The TV series above showcases how Immigration Enforcers work. They are trained to see people/things thru the lens of suspicion.

                                We can cultivate the habit above to detect problem fast. Chain reaction………..stopped.

                            Laziness may breed problems in short run & perhaps bigger problems in long run. If time were not spent in pursuing wisdom, we will fall back into a disadvantage zone. We will find that we don’t have the firepower to fight problems.

                           I love Tom Cruise in ”A Few Good Men” (1992). He’s a defense counsel trying to prove a “Code Red” order made by a very high ranking military big shot, Colonel Jassep (Jack Nicholson).

                           It’s best we prove our would be action with facts & figures. Only then, we won’t get into trouble.

                       Don’t run away from problem. Jackie Chan’s right. “The only way to stop it is to face them. I will teach you.” 

                       No one’s a natural born troubleshooter. Everyone needs ’sifu’ or ’sensei’. Hence, find your own Jackie Chan (mentor)

                               Don’t badmouth your company. In a retrenchment exercise, one will be the first to be given the boot.

                              Just kidding. No such degree yet. Text book education has its limitation. Much of reality education can be found in newspaper. Newspaper showcases real problems & we can learn from it . Hence, take precaution   !

                            We live in a world of temptation. Sweet, sweet temptation is always there to ’seduce’ us. Pushing, pushing us slowly to the brink of spiritual collapse.  We can save ourselves. Our free will……….self-control.

                              The title says it all. One of the cause of identity theft.

                             Condoleeza Rice, former US Secretary of State hits the gym @ 4 am daily. A fresh body, a fresh mind. What other better way to prepare for the day ?

                             It’s good to rise early. Plenty of time to ‘begin with end in mind’.