Formula For Success

After reading my daughter Meilina’s post about Life Strategies yesterday, I remember one of Dr. Phil’s Books especially about “Formula For Success” as I have quoted below.  Being real with yourself is hard, but it needs to be done if you're going to live authentically. Be honest. Know your patterns. Recognize your typical excuses, rationalizations and justifications for failure. Look ahead and see which excuses you are most likely going...

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Cambodia Today

After reading the description of the building and it's history in Cambodia on my previous post, some friends want to know more about on the country today, especially after Pol Pot's regime .  In rural Cambodia today, agriculture accounts for 90% of the gross domestic product or income; representing the traditional mainstay of the Cambodian economy. However, rice has always been the principle commodity. As a matter-of- fact, rice is a vital economic factor in Cambodia’s agrarian society. Secondary crops that contribute to Cambodia’s...

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Recommended Next Destination : Cambodia

The Royal Palace was one of my favorite buildings. Originally, when King Noromdom first came to Phnom Penh from his previous capital Udong, he lived in a small, simple building made of wood and bamboo. Even though it might have been romantic, by French standards it was hardly a palace for a great lord. That is why, in 1865, they start to build the palace that we can see today. Its style is traditional Khmer, but the architect used modern materials...

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Your Business Should Be Using Social Media

There are some comments on the previous post.  Colson said : “Actually I think these advantages are valid and count. However only if the blogs are updated frequently and regularly and if the design and content are kept up to professional standards. Which may be costly and time-consuming”  Another friend commented as follows : “In the vagaries of this life we are often faced with all sorts of problems whose solution we sometimes can not solve its own but requires help from others. In this connection the experience and knowledge we...

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5 Reasons Why Your Business Should Have a Blog

Fortunately I have a senior blogger friend Brian Gardner who always sends me his experiences in blogging through e-mail as I have quoted below.  While you may not think your business needs a blog, there are a number of reasons why it should. With the availability of both free and inexpensive blogging platforms, your business can set up a blog in a matter of minutes and begin promoting your brand and connecting with customers. If you still aren’t convinced, here are five reasons why your business should have a blog.  1. It Builds...

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How Tablet Helps You Work Anywhere

One day me and my daughter Meilina went out of town for a New Year vacation . We were driving for Puncak, a famous and beautiful tourist spot in the mountains of West Java. All the way from Jakarta which takes about 2 hours, I saw my daughter was busy typing an article in the PC-Tablet. Many people say that she is work-alcoholic). Especially when she’s blogging on the Internet. Actually she has a fashion-blog , which extensively covered the...

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Best Tours in Asia

The Borobudur Buddhist temple in Java is one stop on a cultural tour of Indonesia offered by Journeys International. Indonesia: Sumatra Quest New this year; good value; volunteer opportunity True to its name, the outfitter offers trips that are heavier on culture shock than coddling. Enter the island of Sumatra, where you’ll stay in a traditional Batak Karo village, climb the active Sibayak Volcano, and camp among the orangutans in the rain forest...

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