The Powerful Mind

At last this idea will be posted on this blog! Actually all about “the powerful mind” is just my hobby to share and inspire people. Day by day due to my busy schedule, I am having the hard time updating this site. Mostly I just post Facebook quotes as my inspiration during browsing the most well known and must visited site in the planet. I would say that Mark Zuckerberg has the powerful mind upon creating the mentioned site. Why? Because people are addicted on what is happening around us – the environment we evolve. Actually in my personal experience it (FB) relieves some stress and pressures during my five years working in a bank as an IT Head.

And this article has been pushed me to write during our short talk and meeting with Attorney Marasigan and our cousin Honorable Judge Eleuterio Bathan last night in Kamameshi Japanese Restaurant in Quezon City. Atty. Marasigan inspired me that, “Though you have brave heart to do what you want but still sharpness of mind is the most powerful weapon”. This made my mind blinks and thinks of my idol, Jose Rizal.

What makes our mind powerful?

Let Us Save Earth for the Next Generation

A simple way, NewsTrendzPh is joining for the energy conservation worldwide through http://www.earthhour.org.  Their campaign states as follow:

SWITCH OFF

Join thousands of other businesses and organisations around the globe by switching off your lights for Earth Hour on Saturday March 31, 2012 at 8:30pm. Show the world your organisation cares about our environment and the future of our planet. It’s a great way to show your company in a different light!



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Showtime Promotes Philippine Products and Places

More than just a show but all I can say is Showtime is more than just fun and entertainment but also a mere promotion of Philippine Provinces, places, delicacies, products, and of course talents.

Employee demand: Salary hike?

I was inspired by this cartoon sketch. Why salary doesn’t grow on which most of the human basic needs increased?

Let’s take a look on our current situation. Mostly graduate students are looking for a secured job for their day to day consumption. I think, a normal Filipino or individual even overseas, they just prefer to work rather that building their own business to earn.

An employee earns a regular salary rate base on his competence and skill sets. But if you have unique skills such as Information Technology (IT), Instrumentation Engineering, Welder, and the likes probably there’s a chance for you to soar high and have a better rate than an ordinary employee at this moment. We are talking with the global market and not just for Philippines alone.

The main reason why an employee stuck up with in it is the incapacity to do extraordinary things which an employer is looking at. Because solely on his own, just want to be plain and be on the box of his work without thinking outside of that box.

Why salary is stagnant? This is because of the limit on economic growth of a certain country. It is a mere battle of many company unions at this time. The fight for salary increase, the petition for salary hike and so on. But since, companies always hit the target income annually; they are also controlling the financial stability that affects decision on salary adjustments of a certain company. If the company is reputable and maintain the pro people, they gave a better salary.

But since it is a global scenario, every Juan dela Cruz must pave the way to success through extraordinary act to be a great individual…to have a higher salary.

Why we are shallow? (Repost)

 This one's from F. Sionil Jose, one of the Philippines' National Artists for Literature. (Philippine Star: 12 September 2011) (I really can't blame him for writing articles such as this, as it is true somehow...)

I was visited by an old Asian friend who lived here 10 years ago. I was floored by his observation that though we have lots of talented people, as a whole, we continue to be shallow.

Recently, I was seated beside former Senator Letty Shahani, PhD in Comparative Literature from the Sorbonne, watching a medley of Asian dances. The stately and classical Japanese number with stylized movements which perhaps took years to master elicited what seemed to me grudging applause. Then, the Filipino tinikling which any one can learn in 10 minutes; after all that energetic jumping, an almost standing ovation. Letty turned to me and asked, “Why are we so shallow?”
Yes, indeed, and for how long?

This is a question which I have asked myself, which I hope all of us should ask ourselves every so often. Once we have answered it, then we will move on to a more elevated sensibility. And with this sensibility, we will then be able to deny the highest positions in government to those nincompoops who have nothing going for them except popularity, what an irresponsible and equally shallow media had created. As my foreign friend said, there is nothing to read in our major papers.

Again, why are we shallow?

“It’s more fun in the Philippines", an extraordinary Philippines!

courtesy of http://itsmorefuninthephilippines.com/

DOT campaign (“It’s more fun in the Philippines) hits worldwide awareness

When Department of Tourism (DOT) campaign launched its slogan “It’s more fun in Philippines”, hits the social networking sites and become trending worldwide. Positive and negative speculations have been cited by every Filipino and individual. Everyone has their own opinion on this.

What matter on this is side by side, the slogan became popular discussions on television, radio, magazine, news paper, internet, and other publications. The campaign becomes viral. This means that the ad intensifies an eye catchy and attention pronounce on its veracity.