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158: 20 tempat yang sangat cantik, yang mungkin anda belum tahu.

2015-01-12T14:20:00.001+08:00

1) Chefchaouen in Northwest Morocco

2) Lord Howe Island in Australia

3) The Bishop Castle in Colorado (San Isabel National Forest)

4) Huacachina, Peruvian Desert

5) Bastei Bridge, Elbe Sandstone Mountains in Germany

6) Cappadocia, Turkey

7) Hallstatt, Austria

8) Leptis Magna in Tripoli, Libya

9)The Alcazar of Segovia in Spain

10) Alter Do Chao in Brazil

11) Ristorante Grotta Palazzese in Italy

12) Chichilianne, Rhone Alpes in France

13) Tiger's Nest Monastery in Paro Valley, Bhutan

14) Dubrovnik, Croatia

15) Albarracin in Aragon, Spain

16) Bagan, Burma

17) Aescher, Switzerland

18) Haiku Stairs, Hawaii

19) Hvitserkur, North Iceland

20) Pingvallavatn Lake, Iceland

159: Things happen in 2014

2015-01-12T14:20:00.000+08:00

January:
Join program Jom Kurus 1 Malaysia (JK1M)

February:
Trip to Kuching.

March:
start my relationship (pray for the best)

April:
Birthday month

May:
Its time for Holiday! PHUKET ;)
Wedding yart

June:
Working trip to Indonesia. (Jakarta, Banjarmasin & Kota Baru)

July:
World Cup 2014
Dengue fever

August:
Trip to Sabah

September:
Old boy weekend
2XU run
Broke my left arm (T.T)
Bonus time!

October:
Still recovering
StandChart Run
GTM Outing! Avilion Port Dickson.

November:
Singapore trip (USS)

December:
Trip to Batu Pahat & JPO.

157: Things World Cup Players Do That Would Be Weird If You Did

2014-07-03T13:58:00.000+08:00

156: Wordless Wednesday

2014-06-25T16:05:00.002+08:00

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

155: A lot of things happen

2014-06-25T15:54:00.002+08:00

Salam.

Apa khabar semua? Lama betul tak update blog. Naik bersawang dah. Ada banyak sangat cerita nak kongsi dengan korang semua.

Macam-macam hal jadi antara bulan 2 hingga sekarang. Alhamdulillah, i survived that.

From work to personal to money to friendship and last but not least, relationship. Going through up and down.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

154: Tips Jimat Kahwin

2014-05-09T15:18:00.000+08:00

Assalamualaikum.

Bila usia dah meningkat nie. Ramai la kawan-kawan sebaya baik kawan zaman sekolah sampai la kawan kat Universiti dulu. Semua dah pakat-pakat kahwin dah.

Korang semua camne? Mesti dah ada planning2 nie kan.

Nak tahu tips jimat sehingga RM10,000.00 dalam majlis perkahwinan korang?

Seterusnya membina kekayaan bersama pasangan hidup korang?

Dapatkan segera ebook panduan dan tips Kahwin dan Kaya untuk memenuhi

impian anda bersama pasangan anda.

Moga-moga tuhan permudahkan kerja yang baik ini.

153: Inspirasi Jemput Rezeki 3 Angka Kurang Sejam

2014-05-09T10:58:00.003+08:00

Saya mahu berkongsi, bagaimana seorang yang biasa menjemput rezeki dengan pantas, dalam masa yang singkat sehingga 3 angka.

Ia bermula apabila beliau mula mengamalkan 9 formula dalam sebuah ebook. Ketika itu, beliau mengalami masalah kewangan yang kritikal. Lantas, beliau terdetik mendapatkan ebook itu.

Dengan izin Allah, dalam masa kurang sejam, ada orang berminat mendapatkan produk yang beliau jual bernilai 3 angka. Subhanallah.

Dengan ebook tersebut, pembaca akan dapat;

1. Susuk untuk jernihkan rezeki yang tersumbat, agar rezeki kita akan semakin lancar. Semakin banyak peluang pendapatan masuk ke dalam hidup kita.

2. Sistem ghaibkan hutang, yang boleh kita gunakan untuk mengghaibkan hutang yang kita ada, dengan izin Allah.

3. Jamu rapuhkan masalah yang kita boleh aplikasikan untuk mengurangkan masalah dalam hidup kita.

Pesan Puan Ainon Mohd, CEO PTS (syarikat penerbitan buku);
"Semakin banyak kita melakukan kebajikan, semakin kurang isu bisnes kita."

4. Ikhtiar bina produktiviti untuk kita melapangkan masa yang terhad kepada masa yang tidak rasa sibuk, malah memudahkan kita dapat menyiapkan banyak perkara.

5. Akses mujarab ilmu kerezekian yang membantu kita untuk mengaktifkan ilmu kerezekian yang kita pernah belajar. Ia adalah akses yang berkesan untuk mengaktifkan ilmu kerezekian yang kita pernah belajar.

Muat turun ebook itu pada link di sini

152: Pray for MH370

2014-03-19T11:33:00.000+08:00

Salam.

I believe this is quite late post about what had been through by Malaysia which is the missing airplane from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing on 8 March 2014. Its been more than 10 days now. Many possibility. Many stories.

I felt very sad even though I didn't know any passenger on board. This is very heart breaking. Nothing we can do. Just pray to Allah for good things happen. At least, MH370 flight is found.

I want to share a note from one of pilot daughter about what she felt about his father job as a pilot.

The Flying Driver (The Pilot)

This note is long overdue and is something that I should have written a long time ago - to let my dad know of how proud I am of him.I am proud of what he does, in spite of him not being around for almost half of my life.

This is for my dad,
"Captain Abd Rahim Harun, "
"A380 Fleet."

I am so sorry for being ashamed to tell my friends that you are indeed a pilot. A good one at that.
I am so sorry for telling my new friends that you are a driver.
I did not want to come across as a privileged kid.
We are after all, living a normal life.

I am part of the extended Malaysia Airlines family.
I have flown with them ever since I was an infant.
My first trip with my dad, my favorite pilot was Kota Kinabalu.
Apparently, I was told that I was less than pleasant and I was being a difficult (but adorable?) kid.
Nevertheless, I grew up loving airports and flying.

My father, just like the missing Captain, have worked for Malaysia Airlines ever since he left school.
Many times we urged him to work with different airlines but he refused because he wanted to be close to his family and be around us as often as possible.
We could have enjoyed the perks that were offered - free education at international schools, all living expenses paid, a chauffeur to drive us around if he had accepted job offers from other airlines.
That's how much MAS pilots are sought after.

Being a pilot's daughter, you are bound to have just your mother flying solo, attending your first day at school, your academic prize giving ceremonies, your sports days, your birthdays and even those Raya celebration. The worst incident that occurred while Ayah was not around was when our house was robbed by 3 masked robbers. On top of that, my mother was then 7 months pregnant.

My dad was not around and my mother had to handle everything by herself. She refused to call my dad and worry him as he was to fly back to Kuala Lumpur the following day. My mother understood the burden that he carries on his shoulders and the importance of having a full, undivided focus while he is flying as he is responsible for hundreds of lives, and not just his own family back home.

I remember being choked with tears when our English teacher in college asked us one by one, *'What do you remember most about your dad?'*
I stood up, and answered, ""I remember that he wasn't around for half of the time"."

He is far from a bad father. He is just working hard to support our family.
We have come to accept that, especially when people asked us, "Ayah mana?"
I would answer them "Entah, somewhere around the world. Not sure. Have to check his roster"
All his life, his presence has been determined by a single sheet of paper which he would share with us at the beginning of each month. He would sometimes be annoyed when I ask him about his whereabouts because I should have checked his roster first before asking him that.

Before he leaves for work, each one of us would send him off without fail and watch his airport transfer pick him up and drive off.
Sometimes in the wee hours of the morning, other times in the middle of the night. We would Salam him in advance before we go to bed.
And whenever he returns from work, everyone in the house would come to the front door, and salam him.
And I never realized how significant these rituals are until the MH370 incident occurred.

Each time he leaves for work,
he will be responsible for hundreds of lives
he will be responsible in connecting families together
he will be responsible in helping businessmen seal the deal
he will be responsible in realising wanderlust dreams of travellers
I remember once, a very old passenger in a wheelchair, waited for Ayah to meet him personally after a London-KL flight, he gave Ayah a thumbs up said,""Are you the Captain? Very smooth landing just now. Thank you!" "
I beamed with pride inside.
But deep inside, our family knew, everytime he leaves for work, there is always a possibility of getting that fateful phone call, the possibility of him never returning home.
We have accepted that as part of our lives, every single day.

He underwent rigorous training to be where he is right now.
He has annual health checkup to ensure if he is fit to fly.
He has exams, just like students.
His flight manuals are as thick as my medical books.
He is as 'OCD' (meticulous as some would say) as you would want in any pilot flying your flight, ensuring everything is in place.
Even when it comes to punctuality, he isn't a minute late nor a minute early if he says he's reaching a particular time. ... "'I'm reaching there in 7minutes. Standby'."

This, is a snippet of a life of a cabin crew's family.
Cabin crews sacrificed a lot just so they could help the world connect from point A to point B.

Let us give the families affected by flight MH370 our support, prayers and some privacy.
Before you pass judgement, point fingers, or even spread theories and speculations,
remember that you will not only hurt the missing cabin crew's families, but you will hurt our feelings as an extended MAS family.

Wherever you are, MH370, we pray for your return.

Sincerely,
A Captain's Daughter.
Dr Nadia Rahim
This is soooooo saaad ... May Allah protect n guide mh370 passengers n crew back to Him n home safe ... Allahumma Aameeen!

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

151: Unplanned Trip

2014-01-30T12:24:00.000+08:00

Masing-masing ada pandangan sendiri tentang unplanned trip. Ada yang okay je, ada yang tak suka, ada yang selamba je. So, korang ni jenis yang macam mana?

Macam aku, aku nie jenis okay je. Cuma bergantung kepada masa, tempat dan keadaan sendiri ketika tu. Last weekend, aku buat kerja gila. I mean memang gila la. Aku pergi Penang utk join "Treasure Hunt" anjuran company.

Actually, aku memang tak join pon. Kawan-kawan dari division lain ramai yang tnya, aku masuk ke event tu. And my answer "Tak join pon". Hahahahaha. Nak dijadikan cerita, hari jumaat (sehari sebelum event) ada la orang nak pujuk aku join team dorang. Sebabnya, ade sorg opismate nie ade emergency hari event tu. So, takleh nak join the event.

Pujuk punya pujuk. Lama gak aku nak bg keputusan. Tambah-tambah pulak, aku dah janji nak main badminton sabtu tu. Ahad pon ade majlis kahwin nak kena attend. Hurmmmmmm.......

Fikir, fikir, fikir dan fikir. Sampai la habis semayang jumaat, baru aku bgtau jawapan aku.

Dah pikir pro and cons. Macam-macam la. Aku decide untuk join event tu. Tapi ade syarat, ahad tu kena balik pagi-pagi. Sebab nak attend wedding. huhuhuh. Dorang cakap okay.

So, sabtu tu pergi la ke Penang. A lot of things learnt during the event. How cool the teammate, the driver is real good in driving, and moment to remember when we stop to buy treasure goods.

So, here is the picture.

Team mate "Awesome GTM"

GTM team

Dah sampai hotel

Dah sampai hotel II

Posing utk next 4 treasure hunt event target. hehehe.

Just fyi, jumlah penyertaan seramai 158 team. Eventhough kitaorg xmenang apa-apa hadiah, tapi semua puas hati dan enjoy the event. Kitaorang dapat number 92 out of 158. It a good achievement what. Hahahaha.

"Dalam kehidupan, kita kena membuat pilihan, mungkin apa yang kita dapat itu lah yang kita tak dapat, tapi apa yang kita tak dapat, itulah yang kita dapat"

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

150: Cycling 2014

2014-01-21T17:04:00.000+08:00

Salam

Kali kedua join OCBCCycleMY. Tahun lepas dorang buat kat KLCC, tahun nie buat kat Dataran Merdeka.

Join utk kali kedua, feeling rasa excited masih sama macam tahun lepas. Yelah kan, nak cycling utk 24km bagi orang amatur, satu pencapaian tu. Hahaha.

Tahun ni pakai basikal yang sama lagi, belum ada rezeki nak pakai basikal baru. Niat nak beli mountain bike, utk challenge sikit. Foldies nie sesuai utk santai-santai je. hehe

Posing depan helmet besar before event start

Right before start

Posing bajet model. Bahahaha

Cycling partner

Medal and our lucky number

Rasanya event nie dah jadi event tahunan kot. It's really worth it la. Enjoy cycling dalam KL sebab kereta takde. HOHO.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

149: Wordless Wednesday

2014-01-15T17:59:00.000+08:00

Kuatkan semangat, tabahkan hati, masalah mendatang untuk mematangkan diri.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

148: 2013 in memories

2013-12-31T19:30:00.000+08:00

Salam. Happy New Year to all.

I just wanna share what happen to me in 2013. This will be in terms of career, relationship, friends, personal and finance.

Career - Alhamdulillah. Aku sah jawatan kat Sime Darby bulan Mac. Jadi, semua company benefits dah boleh guna. Yeahaa. Syukur. Dan bila dah confirm ni, bonus pon entitled untuk tahun 2013. Syukur sangat. Selain tu, aku dapat menghadiri conference kat Indonesia. Tahun ni buat kat Bandung pulak. Tahun ni ade "GTM Retreats" kat Tanah Aina. Syok wooo. Enjoy gila.

Alhamdulillah

GTM Retreats in Tanah Aina, Bentong

Relationship - Banyak benda jadi kat aku tahun 2013. Its really a lesson for me. To improve myself for a better person. Benarlah kata orang "tak semua yang kita nak, kita akan dapat, dan tak semua yang kita dapat, itu yang kita nak" Jadi, bersyukurlah. Siapa tak nak awek cun cam Izara Aisyah kan. Ke comel cam Nad Zainal. hehehe. Tapi kita follow the flow je. Mana yang sudi tu, bgtau la saya.

"Kalau mahu katakan mahu, tidak aku tertunggu - tunggu,

kalau sudi katakan sudi, tidak aku ternanti - nanti"

Oh i love watching sunset,

Friends - Knowing new people, get close to friends, hangout every month after work at Ampang Park. Banyak benda jadi. Tambah-tambah pulak, ramai kawan-kawan dah start berkeluarga/get-into-it. Oh man, am I getting older now. Hurmm. To my friend yang dah tunang, dah kahwin, dah ade anak. Semoga murah rezeki dan mendapat keberkatanNYA. Amin.

Personal - Not many things changes; except my weight. Waaaa. I'm a real fat now. Don't ask me when I will be slim again. Huarghhh. I learnt alot to improve myself, the way of thinking, what should i do in few years.

Finance - Syukur alhamdulilah. Through ups and down, I learnt alot. 2013, finally i own a car. After the incident, really thinks car is a must now, not just want. Besides that, I also know and understand the puchasing house. Oh man, harga rumah sekarang memang mengarut. Bullshit gila. Bila la boleh nak beli rumah ni? Nak kawin lagi. =.="

Azam 2013 - Ada 2 azam aku yang tak tercapai tahun 2013. First and foremost, to get into shape again. Second, to visit my friend in Paris. Hohoho. Azam yang tercapai, dapat beli kereta. Amin.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

148: Bandung, Indonesia

2013-12-31T15:25:00.002+08:00

Salam.

Ni entri bergambar masa trip ke Bandung November lepas.

Before departure.

Ni gambar muka tak sabar nak pergi bandung. Hoho. Tahun ni dapat peluang pergi Bandung atas urusan kerja. Ada palm oil conference kat sana. Rujuk Pergi Bali 2012.

Sebenarnya, tahun ni saya sangat beruntung. Sbb saya dapat gi Bandung atas alasan menggantikan bos saya yang cuti sakit. Kalau tak, tak dapat la den g Bandung tahun ni.

Bukti pergi conference. Hahaha.

Bila habis hari pertama conference, sempat gak la gi Toko Tiga. Kedai ni memang jual jeans yang murah dan original. Tp sebabkan tak rasa nak beli jeans masa tu, beli polo t-shirt je. Harga memang murah dan kualiti bagus. Boleh dapat satu t-shirt dlm Rp 150,000 = RM45 kowt. Kalau kat sini, dalam RM90 pon belum tentu dapat. Murah kan?

Singgah dulu shopping polo t-shirt.

Dah hari kedua kat conference. Sebelum masuk conference, sempat la nak posing depan pemain alat tradisional Indonesia. (Tak pasti apa nama alat tu).

Posing je lebih

Yesza, conference dah habis. Kerja kat Bandung dah selesai, so dah free. Hehehe. Balik dari conference, kiteorang pergi makan malam kat Restoran Sedep Malam. Restoran ini jual makanan dari keturunan Sunda. Makanan memang kering, tapi sedap. Sambal dia memang terbaik. I highly recommend people to try this.

Sambal kat kedai nie memang terbaik!

Hari yang free untuk berjalan dan cuci mata. Hahaha. Kiteorang sempat la pergi makan kat Kampung Daun. Apa yang istimewa kat sini, suasana damai, sejuk, ade bunyi air terjun lagi. Terbaik la.

Kampung Daun, Bandung

Tempatnye bagus pak

Selesai makan kat Kampung Daun, kiteorang pergi ke Rumah Mode pulak. Tempat ni popular dalam kalangan pelancong, sampaikan ada yang cakap "Kalau ke Bandung, tak lengkap kalau tak pergi ke Tangkuban Perahu dan Rumah Mode" Okay fine. Saya tak sempat pergi Tangkuban Perahu sebab tak cukup masa. Maybe next time dengan isteri dan keluarga. Hehehe.

Rumah Mode. *sorry for bad quality picture*

Posing je lebih kat rumah mode ni. Kat sini, boleh rasa macam kat Malaysia je sebab ramai sangat pelancong dari Malaysia. Hahahaha.

Nice caption. Kan?

Dah penat g Rumah Mode, kiteorang pergi kat Paris van Java Mall pulak. Kat mall ni agak unik sebab setiap tingkat tak nampak tingkat atas. Reka bentuk kedai pon menarik. Lain dari kat Malaysia.

Dalam pada jalan-jalan tu, terjumpa la kedai jual baju self printed. Cam Indie punya la. Sekali nampak caption kat atas ni kat luar kedai. Memang lawak tapi tajam maksud dia. Hahahaha.

"Malu bertanya sesat di jalan, Malu membeli selamat jalan"

Menghabiskan duit before balik KL.

Hari terakhir kat Bandung, pergi jalan-jalan kat Heritage Factory Outlet. Kat sini, harga memang murah berbanding Rumah Mode. Sempat la beli sehelai t-shirt kat sini.

Bapak mau pulang ke Malaysia iya?

Nie posing baik punya masa boring tunggu masa nak check in. Hahaha.

With my beloved mom. Dia tunggu kat airport. Posing lebih ni. hahaha.

Dah sampai Malaysia, saja je amek gambar dengan mak. Sebab kebetulan dia datang KL masa tu.

Love you la. ;)

AK: Bandung merupakan tempat menarik untuk shopping dan sightseeing. Unfortunately, I cannot manage to go to Tangkuban Perahu. Orang - orang di sana pon cantik dan hensem. Yelah, duk kat kawasan gunung kan. Hahaha. Kulit putih je.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

147: Penang trip 2013

2013-12-19T14:53:00.001+08:00

Salam.

Dua minggu lepas, aku dan adik beradik sempat pergi ke Penang. Tujuan sebenar nak pergi sbb ade kawan baik rumah sewa dulu kawin. Majlis buat kat Sungai Petani. Alang-alang dah sampai utara tu, memang sengaja nak duduk kat Pulau Pinang.

Actually, at first place memang nak g dgn adik aku je. So, dah siap booking budget hotel kat town. The hotel was good, very traditional and worth the pay la. Penang kot!

Cocoa Mews punya signboard yg "comel"

Nak masuk kena ade access card. Safety purpose.

Bila dah check in, terus g pusing2 kat padang kota lama. Nak makan pasembur (pasembuq = penang style). sambil tgk pemandangan laut. Angin kuat. Syokk woo.

This cost me RM17. Peluh besar.

Day 2: Last day kat penang. Kat penang sekarang tengah famous pasal street art. So, mmg excited la nak cari katne tempat-tempat ade street art tu. Lain yang cari, lain yang jumpa. Rupanya dah ade muzium interaktif. Harga nak masuk RM15 seorang. Tapi masa kitaorang pergi, dapat diskaun cuti sekolah. Jadi RM10 seorang.

Okay. Dah habis kat muzium, kita pergi street art pulak. hahaha.

Nak ambik gambar pon kena beratur ke? Aishhh.

Tutup mata eh bang?

Bila keluar dari Penang, terus pergi ke majlis perkahwinan Ezuan dan pasangan kat Sungai Petani.

Steady la tok wan.

Tahniah tok wan. Selamat Pengantin Baru.
Semoga berbahagia sampai syurga. Amin.

*Ehem Ehem... Siapa kat sebelah abang tu?

Okaylah. Sekian sahaja cerita abang ke penang. Hehe. nantikan entri yang akan datang pulak ye.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

146: Be yourself.

2013-12-09T15:01:00.002+08:00

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

145: Thank you Nuffnang!

2013-12-06T11:35:00.001+08:00

Salam.

Minggu lepas, saya dapat email dari Nuffnang sbb menang tiket NuffnangPremiereScreening untuk tengok filem Homefront. Actually, tak sangka pon leh dapat. Sbb sekadar mencuba nasib. Rezeki kot dapat tiket free dari Nuffnang. Apa-apa pon, TERIMA KASIH NUFFNANG! Kalau boleh nak lagi....hehehehe.

Synopsis

Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent Phil Broker (Jason Statham) sees his quiet family life turned upside down when his path crosses with a band of drug traffickers, led by Gator (James Franco), a meth kingpin.

After an undercover operation in which a biker gang leader, Danny T, goes to jail, Phil Broker retires to a quiet life in a small town. After a confrontation at school between Broker's daughter and a local bully, the bully's mother tells her brother Gator to scare Broker. After breaking into Broker's house, Gator discovers that Broker is the agent who put Danny T in jail. Gator enlists the help of Danny T's henchman, Cyrus Hanks. Cyrus and his crew attempt to attack Broker and kidnap Broker's daughter. Broker kills the attackers and rescues his daughter.

Thank you Nuffnang!

Secara keseluruhan, filem ini berkisar mengenai kasih sayang seorang ayah terhadap anaknya. Sejauh mana kita sanggup selamatkan anak kita dari penjahat. I love the movie since I love the actor very much. He is good in fighting scene. Walaupon hampir semua filem dia tipikal. But still, I love his acting. Hahaha.

144: Jom kita ke Hawaii

2013-11-26T17:19:00.001+08:00

Salam

Teringat masa belajar kat universiti dulu, kalau time belajar utk final exam, selalu standby stock makanan dgn air. Macam-macam jenis air la, you named it. Biasanya, saya suka minum #RedbullMY.

Redbull nie bagus sebab air bertenaga, sangat sesuai utk student yg nk stay up study utk final. Fuhhh. Mmg terbaik. Badan rasa fresh je.

Korang tau ke sekarang RedbullMY sekarang ade buat pertandingan "Action & Adventure Challenge".

Hadiah utama pertandingan ni dapat pergi ke Hawaii. Syok tu. I wish i could win this.

Follow these simple steps and stand to win an EPIC trip to Hawaii!!!

Step 1) Buy any 2 cans or bottles of Red Bull and keep the receipt as proof of purchase.

Step 2) CAPTURE and UPLOAD a photo/video of you completing the challenge of the day.

Step 3) FILL in your contact details, then scan/take a photo and upload your receipt to complete your submission.

Step 4) UPLOAD more videos and photos for a better chance in winning!

Ada banyak "daily challenges" kat #RedbullMY. Korang boleh tengok kat #RedbullMY utk maklumat lanjut.

Pertandingan ni dari 15 November sampai 15 Januari.

So, apa tunggu lagi. Mana tau ada rezeki menang trip ke Hawaii.

AK: Semoga berjaya kepad yang mencuba.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

143: SDP Annual Awards 2013

2013-11-26T15:04:00.001+08:00

Salam.

Jumaat lepas, saya berkesempatan utk menghadiri annual dinner anjuran company kat Kuala Lumpur Convention Center (KLCC). Tempat yang cantik, menarik dan sangat sesuai utk majlis ballroom.

Majlis menarik.Persembahan terbaik. Persembahan dr ASWARA, Soo Wincci, Sheila Majid. Fara Fauzana dgn Naz Habibur Rahman jadi pengacara majlis. So, mmg terbaik la.

Gaya, Mutu dan Keunggulan

GTM representative

MAP Trainee gang

Dgn Amarul (housemate time training kat Genting dulu)

Nice background isn't it?

Sempat bergambar kat photobooth

AK: Rasa enjoy sbb dapat join dinner nie, walaupun bukan pakai suit tapi jaket je. hahaha.

Kalo ade lucky draw dgn door gift lagi terbaik rasanya.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

140: GTM Retreats 2013

2013-11-21T12:14:00.000+08:00

Salam.

This is a sneak preview about Tanah Aina, Bentong. Lot of things happen, can't update my blog for beloved reader.

Hope you guys in good conditions and wish you a happy holiday in year end.

To those who will getting married in near terms, congratulations on your happy day and be a good partner to your husband/wife.

AK: Will update the whole story soon!

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

142: Random Wednesday

2013-11-20T17:30:00.000+08:00

AK: I just love how creative they are when celebrating their goal.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

141: Are you smart enough?

2013-11-13T11:49:00.001+08:00

Another Online Test to Freak You Out

This is truly bizarre. Follow the instructions!

NO PEEKING AHEAD!

Free will or synaptic wiring? You be the judge. If you love brain teasers, mind benders or just weird psychological tests, do the following exercise and prepare yourself to freak out.

Just follow these instructions, and answer the questions one at a time and as quickly as you can!

Again, as quickly as you can but don't advance until you've done each of them ... really.

Now, arrow down (but not too fast, you might miss something).

Think of a number from 1 to 10.

Multiply that number by 9.

If the number is a 2-digit number, add the digits together.

Now subtract 5.

Determine which letter in the alphabet corresponds to the number you ended up with (example: 1=a, 2=b, 3=c, etc.)

Think of a country that starts with that letter.

Remember the last letter in the name of that country.

Think of the name of an animal that starts with that letter.

Remember the last letter in the name of that animal.

Think of the name of a fruit that starts with that letter.

Are you thinking of a Kangaroo in Denmark eating an Orange?

If not, you're among the 2% of the population whose minds are different enough to think of something else. 98% of people will answer with kangaroos in Denmark when given this exercise.

Freaky, huh?

AK: Sounds crazy but its worth to try.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

136:Percutian hujung tahun

2013-11-01T11:11:00.000+08:00

Salam semua. Sedar tak sedar bulan Oktober dah habis. Kejap je dah masuk 2 bulan terakhir untuk tahun 2013. Biasanya dah hampir hujung tahun nie, ramai orang pergi bercuti sama ada dlm negara atau luar negara. Tambah pulak cuti sekolah. Lagi la ramai dah rancang percutian masing - masing.

Alhamdulillah tahun lepas saya dapat peluang bekerja sambil melancong ke Bali, Indonesia. Nie antara gambar yg sempat dirakam masa kat Bali.

Okay. Tu cerita tahun lepas. Tahun ini belum ditentukan lagi. Tapi apa yang pasti, saya ingin bercuti bersama Travelar .

I want to go to Bali/Yangon with Travelar because Travelar is perfect for my accomodation and a well-known provider in giving best hotel deals in Asia.

Yesza. Bali dah pergi, jadi tahun ini saya akan ke Yangon. Kali ini saya pergi dengan Travelar. Kalau ada yg belum kenal Travelar, masih belum lambat lagi sebab Travelar menyediakan pelbagai pilihan hotel dengan harga - harga yang menarik dan sangat berpatutan.

Kenapa nak pergi Yangon?

Kerana keunikkan budaya dan keindahan tempat di sana.

Teringin nak pergi Shwedagon Pagoda. Rata - rata orang bercakap, kalau tak singgah di Shwedagon Pagoda, perjalanan ke Myanmar tak lengkap.

Shwedagon Pagoda

Kebiasanya, pengalaman berada di negara orang amat menarik bagi saya. Secara tak langsung, kita dapat mengenali negara jiran kita dan penduduk di sana. Walaubagaimanapun, jagalah adab dan adat kita sebagai orang timur.

AK: Alhamdulillah, tahun ini dapat peluang kerja dan bercuti di Bandung pula.

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

139: Random Wednesday

2013-10-30T17:48:00.000+08:00

Assalamualaikum w.b.t

138: 10 reasons why no one knows what they're doing in their 20s

2013-10-25T11:42:00.000+08:00

Why is it that asking someone about what they’re doing (or want to do) with their life tend to drag down the conversation. Talk about movies and music, and they’re happy and engaged. Ask them about their ambitions in life, and the light in their eyes goes out. People don’t want to talk about their future, career, or school.

How profoundly sad is that? Why is talking about what you want to do in life a boring subject? Shouldn’t it be the most exciting of all?

This lack of direction is crippling, and it comes in part from society telling us that taking certain steps when we’re young will result in success and happiness later, like life is a magical machine—drop in a college degree, a corporate job, a house with a picket fence and a 401k, and out pops a happy life. We all know life has never been that simple, especially not now.

Just because you’re busy doesn’t mean you know what you’re doing. If you’re in school, great. If you’ve got a good job, well done. But why are you doing the things you do? Where will you be next year? How about ten years from now? Where do you want to be, and how do you plan on getting there?

It seems that people are going down a blind path in the hope that it will all work out.

Why gamble the one life you have to live?

The 10 Reasons Why No One Knows What They’re Doing in Their 20s

1. You didn’t take advantage of your college years. You chose a major because you were good at it in high school and you found it ”interesting”. You thought joining clubs would take up too much time, so you said “maybe next semester”, yet you never did. You were studying subjects you weren’t passionate about but, you thought having a high gpa would equal success. It didn’t, and you’re slowly becoming very angry now that you’re working a job you have no idea how you got into when you graduated Magna Cum Laude.

Here’s where most people are in their 20s:

In college, majoring in something they chose out of convenience, but they have no real idea what they’re going to do with their education.
In graduate school because they got a BA in something they don’t know what to do with.
In a job with their major in an industry they have no real passion for, and they’re surrounded by people who did the same thing. They have a decent salary and benefits, live in a nice apartment, and leased a new car, so they’re very reluctant to leave.

Why is it that students spend more time on Facebook in one week then they do picking their own major? It’s likely to cost $25,000-$100,000, and it’s an investment of four years of your life (nowadays 5 years). That’s a big deal, and it shouldn’t be taken lightly.

It’s not about what your parents want, what feels safe, or what you were good at in high school. It’s about recognizing what your truest self has always wanted to do—the thing you were born to do. The thing you could do every single day without ever feeling tired of it.

“There are moments when one has to choose between living one’s own life, fully, entirely, completely – or dragging out some false, shallow, degrading existence that the world in its hypocrisy demands. You have that moment now. Choose!” – Oscar Wilde

Imagine that an uncle you didn’t know passed away and you inherited millions. If you never needed to work again, what would you fill your days with? What would you want to accomplish? Chances are, the answer to that question is what you should be doing. Find a way to turn your passion into a career. In this day and age we need to stop putting our passions aside and start living them.

Stop chasing money and start chasing happiness. (And no, money does not buy happiness.)

Then, pick a major that you want to study. Don’t choose it because your friends are doing it or because it “seems like a smart choice.” Study something that matters to you, the thing that will drive you to stay up until 2AM finishing that text and wake up bright and early at 7AM, happy to get to your first class.

2. You live for the future. You are not enjoying the present moment. No wonder most people don’t know what they’re doing in their 20s. You expect that some event in the future will make you happy. Living for the future and thinking the future will be better after something is completed or once you’ve earned degree, grad school or promotion at work. You are missing the opportunities around you in the present because you live for the future.

“You spend your whole life stuck in the labyrinth, thinking how you’ll escape one day, and how awesome it will be, and imagining that future keeps you going, but you never do it. You just use the future to escape the present.” – John Green

Life fully in the present. Don’t live to be happy. Be happy while living. Don’t make happiness as the end product of your achievements/goals – get a perfect job/car/house/spouse. Derive happiness from whatever you are doing at present. It is the journey that you must enjoy not the end result. Time is ticking and you will not get it back.

Live fully and embrace the present. You can walk your way through life thinking the future will be brighter but if you are not doing the things that matter or count today then you will never arrive. You’ve got to love the journey.

3. Your parents control you. Parents have a major influence on the lives of children, and that’s appropriate—they’re fronting most of the bills. But what you have to understand is that your parents want what is safe and secure for you. They’re less interested in whether or not that makes you truly happy.

They don’t want you to take the risk and fail. They want you to be financially independent. They want to know that you can pay your own bills and provide for their future grandchildren. Sometimes the harder route is better for us, and we as adult individuals can see that, but our parents can’t see our lives in the same light.

For most parents, work is work. This is in part generational. Most parents have spent their entire lives doing things they didn’t like to provide for you. (You have to respect that.)

So, while you should respect the wishes and viewpoints of your parents, you don’t have to mindlessly trudge down the path they lay out for you. If you truly want to do something, you need to take control of your own life and do it. At the end of the day, it’s your life to live.

“Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Listen to them. Consider their advice. They’ve been around a lot longer than you, and they’ve got a lot of wisdom and good sense to share. But it’s nothing new for children to hold different values and goals than their parents, and at some point you have to learn to define your own code. This phenomenon is part of coming of age, and it’s a natural, healthy part of the human experience.

4. Your environment is holding you back. What you surround yourself with affects who you are and what you do. How will you ever figure out what to do in your 20s if your friends spend their time playing Xbox, watching movies, hitting the bars, and doing things that provide instant gratification instead of working towards their goals, that’s what you’re going to do, too. Yes, these things are fun. But everything in moderation, right?

Excessive indulgence (whether it’s drinking, partying, drug use, sex, junk eating, or whatever) can prevent you from focusing on self-discovery and improvement, and it can even become your worst enemy. Being social is good, and involving yourself in the right relationships can encourage and empower you.

However, filling your nights with temporary pleasures is just that—temporary. It’s fleeting. And yes, it will get old. The problem for most people is that when it gets old, they’re also older, and in the meantime they haven’t gotten themselves to the place in life that they want to be.

“You are the average of the five people you associate with most, so do not underestimate the effects of your pessimistic, unambitious, or disorganized friends. If someone isn’t making you stronger, they’re making you weaker.” ― Timothy Ferriss

Instead, surround yourself with people who have qualities you admire, who are smarter and more driven than you. Let their success rub off. Soak up their energy, and let their drive help push you to be better too. Outside of school, this is harder. And don’t be one-sided about it either—remember that you can positively influence others by encouraging others to be their best selves.

If you want to get somewhere, then hang out with the people who are already there or who also want to get there. Change your environment, change your friends, and you change everything.

5. You’ve taken the wrong path. Most young people suffer from being totally short-sighted. They think they’ll have plenty of time to get what they want, so they don’t take the appropriate steps now, and suddenly life passes them by. Too many of us are all about short term gains and happiness.

We want to be happy now, and we won’t sacrifice any part of that in return for future gains. So, we get stuck in the endless cycle of day to day motions, because we’re content with that cycle. School, work, gym, go out. That’s not necessarily bad, but it’s not going to lead you to anything greater down the line.

You could be spending most of your time climbing a ladder leaned up against the wrong wall (most people do). Just because theirs a ladder presented in front of you doesn’t mean you need to climb it. Go find the right ladder. Go find the ladder destined for you. Find your mission.

“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

The mantra for all of this, the surface-level motto that’s been adopted and twisted to encourage the dumbest of behavior, is YOLO. You Only Live Once? Exactly. You only live once, so why waste your time doing something you don’t even care about? Nobody’s going to tell you what to do, and nobody’s going to hold your hand and lead you down the path that will lead you to long-lasting future fulfillment.

Most people don’t care who you are or what you do. It’s up to you to decide what you really want to do, then start taking steps to make it happen. Go.

6. You stopped learning. Your education begins after graduation, not ends. School isn’t the only outlet for learning. Think about learning from experience and results. What have you done? What skills do you possess? Learning is an ongoing process, not something you actively choose to do. A lifelong education can also be your greatest tool—and one that’s an absolute necessity for greatness.

Read books. Think about it this way; someone spent their entire life learning some painful lesson and is offering these golden nuggets to you for less than $10. Why wouldn’t you take that knowledge so you can learn from others. Anything you want to learn is at your fingertips. Read.

“I have never let my schooling interfere with my education” – Mark Twain

Stick to people who do what you want to do. Call people. Get on LinkedIn and connect with them, and get an internship or an entry level job, whatever you need to do to break into the industry that you truly care about.

When you’re passionate about it all, you’ll be amazed at how quickly you learn, how hungrily you consume new knowledge. Connect with peers, too; you can learn just as readily from others like you, since you all have new and unique experiences to bring to the table.

This is the wisest investment you can make. Make constant learning a habit. Knowledge can’t be stolen or broken like material things. That’s why millionaires are broke one year and richer the next year. It’s not the money that got them rich it was the knowledge.The bank can’t repossess your mind. Invest in your mind, and you’ll be able to put it to work for you until you’re dead.

7. You do the same thing everyday. Just because you get older doesn’t mean you’ll become more successful. That’s an assumption a lot of people seem to make, whether they realize it or not, and it’s false. After you graduate, it’s completely up to you to make forward progressions in your life.

No one is going to hand you anything, and you’re wrong if you think you automatically deserve it—after all, you probably haven’t really done anything yet. The modern world is full of overeducated twenty-somethings with no real career prospects, baffled at how things have turned out, still living off of the US Bank of Mom and Dad.

“If you do tomorrow what you did today, you will get tomorrow what you got today.” – Benjamin Franklin

No one knows what they’re doing in their 20s because very few understand that time is the most precious asset in life, and you will never get it back. Not even billionaires can buy more time. They die, just like you and I will. Time is your most valuable resource, and it’s constantly trickling away. You can save up money, you can strive to earn more later and make up the losses from your youth, but your time here is finite.

If you want different results tomorrow, do different things today. It will never be easier to take big risks and try new things than when you’re still young—you’re likely to have fewer commitments and obligations to hold you down. If your environment is holding you back, change your environment.

Form the habits that will define your adult life. Eliminate the negative, embrace the positive, and form habits that breed success.

Eventually, everyone realizes they’re temporary. It sinks in, little by little, that you won’t be here forever. Understand this while you are young vs in your 50s when you finally realize that your youth has passed you by. The fact that your life can and will end, something you’re desensitized to as a young person (because we assume our time is still long, and it seems endless), becomes reality.

For most people, that change comes too late in life. Allow yourself to feel it. Accept it. Meditate on it. Your time is going to fly by. Start making it count today. Live with purpose. Live with passion.

8. You’ve escaped to grad school. You should go to grad school if you want to pursue a career that requires it. Don’t go just for the hell of it, or to put off entering the job market, or to improve your resume by adding an additional line to it. Show employers results, not degrees.

Too many people go to grad school as a means of hiding out, because they’re afraid of the world beyond academia. It’s all they know. These people don’t usually fare well once grad school is over.

Grad school is not a way to prolong the day of reckoning.

There are countless job applicants with freshly minted masters degrees that they’re not going to use, and I see countless people making plans for grad school without a clue as to why they want to do it. It sounds nice to say, “i’m in grad school”, yet I can always sense a feeling of uncertainty behind those words. For many of them, it’s an investment of tens of thousands of dollars and 2 to 3 years of their life. That’s a third of their twenties. It’s valuable time. Is it worth it?

And depending on the field you’re going into, it might not make you more competitive. What it will definitely do, however, is keep you from getting valuable work experience that much longer.

Meanwhile, your peers who spent those years learning practical lessons the hard way are going to be more competitive than you and have more real world experience.

“Within a couple of weeks of starting the Ph.D. program, though, she discovered that she’d booked passage on a sinking ship. There aren’t any jobs, the other students informed her; the profession’s glutted with tenured old men who won’t step aside for the next generation. Meanwhile, the Internet’s booming, and the kids we gave C pluses to are waltzing out of college and getting rich on stock options while we bust our asses for a pathetic stipend that doesn’t even cover the rent.” – Tom Perrotta

In the worst case scenario, you’re required to take on additional burdensome student loans, and those hang around your neck like an albatross for a decade after. That sort of debt can force you to stick with a job—any job, even one you hate—to struggle to make those minimum payments for decades.

Graduate school isn’t inherently bad, and for some people it’s the right decision. But it’s never the right decision to do it just for something to do. Know your path, and make a logical, rational decision about whether or not graduate school is a smart stepping stone on your path.

9. You’re not pushing yourself. Being talented isn’t enough. Success is a product of hard work, not talent. We all know talented people whose skills are never put to good use through sheer laziness. Negative thinking like “I have no talent” or “I’m not smart enough” is not an excuse for not trying something.

No one knows what they’re doing in their 20s because very few realize that you just have to do the work. Do it over and over again. Fail over and over again, cry over and over again, get back up and learn from those experiences. Talk to people, research, adjust your strategies, and try again. Persistence is a virtue.

Once you’ve started, don’t stop. Fix errors, but don’t quit. You’ve probably tried many things in your life, but you likely haven’t ever committed fully to one for a long period of time. When the goal you’re working on is your life’s true mission, you’ll find it hard to toss aside—the drive inside will tell you to keep going.

Listen to that fire. It’s not always going to be easy, but then again, no great thing ever is. When your social life begins to suffer, your cash flow gets tight, and the frustrations start piling up, don’t quit. That’s progress, and it’s not easy, but there’s a light on the other side of it. Those who can breakthrough those moments is what separates the wolves from the sheep.

“It ain’t about how hard ya hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done!” – Rocky Balboa

There is anecdotal evidence that in order to truly master something you have to spend ~10,000 hours doing it. That’s equivalent to five work years. Through perseverance you can out perform those with raw talent and no work ethic any day of the week.

Don’t sit back in a comfortable job that will give you a 5% annual raise. You are not learning. You are not pushing yourself. You are not growing. You’re wasting your time and living a life of complacency. If you want to see change, you are going to have to take risk, put in the time and work your ass off.

10. You’re a walking stimulus junkie. You’re on the cutting edge of every trend. You’re in the know on the latest fashions, and you’ve got a ferocious sense of style. You’re a shopaholic and love malls. You binge on entire seasons of hot new TV shows, and your Netflix queue is a mile long.

Sound like you? If so, you might be a stimulus junkie—moving from one stimulating quick fix at a time to another, consuming the newest media and trends like an addict.

Nice watch, nice glasses, nice car—who cares? Will it matter 3 years from now? How about 10?

Don’t worry i’ll wait..

“The things you own end up owning you. It’s only after you lose everything that you’re free to do anything.” – Chuck Palahniuk

These aren’t bad things, but when they become all-consuming they keep you from developing a fulfilling life of action. They turn you into purely a consumer instead of a producer. Stop consuming information and start creating a life worth living.

Stop wasting time filling your life with the things that billion dollar marketing companies tell you that you need, and instead build your days on getting to where you want to be.

Whenever you’re making a decision about life, ask yourself: “Is this making me a more confident person and advancing my goals, or is this distancing me from who I’m meant to be?” If your habits are keeping you from progressing, ditch ‘em—they’re only holding you up. Move forward now.

Now close this because you’ve got work to do.

Credit to: KnowledgeForMen

137: Random Wednesday

2013-10-09T12:06:00.000+08:00

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