Nov
12
Book Summary: “Career Empowerment, Executive Recruiters on Leveraging Your Talents & Making The Right Decisions Around a Rewarding Career”, by Various Authors
November 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment
This is a book summary I have written for “Career Empowerment, Executive Recruiters on Leveraging Your Talents & Making The Right Decisions Around a Rewarding Career”. The book was written by various experienced HR experts and recruiters, each contributed a chapter. Each chapter, although written by a different HR expert, touches on similar topics, therefore [...]
Nov
8
Book Summary: “The Courage To Be Rich” by Suze Osman
November 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment
This is a book summary I have written for “The Courage To Be Rich”, by Suze Osman
Part 1: Acts Of Courage
Chapter 1. The Courage To Look Within
The way we think and feel about money can affect how much we have, some thought patterns can be internal obstacles. Fear of investment, shame of having debts, and [...]
Sep
13
Book Summary: “Harvard Business Review on Bringing Your Whole Self to Work” (chapter 1-3)
September 13, 2009 | 1 Comment
This is a book summary I have written, by chapter, of an excellent peak performance book “Harvard Business Review on Bringing Your Whole Self to Work”.
Chapter 1: Why smart people underperform
Attention deficit trait is epidemic in organizations. Unlike ADD, ADT springs entirely from environmental factors, such as overloading information & orders. Frontal lobe is in [...]
Nov
20
Seeing reality as it is: Why having an internal locus of control is important
November 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment
One thing I find unbelievable is how far people will go to blind themselves and their children to the reality. As the old saying goes, the road to hell is paved with good intentions, by avoiding the tough questions in life, we cannot see problems and opportunities as they are. To live an authentic and [...]
Sep
27
Intelligence, human potential and life transformation (part 1)
September 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment
Developmental psychologist Dr Howard Gardner defined intelligence as “a biopsychological information-processing capacity to solve problems or fashion products that are valued in at least one community and culture.”
According to him, different parts of the brain are responsible for different abilities: metaphoric, graphic, narrative, musical, graphic, calculation and the like. He argued that one’s sophistication with [...]
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