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                            Pampering/being pampered is enemy of learning. Your sensei, sifu or master can only render a few % help. 97%++  ?   Self-help.

                            Learn from MacGyver, master of self-help.

February 4th, 2010 | Tags: pamper, self-help | Category: Butterfly kisses | Leave a comment

                                 When life drops you a huge harsh bomb, take control. See a hypnotherapist. 

                                 Who sees a hypno guy ? Not just the depressed. Cancer patients & those with migraine, asthma, phobia, etc are some on the list of hypnotherapist’s appointment.

                                  Hypnotherapy is well accepted in psychology field. It’s also practised in hospitals.

                                 It’s all in the mind. It may be hard for one to accept pain of harsh reality of life. Not so for your subconscious mind. A stronger subconscious mind can successfully ‘influence’ your conscious counterpart.

February 1st, 2010 | Tags: conscious, harsh, hypnotherapy, mind, patients, subconscious | Category: An apple a day | Leave a comment

                           DHA and EPA are crucial for our brain. A high level of both can be found in fish oil.

                           Try taking in the morning. Note the difference.

February 1st, 2010 | Tags: brain, DHA, EPA | Category: An apple a day | Leave a comment

                          Denzel’s cool. Protecting last book (bible) on earth with style.

                          There was a man who founded his own business. The business failed. He went into depression. He began spending the next few months reading self-improvement books. He was back on his feet again. Today, he’s an executive director with a huge corporation.

February 1st, 2010 | Tags: books | Category: Butterfly kisses | Leave a comment

                          Engineer-ed but not MBA-ed, yet. Great disadvantage. Engineers are well trained , technically. Nevertheless, human and business are very different and can be much more complicated than machines, chemicals, electronic parts, etc.  Much management skills, tact & biz acumen can be learned from MBA. Ask an engineer with MBA.

                          Don’t look down on your subordinates. Handle with tact as we need human to help us. 

                         Machine is still no match for human. You can re-watch ‘The Terminator’ movie again. The ability to handle human is a pre-requisite skill.

January 31st, 2010 | Tags: complicated, human, MBA | Category: Mastering 9 to 5 | Leave a comment

                                         This is the story of Alice. Teaching in high school is no child’s play as high school students can be very difficult to handle. After 7 years in high school, she’s ready for greener pasture. She’s eyeing universities now. Oh yes, she just got her Master Degree recently.

                                          University, a place where her qualification is much more appreciated. Undergraduates, more mature & listenable students.

                                          Isn’t that great ? Career destiny changed forever

January 31st, 2010 | Tags: career destiny, education | Category: Mastering 9 to 5 | Leave a comment

                          I love the song. It’s very motivating. Don’t blame economic crisis. See it this way.

2009 - In operation theatre

2010 - Recovering fast (in hospital bed, now)

2011 - Clean bill of health signed by the doctor.

January 31st, 2010 | Tags: hold on | Category: Show me the money | Leave a comment

                        Video game’s full of flashy sensory stimuli and no irreversible consequences because you can easily resume a saved game or just try again – might have created a generation of people less averse to risk-taking.

                       When the human brain is constantly/consistently exposed only to sensation/ flashy stimuli like those in video game, where reflexes are used more than planning, primary consciousness develops further and one become very adept at building images of present only.

                        Consider risks. Don’t let risks damage one’s future.

January 24th, 2010 | Tags: future, risks | Category: Butterfly kisses | Leave a comment

                  Make decisions by drawing parallels between previous experience (the past), analysing data (the present) and predicting possible outcomes (the future).

January 24th, 2010 | Tags: analysing data, decision, predict possible outcomes, previous experience | Category: Butterfly kisses | Leave a comment