- Has a clear set of priorities
- Never let emotions or personal vendettas go in the way
- Consistent and fierce in upholding their stance
- Think based on facts and figures
- Has a strong set of principles
- Futuristic
- Sees things in many perspectives
- Responsible
- Open minded
Tuesday 29 January 2013
What makes a powerful decision maker
Decision making is never easy. Because once you decide, it's hard to turn back. I would like to list certain qualities that make a powerful decision maker.
Thoughts from my heart
When emotions overcome logic,
words get played and twisted.
best of intentions become worse of schemes.
bad decisions are made. The devil smiling.
Hurtful things said.
Selfishness looms its wings.
humans become Animals
And hatred diminishes the sun's loving rays
Tuesday 8 January 2013
Blog Stats
I made a survey on my blog. Amount of views in comparison to the topics presented. So far, here is my conclusion
1. The more overall the topic is, the more readers there are. Posts like Palm Oil, The Dangers of Financing and Credit, got much more views than topics which just explains my personal achievements and experiences.
2. People tend to read, but not comment. For example, this one post I got 50 views in a week, but 0 comments. Maybe they're just lazy to write.
3. Readers from Malaysia tend to skip topics based on social studies, moral, politics and psychology. Maybe some feel offended when it comes to my liberal views on politics, humans and life. The thing is that my blog is aimed at international readers and not only a few minor groups in the society.
4. Google is a major source of internet traffic. Words normally searched by people on google got most hits on my blog. Words like "financing", "mentality", "palm oil", etc. are clear examples.
5. Promoting my blog on facebook has more negative than positive side effects. Of course the readers increase. But the readers belong to the "friends" category. So, some of them use my blog as a tool of judging and stereotype. They attack me not by commenting, but sharing posts in facebook which really contradicts my opinions. Its not thinking bad,, but a matter of observing these coincidences, and the regularities that these "coincidences" occur. Examples I won't say.
Let me explain the reason why I blog, or perhaps the reason why most people blog. Blogs are pages to share your opinions. Share what you think. Share one's ideals, one's interests and tendencies. SOme people say that exposing myself makes me more vulnerable. But the thing is that, as a human, when one dies, one's action vanishes with his life. What stays are only his deeds and his knowledge in which he changed the world with. That is entirely it.
Perhaps I am no politician, or powerful patron. My words may be faint now. Perhaps even ignored and seen as ludicrous. But if i were to go anytime soon, this blog will stay and it's words catalyzing the thoughts of its readers. My opinions are never perfect. Perfection lies only in God. I just hope that these opinions become a source of critic and inspiration which will give rise to a more unified way of thinking.
1. The more overall the topic is, the more readers there are. Posts like Palm Oil, The Dangers of Financing and Credit, got much more views than topics which just explains my personal achievements and experiences.
2. People tend to read, but not comment. For example, this one post I got 50 views in a week, but 0 comments. Maybe they're just lazy to write.
3. Readers from Malaysia tend to skip topics based on social studies, moral, politics and psychology. Maybe some feel offended when it comes to my liberal views on politics, humans and life. The thing is that my blog is aimed at international readers and not only a few minor groups in the society.
4. Google is a major source of internet traffic. Words normally searched by people on google got most hits on my blog. Words like "financing", "mentality", "palm oil", etc. are clear examples.
5. Promoting my blog on facebook has more negative than positive side effects. Of course the readers increase. But the readers belong to the "friends" category. So, some of them use my blog as a tool of judging and stereotype. They attack me not by commenting, but sharing posts in facebook which really contradicts my opinions. Its not thinking bad,, but a matter of observing these coincidences, and the regularities that these "coincidences" occur. Examples I won't say.
Let me explain the reason why I blog, or perhaps the reason why most people blog. Blogs are pages to share your opinions. Share what you think. Share one's ideals, one's interests and tendencies. SOme people say that exposing myself makes me more vulnerable. But the thing is that, as a human, when one dies, one's action vanishes with his life. What stays are only his deeds and his knowledge in which he changed the world with. That is entirely it.
Perhaps I am no politician, or powerful patron. My words may be faint now. Perhaps even ignored and seen as ludicrous. But if i were to go anytime soon, this blog will stay and it's words catalyzing the thoughts of its readers. My opinions are never perfect. Perfection lies only in God. I just hope that these opinions become a source of critic and inspiration which will give rise to a more unified way of thinking.
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