Showing posts with label Adam Gerard Washousky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Gerard Washousky. Show all posts

Saturday, January 4, 2020

Family / Surprises / Traditions

Karla Hoppe
Adam Washousky
This past Thanksgiving our family was blessed with the news that my younger sister and her husband are having a baby! It was not only a blessing but a beautiful surprise. It made Thanksgiving all the more special. Families were brought together and celebrations were in order.
After Thanksgiving we all spent the holidays in our respected states from NY-FL-CA-MA-MN Yes we're wide spread. This Christmas we vowed to keep our family traditions alive and well. Making cookies, hanging holiday lights and making a beautiful Italian Feast made us all seem close this past Christmas despite the mileage betwen us.
As the new year starts, 2020 is a year of understanding, moving forwards, blessings, love, abundance and crushing goals. I'm thankful for my family, my God, my boo. I'm excited to start 2020 healthy and prosperous and wish all the same!

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

Wounded Warrior Project Veteran Retreat Program


Florida-based entrepreneur Adam Gerard Washousky has a diverse professional background in education, business operations, and customer relationship management. Adam Gerard Washousky is the proprietor of A-Team Operations, an online retail business that donates a portion of all sales to various charitable causes, including the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP).

For more than 15 years, WWP has supported military veterans and service members who sustained physical and psychological injuries while serving in military operations occurring after the September 11th attacks. The organization delivers programming to support the over half a million veterans suffering from pervasive medical and mental health issues.

WWP launched its Project Odyssey veteran retreat to help returning soldiers recover from conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder and combat stress. Participants can elect to join single-gender or couple 90-day programs that combine therapeutic outdoor activities with counseling. After completing the program, participants can become alumni of WWP and gain access its extensive network of resources.

Monday, October 1, 2018

Three Effective eBay Listing Tools


A longtime New York-based landscaper and model for Abercrombie & Fitch, Adam Gerard Washousky now resides in Florida, where he manages an online business and supports a variety of nonprofit organizations. As the owner of an eBay company called A-Team Operations, Adam Gerard Washousky sells clothing, candles, and other home decor products.

High-volume sellers on eBay can save time and money by using third-party listing tools, such as:

- ChannelAdvisor. Using an effective data transformation engine, ChannelAdvisor allows users to input product data and receive optimized product listings on more than 90 global marketplaces. Other features include advanced quantity management tools and prioritized distribution centers that track stock levels. 

- Jazva. This cloud-based system allows users to automate listings and track sales and inventory. Jazva also includes a feature that gives the option to automatically adjust product prices based on competition from similar eBay companies. 

- CrazyLister. One of the more easy-to-use listing tools, CrazyLister uses a drag-and-drop editor that lets users create professional listings in a matter of minutes. The starter package costs $20 per month.

Friday, September 7, 2018

Avoiding Lower-Back Pain as a Fitness Enthusiast


As owner and founder of A-Team Operations, Adam Gerard Washousky leads as an online retail entrepreneur with a focus on exceeding customer expectations. A longtime resident of Florida and New York, Adam Gerard Washousky enjoys lifting weights in his free time. 

Avoiding lower-back pain when engaging in weightlifting is often achievable by taking simple precautions and maintaining correct posture. Safety begins with proper form, which includes firmly planted feet and maintaining a straight back while being careful not to lift from the spine. 

The two major types of back pain involve flexion-based and extension-based dysfunctions. Flexion issues are most common in today’s office-bound society and can be alleviated by proper posture while sitting at the desk and taking breaks for short walks or stretching exercises throughout the day. 

By contrast, extension-based dysfunctions are most common among those who work out or participate in athletics regularly. One type occurs when the pelvis is overextended, or positioned in an anterior tilt, for an extended period. When experiencing this type of pain, avoid exercises that can exacerbate the problem such as back extensions and squats until the pain goes away and mobility is restored.