In August last year I wrote about expanding my personal capacity. I wrote about how – for about two years – I didn’t take new challenges and just kept doing what I had been doing. As a result, I didn’t expand my capacity. Of course, that’s not a good situation to be in. So, realizing [ Read More ]
Archive for the ‘Learning’ Category
If you’ve been following this blog, you might know that I love to read. I’m not a fast reader and I don’t read as much as many other people, but reading is something I enjoy. It opens new worlds to me and widens my perspective. Recently I found something that pretty much revolutionizes my reading [ Read More ]
Categories: Learning
Many people talk about how reading books can expand your knowledge and improve your life. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course. Reading books is indeed good. But there is one aspect of it that many people tend to forget: the value of rereading books. I believe that not only should you read books you’ve [ Read More ]
Categories: Learning
2009 feels like only a few months ago, but we have reached the end of 2010. It’s quick, isn’t it? This time of the year is always good to reflect on our lives. What have you done well this year? What should you improve? I’m sure you’ve learned something. So I’d like to ask you: [ Read More ]
Categories: Learning
Back in 2006, I wrote an article about The Personal MBA, a project that helps you study business on your own without taking an expensive MBA program. Recently, Josh Kaufman – the founder of The Personal MBA – contacted me about his upcoming book and sent me an advance copy. The title of the book [ Read More ]
Who doesn’t want to have a good future? It’s something everyone desires. But, for that, you must first accept that your future is your responsibility. The one who determines whether or not you have a good future is you. Don’t expect the circumstances or someone else to take care of it for you. It’s you [ Read More ]
