clients to work out on, but also provide other services such as group exercise classes, personal training, childcare, staff nutritionist, small group training, power express line, and sport specific training. The current mission statement is “More than fitness, it’s a way life of life. World gym will become not only a gym facility that completely embodies the healthy living but it will allow it to grow with minimal capital. The goal is to expand globally and provide guidance to healthy living without the hindrance of having the build a gym facility. To achieve this goal as part of marketing campaign, the plan is to utilize the power of social media. Currently the company is already using Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn on top of these social media that is being utilized already...
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...Why is this generation so unhealthy? What is the reason for the insane amount of overweight young adults today? The obesity epidemic is directly affecting young people in America today. This generation is the first to experience growing up with it being “normal” to be overweight because it has become so common. American’s lifestyle has changed and so has eating habits. Many know what needs to be done: eat healthy and exercise. But it can be more difficult than just that. Educating people about how and what to eat plays an important role in this. Many people simply do not know how to eat right, or are unaware of what they are actually consuming. Also, every person has a different body type so different foods and exercise may work more efficiently...
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...Personal Responsibility Eduardo Leon GEN/200 Professor Vita Alligood Personal Responsibility Responsibility is being accountable for one’s actions and to know and follow various rules, laws and conduct codes. By being responsible now, college students can assure their future. We must relate college and personal responsibility to have a successful life. Having a plan or layout for our education will reinforce our responsibilities. Living a healthy lifestyle, creating habits that will keep our personal, social and environmental condition in good shape. Morally we act responsible every day, and it reflects who we are and how we think. Even though sometimes difficult decisions are to be made we must never forget that we are responsible for our actions. To me personal responsibly means being aware, thus sometimes it is easier not have any, responsibility means the road towards the future. Famous writer producer and entrepreneur Walt Disney once stated that “all of our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them”. (Daily Examiner [Grafton, N.S.W] 05 Oct 2011 p.2). The road to our success starts with having financial stability. Thinking outside the box having a control over our finances, what we spend every month, or even as close as to every day can ensure that we know exactly what goes in and out of our bank accounts, thus making it easier to plan ahead. I have discovered that by developing habits this can be accomplished. Like any goal being financially stable...
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...their goals. Usually the best place to start is with themselves, by having figuring out their current fitness status. They need to also evaluate the exercises and activities they have been doing and improve their programs that will help make improvements towards their goal. Fitness and wellness isn’t all about working out, the individual needs to work on a diet plan and ways to control metabolic functions. Exercise and eating healthy are inseparable and come hand & hand with one another. Many people in the United States have struggled to eat healthy and also stay with a work out routine, which has resulted in an increase in obesity in America. Good health is just as important as fitness is, so it is important to create a good balance in order to achieve a high quality of life. To get a full understanding on where you stand on your health and fitness levels, you should regularly assess yourself. There are some specific attributes that an individual should check often to properly judge where they stand on their health and fitness levels. Doing an assessment on your fitness level is a great way to find out how healthy you are and your physical abilities. Before you start any exercise program, it is best to start by doing an assessment so that you know your fitness level before proceeding. Muscular strength and endurance is one of the first things you should check because it is apart of your everyday life, such as walking. According to Livestrong.com, “Muscular strength is the...
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...Government Regulate People’s Choice A healthy nation translates to faster growth, productivity, innovation, and other factors that contribute to well being of its people. Therefore, government should prioritize on ensuring it’s nation is healthy. Government reluctance on health issues can cost any nation a fortune. However, government involvement should cover all sectors of the health department. The government should prioritize these sectors, for example: FDA, disease control, and many more. Concerns have been raised concerning smoking, drinking and eating habits as they are the main causes of death in the world today. Diseases related to unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking, poor diet, and GMO’s are rampant in developed countries. While, trying to unearth the truth about unhealthy habits, the ideal posed in this paper has most health professionals and government officers have been struggling to answer. It is morally correct to have the government regulate personal choices on the above raised problems. As mentioned early, mortality rate caused by unhealthy habits is staggering. The leading causes of these deaths obesity and diseases like diabetes, coronary heart failure, and respiratory diseases caused mainly by unhealthy diet, smoking, and drinking (DA and DHHS, 20). Governments are reluctant to regulate personal choices on what one can eat, drink, and smoke. However, there is massive campaign to ensure that people know the health risk related with these...
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...STRATEGIC PLAN PART 2: SWOT Analysis Paper Latrice V. Smith BUS/475 University of Phoenix May 26, 2016 Thomas Lalka STRATEGIC PLAN PART 2: SWOT Analysis Paper Strategic Plan Part II: SWOT SWOT analysis is a vital system or tool utilized for anyone either before starting a company or even through the life of the company. SWOT analysis allows a company to determine where they currently stand in the market they are in and where they can take their company in the future. Knowing the strength, weakness, opportunities, threats, and trends could be the difference whether the company or organization will succeed or be outdone by its competitors. On this paper a SWOT analysis has been conducted to show the strength, weaknesses, threats, and trends that could impact the future of Power House Gym. Environmental Analysis There are various outside elements that could influence Power House Gym’s ability to reach it goals and accomplish the mission. In order to succeed Power House Gym will have to determine the proper strategy that could maintain the business. Studying the external environment about the business industry, competition, economic elements, technological elements, demographics, and so on could give Power House Gym an edge to continue succeeding move forward towards its goals. On the other hand internal environment is equally important since it analysis the inside aspects company’s operation, internal guidance and mission (Wise geek, 2003-2014). Performing an internal...
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...E Nursing Care Plan Roper, Logan and Tierney Model of Nursing Originally designed for the model of care, more nurses are aware of the Roper in 1976, has been updated and added to 1981.1980 and 1983 Roper, Logan and Tierney (Tierney and Roper, 2000). This form was used in a wide range of care settings. The model identifies 12 nursing activities of daily life that are related to basic human needs. They argue a “safe environment, communicating, breathing, eating and drinking, eliminating, personal hygiene, controlling body temperature, mobilising, working and playing, expressing sexuality, sleeping and dying” (Siviter 2002). The nurse will need to be able to assess where there are problems of continuing a sufficient quality and quantity of self-care activity for the patient's health and well-being. The care is delivered to meet the requirements of the patient by means of a care plan “that is put into place on admission.” In the process of care and structure of the individualization of care exists. Care plan should also include the client, but very confused with the client, it may be beyond the capabilities of (Siviter 2008). [endif] Issue and Goal In this article I am going to discuss how to nurse and develop a plan of care in connection with 12 activities of daily living, with “Maintaining a Safe Environment, Communication, Eating and Drinking and Working and Playing” as its main aims. Our patient of nursing care plan is Jake, age 4 years having 95 cm height and 13 Kg weight...
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...Business Model and Strategic Plan Part 1 BUS/475 Business Model and Strategic Plan Part 1 Scorecard Four Balanced Areas For Measures | Strategic Objectives | Measure | Metric | Target Year 2 | Target Year 2 | TargetYear 3 | Financial | Improve Profitability | Improve return on investments | ROIC | +2% | +3% | +4% | | Improve Revenue | Improve overall Revenue for the company | Revenue | +3% | +4% | +5% | | Increase Assets | Strengthen Financial Resources | Cash Flow | 5% | 5% | 5% | Customer | Customer oriented growth | Increase total number of customers | Market share | +3% | +5% | +7% | | Increase customer satisfaction | Customer satisfaction for goods | Customer surveys | +5% | +10% | +15% | | Increase obesity and healthy living awareness | The amount of customers signing up for monthly newsletters | Customer enrollments | +25% | +40% | +50% | Operation or Process | Improve productivity | Reduce the time to launch products | Product development cycle time | -3% | -5% | -7% | | Improve Physical Resources | Increase the efficiency of current products that product products | Product development | +3% | +4% | +5% | | Reduce Waste | Decrease the total amount of waste at the production line | Expense | -3% | -5% | -8% | Learning and Growth | Improve leadership by reducing turnover | Retain top management positions | Management turnover rate | -20% | -30% | -50% | | Implement a unique work-friendly culture for employees to continue to...
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...Conceptualizing a Business The idea of an assisted living facility always has been a dream. A servant’s heart is one of the key fundamentals for this project, along with a desire to provide care, hospitality, and dignity. Because I am a Louisiana girl, raised in a small town, those values were instilled and have become second nature. A clear description of Philao Living, its consumer, and vision are provided, along with future goals determined. Additionally, culture, social responsibility, and ethical standards are defined. Mission, Vision, and Values Philao Living is a nonprofit organization, committed to healthy living, and spiritual values. Our goal is to provide a safe, loving, and quality environment to greater Houston and its surrounding area for those 55 and up, ambulatory, or non. These objectives include health care options for diverse situations and a commitment to maintain social, legal, financial, medical and environmental stability. The values preserved by Philao are devotion to quality and cost-effective care, while involving family, physicians, patients, and caregivers to complete this mission. This organization is committed to employee and family education on disease and other helpful areas such as, meal planning, exercise, etc. The commitment to holistic health care that provides dignity, social, psychological, intellectual, and spiritual well-being is our focus and goal. Additionally, every individual should feel a continued sense of independence...
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...psychological and physical disorders, as well as understanding the criteria for disorders (“Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educational Programs (CACREP),” 2009). What they don’t necessarily teach us in many textbooks though, is that in order to be effective, addiction counselors need to have quality self care plans in place. First, to prevent burn out, I will lean on my colleagues for guidance. Those in the areas of social work and addiction counseling are sometimes known to protect one another, even when they shouldn’t (“Interprofessional Clinical Supervision in Mental Health and Addiction: Toward Identifying Common Elements,” 2007). Sometimes, colleagues are even known to sweep the mistakes of one another under the rug, when they may have actually harmed a patient (“Interprofessional Clinical Supervision in Mental Health and Addiction: Toward Identifying Common Elements,” 2007). I very much do not want my colleagues to do that for me. If it appears that I am experiencing burn out and that my patients may be at risk as a result, I plan to have a close network of trusted colleagues in place to speak up and help me realize my own burn out. I plan to achieve this through open and honest dialogue about expectations with them prior to any type of burnout ever occurring. To avoid burn out in myself as...
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...Strategic Plan Part II: SWOTT Name BUS 475 Instructor Date Strategic Plan Part II: SWOTT SWOTT analysis is a vital system or tool utilized for anyone either before starting a company or even through the life of the company. SWOTT analysis allows a company to determine where they currently stand in the market they are in and where they can take their company in the future. Knowing the strength, weakness, opportunities, threats, and trends could be the difference whether the company or organization will succeed or be outdone by its competitors. On this paper a SWOTT analysis has been conducted to show the strength, weaknesses, threats, and trends that could impact the future of Power House Gym. Environmental Analysis There are various outside elements that could influence Power House Gym’s ability to reach it goals and accomplish the mission. In order to succeed Power House Gym will have to determine the proper strategy that could maintain the business. Studying the external environment about the business industry, competition, economic elements, technological elements, demographics, and so on could give Power House Gym an edge to continue succeeding move forward towards its goals. On the other hand internal environment is equally important since it analysis the inside aspects company’s operation, internal guidance and mission (Wise geek, 2003-2014). Performing an internal environment will allow for better understanding of the business operations such as marketing, production...
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...Essay - HNC Business Management Level 4 Personal and Professional Development 1.1 Cunningham1 has defined self-managed learning as “…idealised adult action learning”. Therefore, self learning is a process where the learner develops their learning goals, decides on strategies to make it happen, identifies resources needed to achieve it and adopts the process to evaluate their achievement. Self managed learning can only be effective if a person has the ability to independently decide about their learning and can manage this without much institutional support. However, anecdotal evidence suggests that most people, though understanding the need for such learning approach, are unable to identify and manage their learning without guidance and support from an institution. Hence, people go to an institution to learn. However, It is the responsibility of the learner to take charge of their learning. In an adult learning environment, where most learners have been out of touch with learning for a while, it is important that the tutors initially provide hands on approach to guide the learners. Gradually, ‘tutor dependency’ reduces and the learner becomes more self dependent, starting to manage their learning more effectively. Self learning process can be facilitated through research, using online tools such as web logs, wikis, search engine facilities, use of social software and other multimedia tools such as audio and video equipment...
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...Access Access to adequate health care is very important factor in our health delivery plan. Every citizen regardless of economic status or location should be afforded the true definition of health access which is the ability to obtain affordable, convenient, acceptable, and effective personal health services in a timely matter. (Singh, 2008) As it stands today, the availability of health care is not equal for all. “Certain population groups in the United State face greater challenges then than the general population in accessing timely and needed health care services.” (Singh, 2008, p. 428) Being able to have access to adequate health care is the key factor of whether a not a person is able to maintain a healthy lifestyle. We believe that by expanding access to rural areas, promoting freestanding clinics and urgent care centers, and integrating public and private sector insurance to facilitate competition are steps in the right direction to ensure adequate access to all. Over the years there has been a major increase in physicians. “Current numbers far surpass the estimated 145 to 185 physicians per 100,000 populations that the United States actually needs.” (Singh, 2008, p. 129) these physicians are not being equally distributed throughout the health care system evenly. "Although all Americans are affected by problems with our health care delivery system, an overwhelming body of evidence demonstrates that certain populations are significantly...
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...the U.S. government provides a way to plan, track, and compare meals based on the nutrients needed by the individual. The website also provides an eating plan based on your height, weight, level of physical activity, and diet goals. Additionally, the website produces a nutrient report detailing the individuals average intake of a variety of nutrients, and compares and contrasts it to the target amount. Consuming proper nutrition is extremely important in living a healthy lifestyle. Paying clear attention and keeping an eye on your personal daily nutrition values and intake is vital to maintaining an adequate diet. The purpose of this paper is to analyze my personal dietary intake as a way of better understanding the ways in which the foods I consume are helping or hurting my overall nutrition and health. My personal daily intake will be analyzed to determine what foods are providing the right type of nutrients, and how food consumption might be adjusted to provide for a healthier nutrient intake. For this analysis, I created a plan using Super Tracker that was based on my current weight and activity level, and my goal to lose weight. My physical activity was tracked for the week of March 13- March 19, and my meals were tracked for the day of March 15, 2016. Prior to this project, I had recently changed my lifestyle. My eating habits have been very poor in the past, and my activity level was sedentary. In order to lose weight and live a healthy lifestyle, the recommendations I received...
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...[pic]Read without ads and support Scribd by becoming a Scribd Premium Reader. See Premium Plans × Language: English Choose the language in which you want to experience Scribd: • English • 中文 • Español • العربية • Português • 日本語 • Deutsch • Français • Turkce • Русский язык • Tiếng việt • Język polski • Bahasa indonesia Download Go BackAdd Note Link Embed Save [pic]of 8 Readcast [pic] [pic][pic][pic] Dr. Nola J. Pender PhD, RN, FAANa nursing theorist who first presented her Health Promotion Model for nursing in her book HealthPromotion in Nursing Practice (1982). She developed the idea that promoting optimal health supersedespreventing disease. Pender's theory identifies cognitive-perceptual factors in the individual, such asimportance of health, perceived benefits of health-promoting behaviors, and perceived barriers to health-promoting behaviors. These factors are modified by demographic and biologic characteristics andinterpersonal influences, as well as situational and behavioral factors. They help predict participation inhealth-promoting behavior. The individual's definition of health for himself or herself has more importance thana general statement about health. A major assumption in Pender's theory is that health, as a positive high-level state, is assumed to be a goal toward which an individual strives. Pender Nursing Theory The Health Promotion Model of nursingNola Pender, former professor...
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