How Aldub's Maine Mendoza Empowers Tisa Elementary School Students Via Quipper
Aldub's Maine Mendoza is a phenomenally profitable TV personality and gives back to charity by donating millions from her concerts. But if you read her interview from Esquire Magazine, you know she's tired and could be so burnt out from showbiz, that she might quit, potentially losing millions of advertising money that GMA could earn. Perhaps there's a way she can relax to gain strength and still secure her career?
The Solution? She makes FREE tutorial videos for students of Tisa Elementary School via Quipper. How this solution can help her and the students? Here's how:
1. Yayadub Maine started in Dubsmash, an online application that can share video clips across the planet. GMA has nothing to do with Dubsmash.
If she's to survive, she needs to go back to her roots without GMA's intervention because according to the book "Anti-Fragile by Nicholson Taleb", focusing on one domain can make one vulnerable to random catastrophe, called "Black Swans", and her one domain right now is GMA.
2. If she spreads herself to other domains, she's less vulnerable when she gets sacked by GMA because she still has audience elsewhere, such as Dubsmash.
And if she adds Quipper to her domains, she now has three: GMA, Dubsmash, and Quipper, making her one domain stronger. But what is Quipper and how can Tisa Elementary School benefit?
Quipper is an online website where Cebuano students learn subjects from their K-12 curriculum and where teachers can simplify the way they assign, check, monitor and grade their students' assignments.
3. There are tutorial videos on history and social sciences in Quipper, and if Maine Mendoza makes fun tutorial videos about them, such as a video on How To Pronounce Difficult Tagalog Words and she acts out scenes in Filipino movies in a Dubsmash lip-sync way, she can destress from GMA pressure, educate Filipinos and tap the Global Power of Quipper, because Quipper is a big multinational company and I don't think GMA is.
4. Students of Tisa Elementary School are the first to experience Quipper in Cebu, and if they get a thrilling experience from Quipper because of Maine Mendoza's involvement, more Local Government Units will sponsor Quipper for their respective schools.
And the more students use Quipper, the more growth for Quipper, and growth for Quipper means Aldub's career thrives. Victory for everyone!
Unless Maine Mendoza signed a contract where she can't do videos on Quipper, she can start making the tutorial videos today, preferably under Bisaya Short Films productions. Wink.
