Archive for February, 2007

I hope not. By the way, here is some background: I had a class in Entrepreneurship last night and we had a special guest. He is Ong Peng Tsin who has founded two companies, Interwoven and Encentuate, and is one the Singapore’s best technopreneurs. He talked a lot about his experience of being an entrepreneur,  [ Read More ]

Categories: Purpose

Exploring The Meaning of Life

Posted by Donald Latumahina 4 Comments

There is a very interesting article in Wikipedia about the meaning of life. It’s such a fundamental topic, so it’s interesting to see what people say about it. The article is quite long and takes some time to read, but considering the depth of topic it actually saves us a lot of time (such topic  [ Read More ]

Categories: Purpose

Links for 22 February 2007

Posted by Donald Latumahina 1 Comment

There are a lot of interesting links this week, more than what I usually get. Here they are: Google Cheat Sheet by Adelaider.comA few weeks ago I wrote about the importance of increasing your Google-fu. Now you have practical help on your way. This cheat sheet can transform you from a Google novice to Google ninja  [ Read More ]

Categories: General

Why I Blog

Posted by Donald Latumahina 8 Comments

The Why I Blog meme is spreading through the blogosphere, and I’m now part of the fun. Many thanks to Gleb Reys from Personal Development Ideas for tagging me. Gleb tagged me in his post Why I Blog which is the result of being tagged by Edward Mills from Evolving Times. Asking “why” is among my  [ Read More ]

Categories: General, Purpose

If you are like me, there may be many things you want to achieve in life. You may want to accomplish A and B, achieve C and D, and so on. Yet, you should never forget what your top priority is. From what I learn, I realize that my top priority should be relationships. I  [ Read More ]

Categories: Relationship

Many people do their creative thinking using tools such as mind maps. That’s a good thing, and I also like mind maps (though I use OneNote’s outlines more often than mind maps). However, recently I find another tool which is also helpful for creative thinking: JDarkRoom.

Categories: Innovation, Thinking, Tools

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