As the title said, we can tap into personal power when we focus on the present. We are not our mind, a message that is strongly emphasized by Eckhart Tolle. The mind needs time, and that’s what it talks about… It talks about the regret of the past and the worry of tomorrow. The mind often forgets about now, it forgets to enjoy what you have and what you’re doing now.

This is the first part of series on Habitudes, or the habit of attitudes. In the first book, Tim Elmore shared the importance of leading our own “self” beyond leading others.
As he emphasized, leadership can be represented as an iceberg, 10% that people can see is your skill, while the 90% is your character, much [...]

It’s a new theme for a new year. They call it Digital Statement, free Wordpress blog from Blog oh Blog! Not only a new theme, there are at least 5 things in my blog that you should check out!

Readers, how have you been? It’s been a while since I’m posting in this blog. I’ve been away for holiday in Surabaya Indonesia, and taking it as a chance to have a break and think through my plan for the new year. Time has passed and here we are in 2009. It’s a bit late, [...]

Regret on the mistakes you made? Forget about things to do? Decision to keep track of? Or simply a place to put the information you need? Start journaling, but end it with actions, that’s how you can get things done with journaling.

How can you turn your work into calling?
Yes, this book is targeted to help certain category of people, which is called the Highly Sensitive Person, or referred as HSP. Elaine N. Aron, Ph.D. has written another book that describes fully on the definition. On the contrary, this book shares the perspective of working to the [...]

Today is the one year of smile, one year of Reason-4-Smile Weblog. One year ago, I posted my first article in this blog. And it has been a year of new and exciting experience to me.

Who is Team Hoyt? It’s a team of a father (Dick Hoyt) and a son (Rick Hoyt). And here is some introduction of them, taken from Wikipedia.
Team Hoyt is a father (Dick Hoyt) and son (Rick Hoyt, b. 1962) in Massachusetts who compete together in marathons, triathlons, and other athletic endeavors. Rick has cerebral palsy, [...]

One of the sad experience in blogging is the time we lose our readers. This blog has the same experience, but the art is really how we can stay positive when that happens.

Today is the Blog Action Day, the day where bloggers and podcasters around the world talk about the same topic, and it’s Poverty this year. Here, I don’t talk about physical poverty but mental poverty. It’s the poverty mindset, one that often steals your reasons for smile.