Archive for January, 2007

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 31, 2007

am always amazed by how many learning resources we now have on the Internet. I remember in the past, before the Internet was popular, how difficult it was to learn about anything. I must go to the bookstore and hope that there were books about the topic I wanted to learn. Since I live in [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 29, 2007

Here are some interesting links:

13 Things I Wish I Learned In College
This article offers some good tips on how you can be successful in the workplace. It tries to compare the real world with the college world and highlights the difference between them.
A Successful Failure
Through this post, Craig Harper motivates you that you can be [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 27, 2007

Have you ever experienced that time has passed so fast? Before you notice it, one day or even one week has passed. In another circumstances, you may feel that you have just made your new year’s resolution, but suddenly you reach another new year. Time flies.

Thus, it is very important for you to use your [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 24, 2007

During my last vacation, my Internet connection was very limited. Unlike in Singapore where I have a 24-hour broadband connection, in my home country (Indonesia) I only have a dial-up connection which is both slow and expensive. Therefore, I spent much less time online compared to what I usually do.
Though it felt hard in the [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 21, 2007

Here are several links which I find interesting recently:

Gleb Reys shared his top 10 personal development ideas. Among them are read books regularly, wake up earlier, and ask positive questions.
Procrastination Central provides great resources about procrastination. It includes definition, quotations, links and advice among others.
Steve Aitchison gave a good way to “reprogram” your subconscious by [...]

By Donald Latumahina (follow me on Twitter) , January 20, 2007

In the spirit of my post 5 Reasons Why Doing What You Love Can Optimize Your Life, I’d like to touch on a source of inspiration for me on “doing what you love”. It’s the Steve Jobs’ commencement address at Stanford back in June 12, 2005. In that address, he talked about life lessons he [...]