Feeling overwhelmed makes up part of most (if not all) people’s life. As a person in the corporate world, job stress may be responsible for most of your feeling overwhelmed. This could also lead to relationship stress, which in turn adds to your feeling overwhelmed. Farmers especially those in a developing country may feel overwhelmed [...]
How to become more decisive immediately in your very next decision
Decisiveness means making decisions even when it’s so difficult and fearful you have no clue what the outcome will be. It involves taking risk of making mistakes because you know that clarity comes only when you actually decide and do it. Decisive people take responsibility for the outcome of their decision. They don’t regret nor [...]
Good or bad hard to say, so let’s go with the flow
A man has a horse to work the fields and the horse runs away one day. The man’s son becomes very anxious and worried that they will not be able to work the fields without the horse. The father says, “Do nothing. This may be a blessing.” A few days later the horse returns with [...]
“No Blame” game that can change your life
I was driving to lunch with my wife during lunch break on a Friday when I suddenly said to my wife, “Honey, let’s play a “no blame” game for seven days starting from now.” It came out of my subconscious mind. Perhaps I became tired of blaming and of hearing it. Or for other reasons. [...]
How to let go and enjoy peace
We all know that when we let go, we will have peace. The more we can let go, the greater peace we enjoy. You may also agree. (That’s probably why you found this post of mine. ) But why do we hold on (to past mistakes, to broken relationship, to bitter past events, to guilt, [...]
How to criticize and not be hated for it
Dale Carnegie wrote in his book How To Win Friends And Influence People that to criticize and not be hated for it, you should “call attention to people’s mistakes indirectly.” One striking point for me is his advice on the use of “and” instead of “but” between your positive statement about the person who make [...]
Social Media Resources for Nonprofits
I researched and compiled social media resources for my nonprofit organisation and particularly my new communications officer who I expect will start working in a couple of days. Instead of just keeping it for my colleagues, I feel it is a generous act to share with those who need them. I hope you find them [...]
Happiness comes by choice not by chance
Master Oogway in the Kungfu Panda movie said, “There are no such things as accidents,” when with his eyes closed, he chose as Dragon Warrior Po, the big fat panda who is a complete novice in martial arts and while everyone living in the Valley of Peace was expecting he would choose one of the [...]
Here’s how to stay financially fit on a shoestring budget
The easy way to stay financially fit on a shoestring budget? Here’s what you may want to try: monthly budgeting. How? First, collect your monthly income. Then allot it into different expense categories. Basics include: food utilities home (mortgage or rent, repair and improvement, etc.) health and medical transportation entertainment/ recreation clothing savings miscellaneous You [...]
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