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Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
We’ve all experienced the side effects of a negative friend, colleague or co-worker. Perhaps you work with someone who complains endlessly about his job but never offers any solutions. Or, a good friend speaks unfavorably about others in your circle and creates drama.
These negative people are markedly pessimistic and will exhaust anyone. Destructive energy and drama follow them everywhere. If you’re not careful, they can pull you into their chaos -- disrupting your focus and sidelining your goals.
Use these seven strategies to better deal with negative people in your life.
1. Set boundaries.
2. Avoid complainers.
3. Weed out negative employees.
4. Choose your battles.
5. Don’t over analyze the situation.
6. Develop a support system.
7. Embody positivity.
This is a very viral prank. Or was it a staged prank? you be the judge. Found this from Facebook
This is a very viral prank. Or was it a staged prank? you be the judge.
The bill was heavily joke !!
Posted by Mavi Kocaeli on Monday, April 20, 2015
I don't agree to some of the points which was cited on this article but it is worth quoting. I wish to delete the parts I don't agree but I don't think it is a good idea.
If we’re being honest, relationships aren’t just about love; they’re about goals.
They’re about fulfilling those specific ideas we have on who we want, what we want and where we want to be in 10 years. These goals serve as a benchmark for our own relationship happiness.
The thing about goals and ideas, however, is they constantly change as we grow older.
Who and what we want, especially during our tumultuous 20s, when we’re still figuring out ourselves, differs with each passing year.
Here are your relationship goals in your early 20s versus your late 20s.
Early 20s: You want a boyfriend
The specifics of said boyfriend don’t really matter that much. As long as you have someone to send cute text messages to during the workday and be your new gym motivation, you feel completely fulfilled.
Late 20s: You want the boyfriend
You’ve gotten the hot douchebags and going-nowhere-losers out of your system, and now you’re focused on finding their permanent replacement.
You’re not trying to waste anyone’s time on someone you know you’re not going to be with forever.
Early 20s: You want someone to take the lead
When you’re just starting out in the dating world, you aren’t sure of “how these things go” and are comfortable with someone else showing you the ropes.
You want a boyfriend who will take care of you and be by your side through the emotional roller coaster that is your early 20s.
Late 20s: You want to be equals
Playing the role of chill, passive girlfriend no longer interests you. As you’ve grown up, you’ve become more confident in your opinions and want someone who appreciates them as much as his own.
You don’t need a boyfriend to introduce you to things; you need a boyfriend who discovers them with you.
Early 20s: You want to impress people
If he looks good on a piece of paper, then he’ll definitely look good on top of you.
And that’s basically your ultimate goal when you’re still caring about what other people think.
You want to have the best guy who’s out there, even if it’s not the best relationship.
Late 20s: You want to be impressed
You’re a little bit jaded when it comes to life right now and could use a boyfriend who changes your perspective on that.
It no longer matters as much if he impresses your friends and family – you are the one who is dating him. And you care more about how your relationship looks on the inside than the outside.
Early 20s: You want someone to keep up with you
You lead a busy life with no intention of putting it on hold for anyone.
You want the boyfriend who will happily partake in all-nighters and friend’s birthdays and office parties and still find time to binge watch the entire “Mad Men” series.
He needs to be able to buckle his own seatbelt because you’re already on a roll.
Late 20s: You want someone who slows you down
You’re longing for a boyfriend who can appreciate living a full life in a more pared-down setting.
You’re exhausted from always moving at a fast pace and seek a partner who won’t require energy or an effort.
You need a companion, not a coach.
Early 20s: You want someone whom your friends will love
When we’re just starting out, all we want is approval from our best friends that the guy we’re dating is “right” for us.
Your friends’ reassurance is almost more comforting than your own.
Late 20s: You want someone who will be your best friend
As more of your crew pairs off and settles down, you seek a partner to fill that space.
You want someone who will keep your secrets, as well as your heart.
Early 20s: You’ll make excuses
You’re just happy to have a boyfriend and someone to listen to you stress about an Instagram caption for 30 minutes.
Even if he’s not “The One” or a perfect match, you’ll let it slide and chalk it up to a learning experience.
Late 20s: You won’t take excuses
You know your worth, and you won’t stand for less. If he’s got everything but you, you’re no longer afraid of moving on.
Early 20s: You want to act like kids
You’re still not quite over your juvenile tendencies and penchant for innocent trouble. Your ideal relationship is more of a partner-in-crime who will get into all kinds of mischief.
Late 20s: You’re thinking about having them
Whether you’ve decided if you want them or not is another thing, but you can’t deny that it’s on your mind, especially when deciding on a potential partner.
The ideal guy starts to look a lot less “bad” and a lot more like Dad.
Early 20s: You crave the drama
There’s something oddly comforting about drama, for it means that the other person is still invested in the relationship.
When we’re younger and still haven’t wised up, relationship drama can be the most exciting part of our lives.
We can’t help but equate it to passion.
Late 20s: You prefer that nothing is staged
You’re comfortable in your own skin; you have nothing to hide, and thus, this relationship should be equally 100 percent authentic.
You’re tired of the games. You’re tired of the sit-and-wait. You prefer to be totally real and upfront. You’re more mature now, and so is your relationship.
Early 20s: You’re looking for someone to fork
You’ve got to love having the sex drive of a sheltered pubescent teenager coupled with a steady partner who is always down for you.
Late 20s: You’re looking for someone to spoon
Sex is great, but it does not fully make a great relationship.
You want someone who cares about the aftermath, who wants to cuddle you after simply because he’s not done being close to you.
In your late 20s, your partner has your back – not just your backside.
Early 20s: You want him to buy you dinner
The only future you’re thinking about is where you guys will be having your next meal.
Late 20s: You want him to buy you an engagement ring
You’re ready for the next step in your life and are seriously starting to think of this person in terms of “forever” and not just “for now.”
Early 20s: You want someone to sleep over
Having someone to go to bed with and wake up to is really comforting, especially during this unpredictable time.
It feels good knowing you have someone to call when you need some company.
Late 20s: You want someone to move in with
It’s not just about going to bed and waking up to them; it’s building and sharing a life together, which you now feel ready for.
Found an interesting story about why more Filipinos are poor because of "Dakot" Mentality. Here is an excerpt from Vic and Avelynn Garcia’s book entitled "Kontento Ka Na Ba Sa KaPERAhan Mo?" source text
Kurot Principle
Ano ‘yung Kurot Principle? Ay, ang ganda nitong Kurot Principle na ito. To better understand this, I will tell you a story of a person na balak bumili ng cellphone worth P1,000. Nagkataong mayroon siyang P100,000 na savings. Puwede ba siyang bumili ng cellphone? Puwede, kasi yung P1,000, kurot lang ‘yon sa kanyang savings.
May pangalawang taong balak bumili ng cellphone. Ang bibilhin niya ay worth P1,000 din. Mayroon siyang savings sa bangko na P1,000. Bumili siya ng cellphone. Anong tawag dun? Dakot na ‘yun! Dinakot lahat ang pera niya!
May pangatlong tao, balak bumili ng cellphone, pero walang savings. P1,000 lang naman ‘yung bibilhin niya. Bumili siya. Anong tawag ‘dun? Utang na ‘yun!
Ang tanong: ano’ng prinsipyo ang ginagamit mo sa buhay mo? Kurot, dakot, o utang?
Magtataka pa ba tayo kung bakit tayo naghihirap o baon sa utang? Ang gagaling nating dumakot! Ang gagaling nating umutang! Gusto mong yumaman? Starting today, matutong kumurot. Kapag may bibilhin, dapat kinukurot lang! Nagkakaintindihan ba tayo? Kapag ginawa mo ito, pangako, yayaman ka.
Pag-aralan nating muli ang mga pinakamayayaman sa Pilipinas, ang Chinoy. Again, bakit sila mayayaman? Ang gagaling nilang… kumurot! Tayo ang gagaling nating… dumakot! Sasampolan kita…
Pinoy vs. Chinoy Businessman
May dalawang negosyanteng nagsimula ng kanilang negosyo, isang Pinoy at isang Chinoy. Ang capital nila pareho ay P100,000.
Sa unang buwan, si Pinoy, kumita ng P10,000. Ano ang iniisip bilhin? Cellphone. Si Chinoy, kumita rin ng P10,000. Ano ang gagawin niya? Idadagdag niya sa puhunan.
So magkano na ngayon ang puhunan ni Chinoy? P110,000! Si Pinoy, P100,000 pa rin, pero may bago siyang cellphone. Ang ganda!
Ituloy natin. After a few months, maganda ang takbo ng negosyo. Si Pinoy kumita ng P50,000. Ang Pilipinong may P50,000, ano ang balak bilhin? Bibili siya ng home theater, DVD, at LCD TV! Si Chinoy, kumita rin ng P50,000. Anong gagawin niya? Idadagdag uli sa puhunan niya. Magkano na ang puhunan niya? P160,000 na!
A few months later pa, ang Pinoy kumita ng P150,000! Ang Pilipinong mayroong P150,000, ano ang balak bilhin? Second-hand na kotse o pang-downpayment sa bagong kotse. Ang Chinoy, may P150,000. Ano’ng gagawin niya? Idadagdag sa puhunan! Magkano na ang puhunan niya? P310,000!
Buwan-buwan, si Pinoy kumikita. Dagdag siya ng dagdag ng gamit. Magkano ang puhunan niya? P100,000! Si Chinoy, buwan-buwan kumikita. Ano ang ginagawa niya? Dagdag ng dagdag sa puhunan niya. One day, Chinoy was able to save P1 million! So ginawa niya, he approached one supplier and said, “Supplier, kung bibili ako sa‘yo ng worth P1 million, bibigyan mo ba ako ng discount?” Hulaan mo kung ano ang sasabihin ng supplier. “Of course, ang dami mong bibilhin, kaya bibigyan kita ng additional 5% discount!”
Ngunit naisip ni Chinoy, “Hindi naman yata maganda na sa akin lahat ang 5%. Ang gagawin ko, bibigyan ko ang customers ko ng 3% discount at sa akin na lang ‘yung 2%.” Ibig sabihin, bababa ang presyo ng kanyang mga ibinebentang produkto.
It just so happened na magkatabi ang tindahan ni Chinoy at ni Pinoy. Pareho sila ng mga produktong ibinebenta. Given the situation, kanino kayo bibili? Kay Chinoy, because it’s cheaper. Ano ang mangyayari sa negosyo ni Pinoy? Malulugi na. Kasi mas mahal ang kaniyang produkto. Ano ang gagawin niya? Ibebenta niya ‘yung kotseng nabili niya ng P150,000. Sino ang bibili? Siyempre, ang maraming pera, si Chinoy. Tatawaran pa ni Chinoy ang kotse ng P80,000. Dahil gipit na si Pinoy, kahit palugi ay ibebenta na rin niya. Si Chinoy ngayon ay nagkaroon ng kotse na murang-mura lang!
After a few months, mauubos din ang P80,000 ni Pinoy. Ano ang susunod na gagawin ni Pinoy? Ang home entertainment niya ay ibebenta na rin. Magkano? P20,000 na lang. Sino ang bibili? Si Chinoy. Darating ang araw na pati ang cellphone ni Pinoy ay ibebenta na niya. Magkano niya ibebenta? P2,000 na lang! Isang araw, magsasara na ang negosyo ni Pinoy. Ano ang gagawin niya? Malamang, magtatrabaho na lang siya kay Chinoy. Ito ang kuwento ng bansang Pilipinas!
Naalala mo pa ba noong araw, mas mayayaman ang mga Pinoy kaysa sa mga Chinese. Bakit nagbago? Ano ba ang problema natin? Dakot kasi tayo ng dakot! Sila, kurot lang ng kurot!
Mayroon kaming naging participant before na nagsabi, “Sir, hindi naman totoo ‘yan! I know a Chinoy, he drives a BMW. That’s a P5 million car! Kurot ba ‘yun?” Malamang kurot ‘yun! Noong binili niya ‘yun, mayroon na siyang P100 million na savings! So kurot lang ‘yun! Nandiyan ka pa ba?
Isang Kahig, Isang Tuka
Saan ka makakakita ng mga taong isang kahig, isang tuka? Saan? Sa squatters area? Magtigil ka! Gusto mo’ng makakita ng mga taong isang kahig, isang-tuka? Sa Ortigas, sa Makati, may makikita ka.
What do I mean? Kapag hindi ka sumuweldo ng isang buwan, mabubuhay ba ang pamilya mo? Kung wala kang credit card, kung mawalan ka ng trabaho ngayon, ilang araw ang aabutin para mabuhay ng matino ang pamilya mo? Kapag nawalan ka ng suweldo, patay ka!
Ang mga Chinoy, kahit hindi muna kumita o magnegosyo, mabubuhay ng maganda. Bakit po? Kasi many years ago, kumahig sila ng kumahig at tumuka lang konti. Kaya marami sa kanila ngayon, tuka na lang ng tuka. Maraming Pinoy, kapag hindi tayo kumahig, wala tayong tutukain.
Ito ang masakit–sometimes, kahit matanda na tayo, kahig pa rin tayo ng kahig. Gaano karaming Pilipino ang 60 years old na ay trabaho pa rin ng trabaho? Puwede ba, simula ngayon, kumahig ka nang kumahig at iwasan munang tumuka. I-deprive ang sarili ng kaunti.
Ang pinakamasakit sa lahat ay ito–one day, you want to work, but you cannot work. You are already old. Why? Nagpakasasa ka kasi noong bata ka pa. Inubos mo na lahat ng lakas at kalusugan mo sa bisyo.
Tanong: Masama ba’ng bumili ng mahal? Sagot: Hindi! Basta kinukurot lang! Kapag nakakita ka ng kasamahan mong naka-Nike shoes, huwag mong husgahan kaagad iyong tao! Malay mo, kinurot lang niya iyon. At the end of the day, what is happening to other people is not important. What’s more important is what is happening to you.
The Bible says in 1 Thessalonians 4:11, “Make it your ambition to lead a quiet life. You should mind your own business and work with your hands, just as we told you.”
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I found a very interesting picture on the internet but I do not know who created it. Now I could not cite the original creator for this.
When people look at successful people, the only see his/her success. But what they don't see is what lies beneath his/her success. It turns out that the success part of his life is only a tip of an ice berg of what really happened before he/she reached success. This pictures is self explanatory.
I cannot provide the source for this picture, thus I cannot provide the source.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
Ang buhay ni Juan na dapat maunawaan
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Posted by Ramil Engada on Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Poor is getting poorer, middle class dont have time and are pressured, and rich are becoming more rich.
Friday, April 17, 2015
When we want to achieve something, we need to make an initial steps to achieve it. No matter how big or small our dreams are, we can never achieve it if we don't make the initial steps to achieve it.
Here is an article from one of my favorite blog, the LifeHacker.com
Here are some points that the article is pointing out:
Find out what motivates you: When we find out what our motivations are, it will be easier for us to make the move.
Get some external deadlines: We must set deadlines for every tasks and we must follow the deadlines the we have set, no excuses, otherwise, we tend to postpone the tasks and eventually end up not finishing the task.
Grab a partner: This is very important. The partner can evaluate us and they can help us do the task effectively. They can also give us constructive criticism in order for us to have grow.
Embrace Failure: Failure is the best teacher. We all know that. The number of failures we experience defines how successful we will be. For as long as we don't give up.
Use reward strategically, generously reward yourself on the occasion of success, it can help you do better.
An article by Maria Popova entitled How to get Rich: Paul Graham on Money vs. Wealth. I found this article interesting that is why I am adding this in my collection.
I was browsing the internet and I was crossed a site where it caught my attention. The title says 7 Million-Dollar Habits of the Super Successful. I just want to share what I read. Here is the preview of the list:
- Write your to-do list the night before
- The Mind, the Body and Soul
- Goal Setting and Visualization
- Gratitude and Positive self talk
- Self Development
- Networking
- Meetings and Accountability Sessions
Check out the complete details at the 7 Million-Dollar Habits of the Super Successful.
في عسل فى الدنيا كدا :D ؟
في عسل فى الدنيا كدا :D ؟
Posted by Mehwar TV on Saturday, February 14, 2015
Courtesy of Mehwar TV
Thursday, April 16, 2015
There are so many ways to earn online. I will just mention a few.
only to name a few.. There are PTC (Paid to Click) Sites where you earn by clicking sites; Forums that gives cents by just posting post in their forums provided that your don't spam their forum.
There is also the Google Adsense where you place google advertisement to your blogs or websites.
Please leave comment if the links does not work.
- freelance.com
- freelancer.com (known as getafreelancer.com before)
- odesk.com
- payperpost.com
- elance.com
- raket.ph
- fiverr.com
- 199jobs.com
- portfoliomnl.com
- eserbisyo.ph
- kalibrr.com
only to name a few.. There are PTC (Paid to Click) Sites where you earn by clicking sites; Forums that gives cents by just posting post in their forums provided that your don't spam their forum.
There is also the Google Adsense where you place google advertisement to your blogs or websites.
Please leave comment if the links does not work.
VIDEO
Watch this interesting video about Financial Life
When we want to improve the stability of our financial life, this video will enlighten us and teach us what we should do. Here are it is:
- Carefully choose what to focus on.
- Figure out, what does this all mean
- What will you do?
In-depth explanation can be read at Entrepreneur.com
We all have our personal behavior, traits or characteristics. How we deal with the people will depend on how emotionally stable we are especially when it comes to troubles and disappointment we go through.
The source for this information is from other site: Emotional Intelligence from LifeHacker
The source for this information is from other site: Emotional Intelligence from LifeHacker
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