Archive for July, 2007

Bloggerwave.com: paid to blog site

Monday, July 30th, 2007

Bloggerwave is a new Europe based paid-to-blog site. Compared to Payperpost, which arguably the most well-known paid-to-blog site on the Net, from what I have seen so far, bloggerwave has several advantages. First, Bloggerwave allows you up to 5 blogs approved at any one time. In Payperpost, last time I checked, you can only submit one blog, and can only add a second blog once you have 10 approved posts. I submitted 3 blogs to Bloggerwave and all were approved quickly.

More opportunities are coming up, so check it out!

Apa yang kita boleh belajar dari kisah 4 orang usahawan Internet Malaysia yang gagal

Tuesday, July 10th, 2007

Pada April 2007, blog smartusaha.com menceritakan dengan panjang lebar kisah 4 orang usahawan tempatan yang gagal, dan apa iktibar yang kita boleh perolehi daripadanya.

Secara ringkasnya:

Usahawan 1: tidak tahu-menahu hal teknikal. Semua berharap pada orang lain. Akhirnya bermasalah besar; paling teruk: cara promosi pun tidak tahu.

Usahawan 2: kemahiran teknikal asas sahaja (tidak mencukupi). Semua berharap kpd orang lain.

Usahawan 3: pernah buat 2 ebook. Ebook pertama dikritik – beliau menghapuskan ebooknya. Ebook kedua – kesilapan orang lain yang membuatkan ebooknya beralih tangan. Mempunyai sifat cepat putus asa.

Usahawan 4: patah semangat kerana kritikan dan timbul ketidakyakinan terhadap konsep e-perniagaan.

Teladan:

  • Mesti ada asas kukuh komputer dan internet
  • Mesti ada mentor
  • Perlu faham konsep e-perniagaan (e-business)
  • Motivasi perlu kuat
  • Jangan buat sendiri – perlu ada partner

Artikel penuh di blog.smartusaha.com

Some tips about wills

Friday, July 6th, 2007

Read in a newspaper article last month:

(i) As a parent to grown children, you can say that you will change your will every year. It’s a way to ensure the children “toe the line.”

(ii) You can create trust within the will.

(iii) A will is not just about money, it can also spell out guardianship of children.

US State Department, HR Dept staff earns USD224,700 per year (about USD18,700 per month)

Monday, July 2nd, 2007

I picked on this from the World Bank case. She was supposed to earn the amount stated above, but in reality she got 9% more. USD224K is already a lot lah – even CISSPs only earn at the top end less than USD120,000 per year.

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