Credit to Bro. Mohd Ikhwan Mohd Jamil,Managing Director cum Principal Trainer, INSPIREZ Consultancy & Training

1. 1 day, u will see a remarkable speaker who talk about huffaz at global level. Maybe, u all will be wondering how he will present himself. Is he gonna look like Dato' Dr. Fadzilah Kamsah with his westerners attire, or like Dato' Abu Hassan Din AlHafiz with his Arabian theme?
2. I adore the way Anthony Robbins present himself as to wear what he likes, when and where he likes, the bottom line is, just be who u are, then your audience will be pleased that u re-present your own self not others.
3. But, no matter how, u have to make your self one step above than your audience.
4. Of course, i'm not gonna dressed up with shortpant !, but kopiah n jeans will make it special. Then it becomes the definition of yourself.
5. Here as well, i would like to quote a simple formula on how to start changing process in our life according to Brads Sugar (ActionCoach):

BE X DO = HAVE
(Be positive in thinking and Do positive actions, its will lead to having positive values or attitudes)


MOHD IZZUDIN MOHD FAUDZI

To see my friend going through his life with his choice was really a tough call that he did. He even start all over again with the same choice, but with double effort. It really inspired me because i'm facing the same situation now. Before, i put myself in an MLM, insurance industry and Quranic teaching. I feel better in the third industry.

Quranic teaching as an industry is like putting your Quranic traditional class into a major business like what have been done by Kumon Asia & Ocenia Pte. Ltd. So, i'll go for it, insya Allah. See you in the next post, but before that, have a read on this:

• It is not that easy to make a choice in life,the larger your target, the greater its pressure would be.
• Like said in the previous post, bad start is not really that bad, it will make you even more mature.
• Start all over again is a right choice, but never repeat the same previous mistakes.
• Do not put the same previous level of effort but double it.
• Do not look back and do not hold back once you have your choice.
• GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR CHOICE!!

salam..
Since my childhood, i love to plan but i fail to implement..But, lots of things achieved by all my daily/monthly plan..After an observation, what i saw was a success of several plan despite of all planned target..Some people says, dream to be high on the sky, even if you fall, at least it will be on the high mountain.

As the new day came, i set several things to be achieved to make me better..
1 - to maintain Quranic revision
2 - to focus on my study and business
3 - to update blog daily
4 - to update a news on Arsenal F.C particularly, and E.P.L generally.

As this post is up here, the inter-semester vacation for IIUM between Sem 2 2009/2010 and sem 3 2009/2010 is at the beginning. I had my own plan to use all the coming 14-days during the vacation. All i want to do is to start my dream to be a great insurance agent in MCIS Zurich. I need to concentrate to have a good start in a new business planning, in order to make me success in this new career. I've interested in this field since 19 years old, but only this time I've decided to truly be serious and gain benefit from it.

As for me, planning for vacation need to be done with some of these checklists:
1) Beneficial for your personal life (ibadah, health, knowledge)
2) Beneficial for your family (time)
3) Beneficial for the Ummah (beneficial activity)
4) Beneficial for your future (planning and preparation for upcoming events)

Salam..it's been a while since the last time i wrote an entry for this blog..busy is not among the reason and i don't know why..in this year, some changes happened..

First, i resigned from working as an administrative staff at Student Development Division, IIUM..Second, i resigned from holding a position as a president in Community Service (CENSERVE Team) 2009/2010. Then, i was offered to work as a Quranic teacher at some houses in Setiawangsa. At this rate, my study is still on.

i've come to think that even you have a high ambition, but your body can't take it, it can't still be done..i've suffered severe headache since 17 which made me faint several times..it's not that i don't take any action on that, but the 'red tape effects' was severe too, from the district health center until the state hospital at negeri sembilan, all are the same.."you need to go here first (without checking the illness)"..lastly, i became one of the person who gave up to face the 'red tape' situation..

recently, i was sent to neurology department (after begging) to have at least a medical check up, then the result is i have a hypertension..even after the conversation with my head department (Medical Anthropologist), he detected the same..

therefore, i would like to advise to take of your health and also never do not become one of such Red Tape.

Red Tape

The collection or sequence of forms and procedures required to gain bureaucratic approval for something, especially when oppressively complex and time-consuming.
This expression alludes to the former British custom of tying up official documents with red ribbon. [Early 1800s]
Red tape generally includes the filling out of seemingly unnecessary paperwork, obtaining of unnecessary licenses, having multiple people or committees approve a decision and various low-level rules that make conducting one's affairs slower, more difficult, or both.

Hypertension

By Mayo Clinic staff:

High blood pressure (hypertension) is a risk factor for more than heart disease. Discover what complications high blood pressure can cause and how to control it.
High blood pressure can quietly damage your body for years before symptoms develop. Left uncontrolled, you may wind up with a disability, a poor quality of life or even a fatal heart attack. Fortunately, with treatment and lifestyle changes, you can control your high blood pressure to reduce your risk of life-threatening complications.

You never have to make up for a good start. If a project or a job gets off to a bad start it can be difficult to catch up. Do your planning up front so you get a good start and you won't regret it.

Manage the function, not the paperwork. Remember that your job is to manage a specific function within the company, whatever that may be. There is a lot of paperwork that goes with the job, but don't let that distract you from your real responsibility.

Lead by example. If you ask your employees to work overtime, be there too. Just because company policy allows it, don't fly first-class if your associates are in coach on the same plane. Be a leader - it's tougher than being a manager, but it's worth it.

Don't get caught up in 'looking good'. Work happily together. Don't try to act big. Don't try to get into the good graces of important people, but enjoy the company of ordinary folks. And don't think you know it all. Never pay back evil for evil. Do things in such a way that everyone can see you are honest clear through.

Tell people what you want, not how to do it. You will find people more responsive and less defensive if you can give them guidance not instructions. You will also see more initiative, more innovation, and more of an ownership attitude from them develop over time.

Set S.M.A.R.T. Goals. Goals you set for yourself, or others, should be Specific, Measurable, Achieveable, Realistic, and Time-based

Fix the problem, not the blame. It is far more productive, and less expensive, to figure out what to do to fix a problem that has come up than it is to waste time trying to decide who's fault it was.

Learn from the mistakes of others. You can't live long enough to make them all yourself..

Know Your GPM. In engineering, gpm is gallons per minute, a design criterion. In Management GPM is an acronym for Goals, Plans, and Metrics. To achieve your goals, you must first determine what your Goals are. Then you have to develop a Plan that gets you to your goal. Finally you need Metrics (measurements) to know if you are moving toward your goal according to your plan.

Delegate the easy stuff. The things you do well are the things to delegate. Hold on to those that are challenging and difficult. That is how you will grow.

Manage the function, not the paperwork. Remember that your job is to manage a specific function within the company, whatever that may be. There is a lot of paperwork that goes with the job, but don't let that distract you from your real responsibility.

Lead by example. If you ask your employees to work overtime, be there too. Just because company policy allows it, don't fly first-class if your associates are in coach on the same plane. Be a leader - it's tougher than being a manager, but it's worth it.

Get out of your office. Management By Walking Around (MBWA) does work. You make yourself more approachable. You get information first-hand. You find out what's really happening.