Parenting
3 Parenting Truths You Need To Know
December 8, 2012









If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!If you're reading this, you likely have kids; are expecting...or are thinking of making one. In this article I outline 3 (potentially harsh) truths or realities you may have to contend with as a parent, offering experience-based suggestions to guide […]







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Career Development
Read This Or One Day The Boss' Presentation Could Flop Because Of You!(Part 2 of 2)
December 7, 2012









We continue from Part 1. This is the second and concluding part. If you are the MD/CEO of your company(or a Senior Executive that never has to do chores like this at work), this edition may not directly apply to you but it could benefit you if you passed it on to your Personal Assistant, […]







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Career Development
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT COACHING: Achieve Your Goals & Resolutions, Regardless of Adversity!
December 5, 2012









Do you want to learn how to finish anything you start, with worthwhile results to show for it? Would you like to be able to set and achieve valued goals in your life regardless of delays, disappointments and setbacks you encounter? If YES, then rest assured that you're in the right place, and I CAN […]







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Entrepreneurship
PDF REPORT: How To Calculate Your Farm's Cost of Egg Production
December 5, 2012









Like I said in an earlier post, this report is a direct response to a question sent in by a visitor from India, through my Cost-Saving Farm Business Ideas website. It is accessible in full, only by members of my Farm Business Ideas Club, as a PDF download from a members-only area of my SD […]







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Entrepreneurship
Feed Formulation Without Tears (Educational Commercial)
December 4, 2012









If you have ever calculated livestock Ration Formulas, you most likely know the process (especially where the Pearson Square Computation technique is used) can be quite mentally tasking - particularly when done manually. That's why most stakeholders in farm business naturally welcome an automated solution for reliably formulating rations for farm animals. This "Edumercial" describes […]







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Public Speaking
You Already Have ALL You Need - Part 1 of 2
December 3, 2012









In this week's issue of my Public Speaking IDEAS newsletter, I publish part ONE (of a two part) true story that I believe illustrates the FACT that most times we already have ALL we need to succeed, but are often not aware of it or too scared to believe it! Instead of a story about public […]







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Self-Development
They Falsely Accused & Physically Assaulted Me...But Ended Up In Police Custody! (True Story)
December 1, 2012









What you are about to read is an abridged version of a true story I originally published as a downloable PDF on my website back in January 2012. That PDF contains the detailed account of a nasty life threatening experience I suffered between 7.40p.m and 11.30 pm on Wednesday 18th January 2012. The event took […]







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Parenting
Challenge Your Child To Dream BIG, & To Enjoy The Excitement Of Striving To Accomplish That Dream!
November 30, 2012









In this post, I discuss – with reference to accomplishments of historic personalities – the importance of encouraging your child to think and dream big, about what s/he wants to achieve in life. Dreaming big is about living with purpose. It’s important to discover one’s purpose in life as early as possible. By purpose, I […]







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Career Development
Prepare Pay slips Without Tears - And At Zero Cost - Using MS Excel!
November 29, 2012









Depending on your unique circumstances, the idea of preparing pay slips in MS Excel might not make much sense. After all, many off-the-shelf payroll applications, with pay slip generation capability, already abound in the market place. I offer a few answers/reasons in this article, which is actually the first in a series, that reveal situations […]







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Self-Development
Are You A Social Chameleon? (Read This To Find Out!)
November 28, 2012









Emotional Intelligence (EI) is a social skill with a number of key dimensions that can be used to assess any person in a bid to gauge his or her proficiency or competence with respect to that ability. No one is "born" with a fixed EI. You can develop your EI by learning. NB: To truly […]







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