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"Tosin, your laptop is always plugged in. Won't it spoil your battery?"

Myth 1: Leaving your devices plugged will "overcharge" them.

False.

This simply isn't true. Most smartphones, laptops are smart enough to momentarily stop charging once the device is fully charged. It does this long enough for the device to drain two or three percent, then it will climb back up to 100 percent.

Myth 2: You should always let the battery drain completely.

False.

Today, most batteries never truly fully discharge. If you allow your battery-powered devices to go to "dead" each and every day, it will reduce the battery’s effectiveness over time.

Smartphones today have lithium-ion batteries, which don’t suffer from the memory problems of older nickel-cadmium batteries. Similarly, lithium-ion batteries count charges differently than older batteries, so you don’t need to worry about discharging it completely.

Myth 3: Using your laptop while charging it will diminish your battery’s capacity.

False.

Keeping your laptop plugged in isn’t actually a problem; once your battery is full, the power management features in your laptop will stop charging it, and draw any power the laptop needs from the charger alone.

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But I know something that will damage your battery, whether laptop or phone.

Heat!

Your laptop’s electronic guts can get quite hot, especially during prolonged high-workload usage. Continuous exposure to that heat can diminish your battery’s ability to hold a charge.

That's why some of us have coolers for our laptops and have them on stands while working. And why working inside AC rooms can be beneficial for your devices.

But know this: batteries will die and degrade over time no matter what you do, so don’t think too much about them.

Fact

You can now get many customers 24/7 on Google even if you're not online.

When you put your business on GBP, you will be able to get more customers for your products and services.
Most people now spend time on Google looking for what they need.

You simply set your business up and customers will always see it on Google, call you and buy.

You will learn how to do this in the PYBG training.
PYBG means- Put Your Business On Google.

You can do this using your Smartphone.

In the training, you will get access to learn :

1. How Google my business works (Now known as Google Business Profile)

2. How to register a business on Google business profile

3. How to use the right description that will help customers find you.

4. How to do local keyword research that customers are searching for.

5. How to use G-Search & G-Maps to navigate GBP

6. Content creation strategy on your business profile.

7. How to use R & 5s method to get more clients & customers on G& P

8. How to get a free website on Google Business Profile so that people can easily call you using call to action tweaks.

9. How to add the appropriate photos on Google my business.

10. How to give other people access to manage your business profile to remain updated.

11. How to verify businesses and reinstate your account after suspension.

12. How to check your insights on GBP to know the number of people who have checked out your business daily.

13. How to use your Google my business skill and knowledge to make money online and offline
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