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Productive Pinoy
http://www.productivepinoy.com/
Writing small tips to be more productive.
- Added on: Feb 5th, 2009
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: Daniel John
- Listed in: Coaching Entrepreneurship
- Tags: ideas Pinoy entrepreneurship productivity getting things done calendar & to-dos
Recent Posts
BECOME A BETTER WRITER TODAY!
Alright, to tell you the truth...As much as I want to teach you how, I am not really in the best position to do so. I am also a newbie learning the "how-tos" of writing and blogging!I have seen this post from copy blogger and I am sure this will help...
HOW TO USE OLX FOR YOUR START-UP BUSINESS - INTERVIEW WITH MR. AMAR BATRA, OLX COUNTRY MANAGER
Aspiring to be an internet entrepreneur? Planning to make money on-line? Keep on reading, this might get you started.I am privileged to do a blog post interview with OLX.com's Country Manager, Mr. Amar Batra.Daniel: How can someone without profession...
PREPARATION, EXCELLENCE AND OPPORTUNITY
Yup this is a productivity lifestyle blog! But every Sunday, I have decided to share important things I've learned from the Bible. So here goes...Ecclesiastes (9:10) Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might...When I was 12 or 13, I n...
FAVORITE QUOTES FROM WARREN BUFFET & COLIN POWELL
Early this afternoon, as I was sipping coffee in Kopi Roti, I came across these quotes from an issue of Reader's Digest.One from Warren Buffet, if not the richest man on the planet, maybe 2nd. (a buddy of Bill Gates) Warren's name is synonymous to th...
PRODUCTIVE MAGAZINE Feat. GUY KAWASAKI
I've been browsing lately and found this website authored by Michael Sliwinski, Productive Magazine. What's great about it is that you can download the magazine for free and read it at your own comfort even if you are off-line. (pdf format)Featured i...
USE OF LEVERAGE --- REVIEW FOR RICH DAD POOR DAD PART 4
This is part of my Rich Dad Poor Dad review. For almost 9 years, I have tried to apply the principles in the book. Now I am going to attempt to separate the real rich lessons from the hype-- poor lessons. If you haven’t read Part 1, click here.I wo...
