About This Blog
Life Optimizer is about living your life to the fullest. I believe many people (me included) live below their maximum potential. While they do achieve things in life, there are still many more they can achieve. The problem here is they do not optimize their life. There are aspects of their life which can be made better and more effective than they are now.
I got the idea about life optimization from my background in computer science. In computer science, people always try to optimize the computer’s resources. Whether it is about the time required to complete a task or about the memory space needed, people always try to achieve better and better results. Even minor inefficiency will be the subject of intensive research. In short, they always try to optimize everything.
I believe the same idea can also be applied to life. Of course, this is a never-ending journey. But through this journey, by optimizing our life along the way, I am sure we can live our life to the max.
About Me
My name is Donald Latumahina and I am an avid learner who have deep passion in information technology (IT) and personal development.
Since 1994 when I got my first computer, I have already “fallen in love” with computers. IT gives me huge opportunities to learn new thing after new thing which is very exciting for me. On the other hand, I also like organizational activities such as student body. Through these activities I can develop skills which I won’t get in the class such as management and interpersonal skill.
I believe that every person has huge potential which is commonly “underdeveloped”, and because of that, I am also very interested in personal development. Unleashing the full potential of me and others has become my ultimate goal.
After finishing my master degree in Singapore, I now work as an IT lecturer in Indonesia.
If you want to, you can read more about me at Eight Random Things About Me.
Comment by Donald Latumahina
33 14. November 2008, 1:02 am o'clock |
You’re welcome, PT. Thanks for stopping by.
Comment by PT
32 12. November 2008, 8:25 pm o'clock |
Thank you so much for this extremely useful and enlightened blog.
Comment by Donald Latumahina
31 28. August 2008, 1:27 pm o'clock |
Janelle,
Thanks for the encouraging words! They mean a lot to me. I also appreciate your including me in your article. I’m looking forward to reading it.
Comment by janelle
30 27. August 2008, 12:44 pm o'clock |
Hey Donald- just wanted to say ‘great job’ on your blog…I’ve actually included you in a post I’m writing for Create Business Growth (www.createbusinessgrowth.com) so look for it on 8/29/08! Thanks again, and I’m happy to be a subscribed reader!
Comment by Donald Latumahina
29 19. August 2008, 11:41 pm o'clock |
Krishna,
Though I can’t promise that I will reply to all comments, I do try to reply to as many of them as possible. Don’t hesitate to share your thoughts and questions. Thanks for stopping by!
Comment by Krishna kant jha
28 17. August 2008, 3:22 am o'clock |
Very interesting and practical tips on your site. Excited to visit your blog,so much to read and know about humans problems.
Whether you return comments on individual and specific issues related to human growth?
Comment by Donald Latumahina
27 29. April 2008, 12:38 pm o'clock |
Thanks, Jordan! I rarely find someone praise my website design, let alone the banner ;-)
Comment by Jordan Cheng
26 29. April 2008, 12:21 am o'clock |
I like your website design, very neat and sleek!
Also, being a runner, I am please particular attracted by the banner.
Cheers,
Jordan Cheng
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[...] Donald Latumahina nos ofrece, en LifeOptimizer, 10 cosas a evitar para encontrar la felicidad en la vida. Lo traduzco y publico pues se trata de valores que se nos inculcan desde chicos (y estoy muy seguro de eso), pero que en el afán del mundo moderno y el consumismo, ignoramos. Los dejo con la traducción (libre, como siempre): Si quieres ser felíz (y estoy seguro de que todos lo deseamos), es esencial asegurarse de no caer en los escollos al recorrer el camino hacia la felicidad. Caer en los escollos te hará más difícil ser y mantenerte felíz en la vida. [...]