Wall to Wall Cleaning Services, LLC

12/01/2023

Who knew all of this existed @ DFW airport.

Creature comforts

11/07/2022

04/25/2022

As China tightens its “zero-Covid” lockdowns, the world’s economy could get rocked 2020-style
Stark contrast... While Americans fly to spring vacays (legally) unmasked, 26M people in Shanghai are under strict Covid lockdown, policed by robot dogs and drones. China's largest city has been on a monthlong freeze as the government enforces its zero-Covid policy. Last week Shanghai reported three Covid deaths, the first official fatalities of an outbreak that’s infected about 400K people since March. Despite a near-zero death rate and falling cases…
• China’s doubled down on the harshest measures since the pandemic began: it’s sending all Covid-positive patients in Shanghai to quarantine centers, regardless of symptoms. It’s also amping up mass testing and tracing.
• Some residents are running out of food and water as clogged ports and closed roads crush supplies. It's illegal to leave home to get groceries, and food-delivery drivers are overstretched. The food crisis has sparked clashes between residents and police.
A city 3X the size of NYC... Shanghai accounts for a 10th of China's exports, but now the world's busiest port is at a virtual standstill. It’s hurting China: spending fell last month and unemployment hit the highest level since early in the pandemic. It’s also rippling across the global economy, disrupting everything from corporate profits to the ETA of your Shein order:
• Pricey shipping: The cost to export a container is 5X higher than pre-pandemic, and air freight rates have doubled.
• Deflated earnings: Nearly a fifth of S&P 500 companies get at least 5% of their business from China, and half of US companies in China have reduced their annual sales estimates.
• Crushed output: Tesla, Volkswagen, and iPhone-assembler Pegatron are among the manufacturers that’ve had to shut down plants during the lockdown.

THE TAKEAWAY

It could be worse than 2020… at least economically. That’s because the world’s been relying more on Chinese products since the pandemic started. China’s shares of global exports surged to 15.4% last year, the highest in a decade. Read: China’s lockdowns will likely have an even greater impact on inflation and global growth than they did the first time around.


This is what is driving the inflation & economy. China has more control than we would like to admit.

07/16/2021

Our company, W2W is looking for 3-4 people who are interested in working. If you would like to apply please go to our website & click on the button that says “Looking for Work”

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03/08/2021

Some quotes to think about when you are feeling down.

“The beginning is always today.” ― Mary Shelley

02/08/2021

No one will never achieve balance every second of every day, instead it’s something we should strive for overall.

"Letting go of control can sometimes make you feel more in control - accept that not every day is going to go exactly how you planned, or how you’d ideally want it to go."

01/19/2021

Snack Fact Of the Day:

Thomas Jefferson's inauguration day in 1801 marked the first peaceful transfer of power between political opponents in the US

Really gets you thinking 🤔

01/17/2021

A couple of different services we provide to our customers. The water damage pictures are of a building that leaked. We took care of the damage, cleaned the carpets & the disinfected the area that was needed. The last few pictures are after our EDT Covid-19 spray team serviced a factory down south.

12/29/2020

Idea of the Day: Curiosity

If we’re open to our own curiosity, we can see tough problems as interesting challenges, writes Harvard Business School professor Francesca Gino. But she says promoting curiosity can be a little uncomfortable:

“A good leader knows that innovation comes from encouraging and rewarding curiosity, even if — especially if — it means breaking the rules.”

Morning thoughts.

12/28/2020

Idea of the Day: Adaptability!!

Adaptability to uncontrollable situations has become increasingly important during the pandemic....

So true. Check yourself before worrying about others. Usually prevents tensions.

12/03/2020

“Relying on control, constantly micromanaging, and checking on employees leaves little space for trust to grow."

12/03/2020

“Encouraging employees to build time into the workday to address personal matters and then holding them accountable to doing it can help."