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December 2009

10 secrets of success when making New Year resolutions

1) Make only one resolution; your chances of success are greater when you channel energy into changing just one aspect of your behaviour.

2) Don't wait until New Year's Eve to think about your resolution and instead devote some time a few days before to reflect upon what you really want to achieve.

3) Avoid previous resolutions; deciding to re-visit a past resolution sets you up for frustration and disappointment.

4) Don't run with the crowd and go with the usual resolutions. Instead think about what you really want out of life.

5) Break your goal into a series of steps, focusing on creating sub-goals that are concrete, measurable, and time-based.

6) Tell your friends and family about your goals, thus increasing the fear of failure and eliciting support.

7) Regularly remind yourself of the benefits associated with achieving your goals by creating a checklist of how life would be better once you obtain your aim.

8) Give yourself a small reward whenever you achieve a sub-goal, thus maintaining motivation and a sense of progress.

9) Make your plans and progress concrete by keeping a hand-written journal, completing a computer spreadsheet or covering a notice board with graphs or pictures.

10) Expect to revert to your old habits from time to time. Treat any failure as a temporary set-back rather than a reason to give up altogether.

I like no 2: "Don't wait until New Year's Eve to think about your resolution and instead devote some time a few days before to reflect upon what you really want to achieve." and this article was published on 28th December!! Voila!!!

Only at Reddit!!!

Nothing funny about this picture – but read the comments below

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Discovered at the single best website on this planet: http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/afj0y/my_suit_renders_your_opinion_irrelevant_img/

Beside Twitter / Facebook, of course!

If you took the CEOs with the best track records and brought them in to run the businesses with the worst performance, how often would those companies become more profitable?

According to economist Antoinette Schoar of Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Sloan School of Management, who has studied the effects of hundreds of management changes, the answer is roughly 60%. That isn’t much better than the flip of a coin.

Macam manalah LHDN boleh ambik kerani macam ni???

This truly is a real classic
Envelope sent by LHDN (Inland Revenue Board), a
True story...

A taxpayer called up the LHDN (Inland Revenue Board) in Terengganu, and asked for Form B. The LHDN clerk who answered the call asked for the address to send the form to. The conversation goes:

LHDN CLERK : Boleh bagi alamat encik? (Can you give me your address?)

TAXPAYER : Ok, hantar ke Ranhill Worley. (Send to Ranhill Worley)

LHDN CLERK : Apa Ranhill? ...... eja macam mana? (err.... How to spell Ranhill?)

TAXPAYER : R.. for Rumah... A for Ayam (Chicken).. N for Nangka (Jackfruit)... H for Holland (country) ... I for itik (Duck)... L for lain- lain(Others)....'

LHDN CLERK : Ok.. nanti kami hantar ke alamat itu (OK, we will send to that address..)

After waiting for a week, the form arrived - have a look at the address on the envelope!!!

Malaysia Boleh!!!


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