LLOYDLUNA Company is now on 25 franchise locations all over the Philippines as it continues to expand and build a personal development brand. “We have covered every major city in the country. These locations have a really active economy and yes, they primarily want to experience a world-class training but because of lack of fund,…
With all our experiences, good and bad and everything else in between, do we still have the time and the opportunity to appreciate one great blessing called “newness.” This is probably a heavy introduction to start the day but surely there’s something really interesting about it that can give you a fresh perception of what…
You probably wonder what took us so long to finally write our blog again. Well, there are a couple of reasons. But before we serve our own ego, we’d like to ask how you do! The first quarter of 2011 is almost done. Really, it’s a valid question if you pause and think about it.…
For practical people, nothing big is possible to achieve. For impractical people, no reason is there not to succeed.
In 2011, there will be game changers. If you’re not a game changer, you’ll surely dance to the tune of whoever is changing the game. I’m sure you’ll agree it’s not a good position to be.
When we were still a child, we believed that everything is possible. We thought that the world is generous and kind. We thought that we can get anything we desire. We were so persistent to get something and curious to know almost about anything. Possibility is easy as it is a reality. Indeed, it was…
Now, I’m on board an Air Asia fleet bound to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This will be my fourth time to speak in this wonderful city.
Just a minute before this posting, I was able to read one Facebook status from a friend of mine. She claimed to have learned from a business person who said, “You don’t go out of your comfort zone but rather expand your comfort.” Whoever this business person is, I hope he wanted to advise that…
Brunei is pretty much a tropical country. It was able to still preserve the Green thing, with many trees, a few but dazzling establishments, and maybe a few industrial places.
It all started in Manila, Philippines, where I was surprisingly given a microphone and was asked to give a speech. I was chilling. I got a lot of nerves.