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Thursday, March 17, 2011

Creative Advertising for Future Living?

How cool can this be? Thanks to Mr. Mohammad Talha (English Lecturer) who suggested this vid.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

LESSON IN LIFE

After a few moment thinking, I have gone through many experiences. Starting form childhood until I graduated there are many things that i can take as a lesson in my life.

What i would like to share here is related to study as it is an important element in our life.. Is an important element in our life. This is because with the higher knowledge it can guide us to a brighter future. Higher education can make sure life into a better direction and can improve the standard of living.

In addition, this life has taught me the meaning of friendship. Good friend to guide us towards goodness. If the wrong friends, we will be plunged into a dark alley. So, choose good friends to guide us towards the good. In conclusion, knowledge and friendship are important things for which I take lessons in life.

The Way Of Life

In a way of life, the greatest ambition is to perfection. Sometimes we must fight, and learn how to uncover the secrets of life.

The journey towards perfection is a process that determines our path of life. Every breath and heartbeat from day to night all heading to the same point that is perfection.

Every human has the same rights over time. No one on the world got more than that. But, there are rarely each of us is has different in mind. Some humans are fighting to kill time and there are some who feel that they have limited opportunities.

I grew up as a Muslim. I will live as a Muslim. I will fight as a Muslim. Al-Quran and As-Sunnah to be holding.

Life Is About The Decisions We Make And The Road We Take

Life is like a road. There are long and short roads; smooth and bumpy roads; crooked and straight roads. There will be roads that lead to fame and fortune on one hand, or isolation and poverty on the other. There are as many roads to happiness as there are roads to sadness.
The one thing roads have in common is that the journey almost always begins with a decision.

There are no guarantees

There are no guarantees that choosing to do the right thing will always lead you to happiness. Loving someone with all your heart does not guarantee that devotion will be received in return. Gaining fame and fortune does not guarantee happiness. The only thing you have power over is the decisions that you make, and how you respond to each situation. It is not what happens to you, it is what you do about it.

Wrong decisions are inevitable.

No one is perfect. If you knew you were about to make a wrong decision, would you go ahead with it? Of course not, but that should never prevent you from having the confidence to make future decisions. Do your research to understand your options, and learn from your experiences, right or wrong. Decision making is like building muscles, the more you do it, the stronger and more confident you will become.

Trust yourself and make that decision.

Make the choice to confidently take the road that will allow you to live your life to the fullest rather remaining a bystander or a passive audience. Second guessing each decision will only add unnecessary stress, and lead to missed opportunities.
Whether a decision is right or wrong, only time will tell, but whatever the outcome, take heart that you have chosen the road that will lead you to become all that you can be.

Ten Ways to Improve Your Interpersonal Skills

Guidelines for Conducting Interviews

Here's the top 10 list!

Be fully prepared on the topic before you start the interview (materials)
Learn as much as possible about the person beforehand.
Be honest upfront about your intentions - tell who you are, why you want to interview this person, and what you plan to do with the interview after it is completed.
Make sure your equipment works and you know how to use it.
Show respect for the interviewee by dressing properly for the interview.
Spend a little time before you turn on the recorder by carrying on small talk and establishing rapport with the interviewee.
Ask basic question first to the interviewee such as about himself/herself.
It is wise ahead of time to write a list of questions you want to ask.
Make sure your questions are as neutral and unbiased as possible. Ask open-ended questions ( WH-type). Do not ask leading questions that are generally undesirable as they result in false or slanted information.
As you conclude, be sure to thank the interviewee for talking to you a 'thank you' note will be good.