Powerless, Practical, Powerful
A Powerless person tries to fulfill his own desires.
A Practical person fulfills others’ desires.
A Powerful person makes others crave his products/services even more everytime.
A Powerless person tries to fulfill his own desires.
A Practical person fulfills others’ desires.
A Powerful person makes others crave his products/services even more everytime.
The time has come for yet another wishful thinking. With the rise of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Event Driven Architecture (EDA), and Test Driven Development (TDD) extended with Behavior Driven Development (BDD), and a bunch of other buzzwords… let me introduce something else for the enterprise world: Semantic Interface Driven Architecture (SIDA) In short,…
Recently I’ve had a conversation with my good friend Aulia Halimatussadiah. One of what we talked was about our financial management. She said her financial was horrible (she earned enough but spent lots more, hehehe). So I suggested her to use the software I’m currently using, Microsoft Money (I’m currently using Money 2004). It turns…
I love Planck’s Constant! What a wonderful world Israelis have… If only you’d be very open minded… 🙂 Technorati : alicia machado, christine dolce, devon aoki, dress uniforms, ebay, goat sex, hezbollah, honey pot, idf, l oreal, muslim, myspace, pamela david, playboy mexico, scarlett johansson, sex kitten, sex with animals, sony playstation 3, top 13,…
Photo credit How to make your customers loyal, in a quick and easy way? Tip #1: Promise something extraordinary. “You’re dining in the #2 fastest restaurant in the world!” Tip #2: Let your customers prove it. “Order and you’ll get it in 15 minutes!” Tip #3: When you fail, reward your customers. “…or you get…
Sometimes you learned enough just by watching enough movies… Memento taught me that every ending has a beginning, but you can never be sure what caused that beginning. Tomorrow Never Dies taught me that you can always predict the future if you made sure the it will happen. Robots taught me that tiny things may…
It begins with a simple question to Andrew Trinh, founder of business consultancy firm Trizle: “Any good accounting book?” His response: The Accounting Game. But then comes an uber-pleasant surprise: He sent me the book as a gift! And the day had just come: You shouldn’t have to ask if it’s “good,” as it’s easily…