rchive for August, 2007
HAPPY 50th BIRTHDAY MALAYSIA!!
Went for a quick jog this morning, right in front of the hotel. Is a quite a big park, stretching all the way from The US embassy. It’s 5.45am and you can already feel the heat, well, it’s true that here is hotter than Malaysia. The good thing is, I got sweat faster, as I have a problem sweating. There’s a few local people as well jogging around. Went for a quick 3 round myself and that’s it!
This is one of my favorite song to date, nice vids too….Enjoy!
Date: 27 - 31 Aug 2007
I’m back in Phnom Penh again, after a few months. Nothing much happening here, besides meeting and troubleshooting. My focus is more on the Mountain climbing activity in Vietnam, next week. Got all my gear for the trip, as I plan to exercise in gym.
A little bit of Cambodia…
The Kingdom of Cambodia (formerly known as Kampuchea) is a country in Southeast Asia with a population of over 13 million people, with Phnom Penh being the capital city. Cambodia is the successor state of the once-powerful Hindu and Buddhist Khmer Empire, which ruled most of the Indochinese Peninsula between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries.
Hartanah: 9 Tips Pelaburan Hartanah Team SaifulSham.com
Syazwan, “Prince of Property”
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“Orang Lain Beli Anda Beli, Orang Lain Untung Anda Rugi!”
Hartanah sudah berabad lamanya diakui sebagai salah satu bentuk pelaburan yang memberikan pulangan lumayan dalam apa jua situasi walaupun di saat zaman kejatuhan ekonomi.
Hari ini, memiliki dan menguruskan hartanah bukan lagi mitos khayalan iaitu hartanah merupakan bidang yang hanya boleh dipelopori oleh si jutawan atau milikpunya syarikat gergasi. Keadaan hari ini jauh sudah berubah.
Here I have a good tips written by Dr Azwan, on how to save some money….based on Azizi Ali’s Book..
1. Bayar loan setelah dapat wang
Apabila kita kena bayar loan rumah setiap 30 hb setiap bulan… tetapi gaji masuk 25 hb contohnya… tak perlu tunggu sampai 30hb baru nak bayar, sebaliknya bayar terus bila dapat gaji… Ramai yang tak tahu anda boleh bayar sebelum due date… dengan cara ini interest dapat dikurangkan dari 30 hari interest ke 25 hari… Jimat untuk 5 hari…
2. Bayar lebih sikit setiap bulan
Three ways to cut your tax bill
The income tax bill is often the highest expenditure of the working man. It often takes away some twenty (or even higher) percent from the tax payer’s take home pay. In short, your January and February income goes just to pay income tax. And that, needless to say, is a lot of money going out just for one item.
As mentioned in the book Millionaires are from a different Planet!, while we should always pay our taxes to ensure the goose continue laying the golden eggs, it does not mean we should just hand over our money blindly. By all means, pay your taxes and pay your dues, but not more. Folks, patriotism is not measured by the amount of taxes you pay. In other words, we should plan our income so that we pay the least tax possible.
Don’t become an ex-millionaire
It’s so sad and tragic. After years and years of saving money and careful frugal living, you see all your money disappear in a flash. Just because of one error in judgment - unfortunately in this case, a fatal error - you are now facing a bleak and uncertain future.
One day you are a millionaire and the next, you’ve joined the ex-millionaire club.
Salam semua,
Got this email from Azizi, and have some tips to share with you guys…
—–Original Message—–
From: millionairescoach@getresponse.com [mailto:millionairescoach@getresponse.com] On Behalf Of Azizi Ali & the M-Planet Team
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 5:38 PM
To: Mohamad Radzi Nazri (CJ/ESM)
Subject: Your Sept M-Planet Ezine Is Here!
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MILLIONAIRESPLANET EZINE
money . success . freedom
Sep 2007 Issue #61
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I just came across something interesting today! I found out that Gobala Krishnan just launched Volume 1 of his “Instant Wordpress Themes”, and you can get 7 beautifully designed Wordpress themes for just $1 each.
YES!!! We’ll be sponsored again.
Softtouch will be sponsoring our climb again, the first one was for the mount Fuji, 2 years ago.
There’s some news about us too! hehe….
To read more about this, just click HERE!:
extracted from the SoftTouch Web:
Now, we need some ideas about the mountain we are about to climb, right?
Fansipan or Fan Si Pan (Phan Xi Păng in Vietnamese pronunciation (help·info)) is a mountain in Vietnam, the highest in Indochina, at 3 143 m. It is located in the Lào Cai province in Northwest Vietnam, 9 km southwest of Sa Pa Township in the Hoang Lien Son Mountain Range. Fansipan is dubbed “the Roof of Indochina”; it is to be approved as one of the very few ecotourist spots of Vietnam, with about 2,024 floral varieties and 327 faunal species.
The topography of Fansipan is varied. Muong Hoa Valley, at the lowest altitude (950 to 1 000m), is created by a narrow strip of land at the base on the east side of the mountain. It can be climbed in a steep and fairly strenuous hike.
Hi visitors,
Here’s the latest info from our milllionaires, Saudara Irfan…
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ARTIKEL: MEMAHAMI MINDA JUTAWAN
Oleh: Dr Irfan Khairi
Dr Thomas J Stanley, penulis buku terlaris “The Millionairs Mind”
telah membuat penyelidikan atas berats-ratus jutawan untuk memahami, apakah sebenarnya faktor-faktor yang diperlukan untuk mencapai kecemerlangan dari segi kewangan. Berikut adalah carta Millionaire’s Mind menurut turutan:
1. Jujur dengan semua orang
2. Berdisiplin
3. Mesra dengan semua orang
4. Mempunyai teman hidup yang memahami
5. Bekerja lebih masa dari orang lain
6. Mencintai kerja atau karier mereka
7. Mempunyai kebolehan pimpinan yang hebat
8. Mempunyai daya saing yang tinggi
9. Teratur dan terurus
10. Kebolehan menjual idea sendiri atau produk sendiri
Well, this is the 1st info about the mount Fansipan that we are about to climb soon. I’ve applied for vaccination, ticket, continous physical training etc.
Sapa is located at the foothills of Vietnam’s northern mountain range at an altitude of 1,600 metres. In the early 20th century, the French took advantage of Sapa’s cool climate, developing it into a summer retreat from the heat and humidity of Hanoi. At that time, there were more French people living in Sapa than Vietnamese. Today, Sapa retains its European feel, largely because of the remnants of French buildings, gardens and roads that populate this alpine city.
Sapa was originally home to the Black Hmong ethnic minorities. With the arrival of the French and, more recently, the growth of tourism, many of the hill tribes have moved away from Sapa’s city centre into the surrounding hill country. Still, ethnic minorities often come to Sapa’s main market to sell weavings and artwork.
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