Don’t Be Afraid to Lose

Don't Be Afraid to Lose

Having nothing, nothing can he lose. - William Shakespeare In the past, I've used to be really conservative and cautious, especially with my decisions and actions. I like following rules and system, making sure I do what is acceptable and favorable to other people. I seldom go out of my comfort … [Read more...]

The One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson

The One Minute Manager

The best minute I spend is the one I invest in people. – The One Minute Manager The ability to effectively deal, manage and lead people is one of the greatest challenge we are now faced.  People are becoming more independent, strong-minded and stubborn which makes human communication and … [Read more...]

Over Analysis Leads to Paralysis

Over Analysis Leads to Paralysis

A common cause that blocks one's ability to achieve success, happiness and fulfillment in life is the tendency of falling into over analysis.  The ability to examine and analyze complex problems and situations is an important skill, yet, it becomes hindrance if it's done too much. My first job, … [Read more...]

Practice Makes Permanent

Practice Makes Permanent

An ounce of practice is worth more than a ton of preaching. - Mohandas Gandhi   It is easy to admire a person with great talent, skill or high level of intelligence.  Oftentimes, we call them gifted or special.  We like to praise and celebrate their works and achievements. An example of … [Read more...]

How to Get What You Want in Life?

How to Get What You Want in Life?

A lot of people are afraid to say what they want. That's why they don't get what they want. - Madonna One attitude that I consistently possess is being a go-getter.  I always have wants, goals or dreams that I aim to achieve.  And amazingly, I’m able to accomplish most of it. To name a … [Read more...]

Validated Learning: Lesson Learned from Eric Ries’ the Lean Startup

Validated Learning

Early on this month, I had the privilege to know an innovative Silicon Valley entrepreneur in the name of Eric Ries. Eric Ries pioneered and popularized a new-business concept that he called The Lean Startup movement which has already been integrated and applied in many business strategies, small … [Read more...]

Tribes by Seth Godin Review

Tribes by Seth Godin

This book, Tribes, is written by best-selling author, Seth Godin.  Seth is an American entrepreneur, author and public speaker. He is considered one of the innovative minds on business, leadership, marketing and change management of our time. He popularized new ideas and ways of doing things which … [Read more...]

How to Stop Being a Yes Man?

YES MAN

Have the courage to say no. Have the courage to face the truth. Do the right thing because it is right. These are the magic keys to living your life with integrity.  - W. Clement Stone Last week, I was watching a movie starring Jim Carrey entitled “Yes Man”.  The movie is about a guy … [Read more...]

Steve Jobs: Attitudes of Successful People

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Be a yardstick of quality.  Some people aren't used to an environment where excellence is expected. - Steve Jobs   Steve Jobs is this months featured personality in our blog series, "Attitudes of Successful People".   Steve Jobs is the co-founder and previous CEO of Apple, Inc., a … [Read more...]

The 4 Hour Work Week Review

The 4 Hour Work Week

    Focus on being productive instead of busy.  – Timothy Ferriss The book, The 4 Hour Work Week, was written by Timothy Ferriss, also known as Tim Ferriss. Tim is an American entrepreneur, investor, public speaker and author.  He was nominated as one of Fast Company’s “Most … [Read more...]