Archive for the ‘reflection’ Category

Everyone is excited waiting for the list of the posts who will have the chance of winning an overnight stay for two at Sumilon Bluewater Island Resort with fullboard ... Full story

I was once a full time corporate career man interested in blogging for more than two years. It was only when I started an online course with Jomar Hilario (the speaker) that I have started to recognize that there is money in blogging and you can make an online business out ... Full story

Personal development, successful leadership and positive living – these are what Practical Way is all about. Are you feeling successful yet? If so, great! Just as failure is a state of mind so is success. You are what you think. Just keep yourself in a ... Full story

Technology can speed-up anything we do, including our search for the right insurance that is specifically customized to our need. The present populace is already educated that as we get older we need to save more at a young age. The best way to invest this savings is through high yeilding insurance that is just right for ... Full story

Two weeks ago, we were conducting Participatory Resource Appraisal workshop in one upland barangay of Linamon town in Lanao del Norte. I would be away for a week so I decided to bring my wife and 4-month old baby with me. We were in a hurry for the first day of workshop, we have to drive directly to the workshop venue, with my research staff and family in tow. We were welcomed by the barangay Captain with a hand shake, but I cannot but miss the barrel of his chromed .45 caliber pistol protruding from his shirt. I also noticed that sandbags have been placed in the terrace of the second floor of the barangay hall. Full story

There's so much commercialism in the Philippines today. I can agree more to what Full story

The recent traffic from Alexa suggests that PINOYWORD has an outstanding 345% growth in traffic compared to the previous month. In a more numeric translation, the site that brings you the words of the Philippines marginalized sector is read by more than 400 individuals around the globe where more or less 45% of it is from ... Full story

The momentum builds up fast for China and everyone is looking at the "Giant Dragon" of th East gears its stage for the most exciting sports event of the year -- the 2008 Beijing Olympics. As of this writing, the Olympic torch has reached China's mainland and is relayed to key cities until it reach Beijing ... Full story

I had been thinking a lot for awhile after a graduated from my MBA degree. How do i see myself in the future? Should I end up my career as an employee or become an employer? For sure I want to venture into entrepreneurship soon. Starting a business is not as easy as 1-2-3 or learning A-B-C. ... Full story

Executive Secretary is finding it hard to understand why the Filipino people do not like Gloria Arroyo despite her working so hard, traveling all over the country doling out crumbs from the billions of pesos that she rakes in from the citizenry. Following the release of the SWS survey for the period June 27 to 30 where dissatisfaction over how Arroyo runs the country was reflected in an all-time low rating of -38 , Ermita said, "Of course people have to wonder why after the many things that she is doing for the well-being of our citizens that that should still be the perception." Ermita is wrong. People do not wonder because they know and they feel it. It's the economy, stupid. (The phrase, "It's the economy, stupid" was used widely during Bill Clinton's successful 1992 presidential campaign against George H.W. Bush, father of the current U.S. President. Coined by campaign strategist James Carville, the phrase harped on bad shape of the U.S. economy at that time which they blamed on Bush's mismanagement. ) Full story