A Killer Tip to Get the Job You Want

I was watching How I Met Your Mother Season 4 Episode 14 (spoilers ahead) and it's mostly about Robin trying to get a job in 7 days or she will be deported out of the country. Robin had been jobless for months during that episode and she had already been to countless auditions to get a job in the news industry. Every time she auditions, she comes home complaining about how other auditionees got more experience than her or how they come from bigger companies or higher positions in other parts of the country. Even though she was anchor at the local news channel, she found that she couldn’t compete with many others in the same field. ...

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High Salary but Really Bad Working Conditions: To Quit or Not to Quit

Okay, here's the situation: You got loans for an expensive house, you have mountain-high credit card debts and some other loans to pay plus of course, daily expenses including a few luxuries like going out on dates or purchasing new clothes.  You got all of these financial woes when suddenly, you got offered a really high-paying job that you don't really like but you know you can tolerate.  You decided to accept the job because it would really help your finances and it did! You go to work then receive a lot of pay. You can easily pay for you loans and mortgage (which at your rate will be finished in 10 years) and you can also afford...

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"I Love Living Life. I Am Happy." - Nick Vujicic

This is one the best testimonies I've seen in my life so far. He is so amazing. Nick's happiness is genuine and is I could feel that it's overflowing despite his disability. It's truly a shame for those people who have complete limbs, yet spends every single day moping around, worrying and feeling so much self-pity. Yes, of course, each of us have unique problems of our own - and FACT #1: that's life! The important thing is to continue to stand up and be strong. Be more thankful of what we have than what we don't have because FACT #2: we can't have everything. There will always and always be something that others have and you don't have. So...

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The Beginning of Oprah Winfrey

“As you can see from my first day on ‘AM Chicago’ on WLS, I had no publicist… no stylist, there was no hair and makeup team. Just a Jheri curl and a bad fur coat.”    — OPRAH WINFREY, looking back on the days before she hit it big, during the finale of The Oprah Winfrey Sho...

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Never Stop Learning

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Math 55

MATH 55 “At that pt. the equation of the tangent line…Class, there are many solutions to this problemHowever, there is but one answer.” At what point does this line end?It seems that forever have I waitedto at least be tangentto you. I lost you in a circlewhere I’ll never knowif we’ll ever converge… That no matter how much hardI tryto prove a connection,(A continuity that will bind us)the output would always bejust an assumption. How can I fighta limit thatDoes Not Exist? Hoping that discontinuitywould somehow be removable Fighting the odds ofzeroes and infinity I shall reside in this imaginary line.Contenting myself in themeantime,with this...

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How to Become a Math-Genius: How are the Chinese Good at Math

Many are wondering, is there a secret pill that I need to take to become an instant math-genius - even just for the day of our final exam?! I know… I wished one for myself when I was a student especially in my Trigonometry finals in high school. That was the only time in my life when I absolutely had no idea on an exam. I wished for some kind of math magic to be bestowed upon me even for just 20 minutes. I’ve mentioned in my previous post that...

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Why Students Fail at Math: The Math-is-Difficult Traps

This post is for all the students out there who hate Math and for incoming students who haven’t really studied Math but already loathe it due to the influence of popular culture. Math is a basic subject in school that teaches how to count and make basic computations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Of course mathematics has a deeper sense, meaning and use to the world than basic computation but to avoid math anxiety...

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Plunging into a Job of My Weakness

I was never good in oral communication skills. I palpitated and broke into cold sweat whenever I had to stand for less than 10 second to recite in class. So I didn’t like class recitation and oral exams. I always whispered the answer to my seatmate and he/she got to answer the teacher’s question. I didn’t like small talk. I didn’t like speaking in front of a crowd. English is my second language and while my school tried to make us practice...

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The Next Part of Resume Writing that Had Me Scratching my Head.

Because I was just getting out of college, I didn’t have any work experience to write. Instead, I had to include my extra-curricular activities and/or seminars attended. And boy, I heard the crickets.I didn’t have any significant extra-curricular activity. The one org I joined in college was good enough but I must admit that I never became an active member (excuse: conflicting class schedules). I scrambled through my records for any sign of...

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Staring at my Resume: Lesson #1

RESUME TIPSYour name and contact details must be prominent. Do not include unnecessary personal details. Resume should only be a page. Max of 2 pages. Dated info (i.e educational background) must be written from most recent down to past records. Glam up on achievements! The first important thing in one’s career that I learned dawned on me when I was staring at my resume template - it gave me a blank stare while I sit in front of my computer monitor. I thought, “I should have seen what a resume looks like when I was 10 years old!” I was about to graduate at that time and because I wanted to be...

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I, Bedazzled

So here I am again, attempting to yet again begin another blog. Why I have stopped blogging, I'm not sure. I thought it was ceasing to write my thoughts because suddenly, I became afraid of my words. Not that they're bad, they just suddenly became frightening. And when you are frightened with words, there is a certain level of constraint - the feeling of being in prison in some way.Then another is that... there was/is difficulty for me to stay in a niche. When a blog has no niche nowadays, it just floats somewhere in the middle of millions of blogs and websites on the web now. It's like a light pole on a crowded street - it brings light, alright,...

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