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Definition of Success by Fred Gratzon
0 Comments Published by amkhaiz March 7th, 2008 in school of financial freedom.An editor for a success magazine wanted to know my views on success. Here is what I wrote back:
Most people think success is a goal. I do not. I see success as a process. Most people define success only in terms of money. I do not. I think success is a combination of things — [...]
Why Is Time Management Important? – pt 2
0 Comments Published by nuraklia February 25th, 2008 in school of creative management, school of financial freedom.If you’re busy going nowhere but working the whole day through, you may have forgotten the importance of time management. Personal time management is not about fitting more in – it’s about doing what’s needed, when it’s needed. Here’s a time management tool you can use everyday..
Stuff comes flying at you from all angles. Emails, [...]
Why Is Time Management Important?
0 Comments Published by nuraklia February 25th, 2008 in school of creative management, school of financial freedom.Why Is Time Management Important?
Here are the top reasons why time management is of great importance to your personal and career success:
1. Time is limited. Time is a very special resource in that you cannot store it or save it for later. Everyone gets the exact same amount of time each and every day. If [...]
2008
0 Comments Published by khairulazizi January 3rd, 2008 in school of consciousness, school of financial freedom.Happy new year from all of us at secretlab.media, secretschool.org. The only number is number 1. That’s why there’s no 2 or 3 god in this realm.
financial : fixed deposit
0 Comments Published by nuraklia July 29th, 2007 in school of financial freedom.How to calculate Fixed Deposit interest.
The things you should know :
1. Capital
2. Interest rate P.A
3. Month (Number of month deposit) / Tenure
Let say your capital is RM 17 K, your interest rate is 3.2% and number of month deposit is 3 month.
So,
= Capital x ( Interest rate P.A / 12 ) x Month
= RM [...]