"I can't stand him. He is Mr Know-It-All. He pretends to omniscience," Anh sounded irked.
While it's bad form not to know what we clearly should, it's no shame fessing up to not knowing something we'd like to know or need to know.
Thriving in life...making career and personal life more meaningful and fulfilling.
Don't miss what is happening now while waiting for something else. There is nothing fundamentally wrogn with our lives or our present challenges.
I always try to play the cards I am dealt, and play them well, until I get dealt a new hand.
I live each day on purpose, one small step at a time. We never know what surprises await us.
ACE achieved 88% in his Maths prelims...finally beating his long time buddy's score of 82%
Commitment is the parent of determination and determination is the one quality I find common in the lives of all successful people.
The lacquerware I bought from HCMC were a great bargain. A jewellery box for only 80,000dong. But wifey just found out that it's grossly full of defects
Most of us have been overseas to buy some souvenir, only to discover that while it's cheap, the workmanship is poor. Only quality people produce quality work.
When it comes to salary, an overwhelming majority of people feel they are overworked and unperpaid: OW and UP
And since many people feel they should be paid much more, the tendency is to produce Minimum Acceptable instead of aiming for Maximum Possible. But quality people give a quality performance. That's what I do. Count on me for quality. No discounts. Regardless of the actual pay.
We all know negative people - or "negatrons"- in the workplace. They're the people who are contritutionally incapable of saying something positive or complimentary to any suggestions. You could walk into their office with the cure for cancer and the 1st words out of their mouth would be, "Let me explain why that won't work." This is pure unadulaterated negativity under the guise of being helpful.
If you fall into that category, you would be wise to monitor your statements....because it turns people off. This is a serious flaw
My colleagues from Jakarta and Melbourne came to say g'day. They are in town for our Marketplace tradeshow event on Thursday.
When we return home from trade shows, there's all the things that are stacked up while we were at the show. We, sales leaders who attend trade shows are often overwhelmed upon returning home and focus on daily activities to most avoid the show follow-up.
On the contrary, I ensure I schedule time after the show to follow-up, refusing to let other activities degrade my show investment.
from left: Dom, Dennis, Kim
Restlessness grows like a cancer. It can choke the life out of us, in the form of workaholism, divorce, throwing in the towel and quitting our jobs. I see far too many people out there: working in jobs they hate, often because they are operating out of their weaknesses, rather than expressing their strengths.
To me, finding out who I am, and being able to express my gifts and talents, has been a most beautiful and fulfilling experience
The TODAY ON SUNDAY paper ran this headline today, "Hey, Big Spender". The story is about the people who chalk up over $50,000 a month on their credit cards - and whom the banks are all out to woo.
What separates the New Rich from those who save it all for the end only to find that life has passed them by?
Here's what I have recently learned: Being financially rich and having the ability to live like a millionaire are fundamentally two very different things.
"I can't seem to think of any memorable childhood moments with my father," KC admitted.
I have come to recognise that although many people love their parents and have good relationships with them, others do not. But I think everyone wants to. Every child, whether young or old, wants to love and be love by his/her parents.
"I have been a GSA with MI for 20 years," Charles declared.
Dissatisfaction sometimes can be the motive of true progress. Dissatisfied with the pen, man invented the printer; dissatisfied with the chariot and locomotive, he invented the airplane.
Past laurels must be put aside as we press forwasrd. To stay complacently where we are is to be a caterpillar that stay without enjoying the glorious life of a butterfly.