Bismillah,

I got this article for several months ago, but I didn’t have enough time to re(read) this article and today I read again this article and to be honest it makes me smile because it can be guide points when I’m discussing with some of my friends who still being single. It’s wonderful and super honest statement comes from heart.  I like the way he expressed his thoughts. Until now, after reading it I totally should agree/not  with him because I haven’t in his position ???. Thanks  a lot for sharing it.

…The tittle of his post is “HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN YOU ARE READY FOR MARRIAGE?”, let’s read together…

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“How could anyone ever be 100% sure that they are ready to get married?”  That’s the question my younger cousin blurted out over the cell phone a few days ago.  I was simultaneously fighting through an Orlando airport security checkpoint on my way out to the west coast, so initially I just brushed off the random inquiry.  But for some reason the simplicity of the question and the youthful sincerity in her voice caught me off guard.  Now, sitting here in my San Diego hotel room 2,500 miles away from Angel (my bride to be in one month), I finally have the chance to think about the question.  I’m aware that every relationship is different, so I certainly can’t speak for others.  But how do I know I’m ready for marriage?  While it certainly stems out a little deeper than this, here are a few points that immediately come to my mind…

• Emotional attraction has risen well above the importance of physical attraction in a relationship where physical attraction held the premise for initial appeal.
• When 2,500 miles separate us, I don’t miss the habitual companionship.  I miss my best friend.
• On a Friday night we enjoy hanging out with the same group of people… in other words, the majority of our best friends have become completely mutual.
• Understanding that the foundation for remaining faithful is not be based on a fear of hurting her, it’s based on the absolute fact that I want to be faithful because she is the one I want to be with.
• Appreciating that while no relationship is all smiles all of the time, no relationship could be better for me than the one we share together.  The grass is certainly not greener
• Starring at her while she sleeps still brings a smile to my face six and half years later.
• I haven’t just recognized her strong points over the years; her strengths have actually rubbed off on me, and proactively influenced my domestic routines.  In other words, she makes me better at being “me”.
• Sometimes she frustrates me in the same way my mom frustrates me.
• When she speaks of her long term goals, I couldn’t agree more.
• Knowing fully well that either one of us could survive independently of the other, but choosing not to… and being content after sustaining that choice over the last several years.
• The topic of trust is mutually absolute.
• Accepting the fact that our marriage will not merge two separate lifestyles, it will solidify the lifestyle we have established together.

Maybe that list sounds little cheesy, or maybe not.  Either way, it’s the way I feel and therefore it’s the best answer I can give… a somewhat complicated answer to a question that seems so darn simple.

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As a conclusion and general motivation (include me), I conclude one of the statement from one of commentators ; Nothing will tell you when you are ready. The only way to know if you’re ready is to take a chance…”Leap and the net will appear!”. Go with your heart, you will know because you will feel it. If you cherish every second with someone and you are happier than you’ve ever been and you can see yourself with that person for the rest of your life…do it.

- Searching the best vehicle for making my heart go go go ….!!!  :) -

Alhamdulillah.

Bismillah,

Inside my video collection in my personal laptop there’re several inspiring videos. Yesterday, I played those video and for a while I left my laptop for doing another things. When I backed to my video player I heard Ary Ginanjar Agustian, Phd talk about “Spiritual Era”, and in his speech I got Matshushita. Then I searched about him and make my personal note and conclusion. The note below is my conclusion from my exploration about Konosuke Matshushita’s Leadership :

Matsushita was the son of a landowner who lost all his money, forcing Konosuke to go out to work in Osaka well before he was 16. He started as an electrician at Osaka Electrical Light Company, but then he invented a new sort of light socket and, at the age of 23, set up a company with his brother-in-law, Toshio Iue, to manufacture it. At first he produced his electrical goods under the brand name National, but later he introduced the name Panasonic, for which the company is best-known today. He ruled his companies with a considerable degree of paternalism and offered his workers employment for life.

10 lessons from Konosuke Matsushita’s leadership :

1.     Love your job if you wish to do it well

Konosuke Matsushita made the rule “What you enjoy, you do well” his guide. If you like your work to the point that you think it is your natural calling, you’ll be innovative and flexible, confident in making decisions and acting on them, and successful as you move toward your goals. If, on the other hand, you think management is a worthwhile occupation but are only in the job for wanting something better to do, it will be difficult for you to become successful in your work.

 2.     Do what commons sense dictates

If there is a formula for business success, Matsushita felt, it is operating in this straightforward, down-to-earth way, as simply and sensibly as opening an umbrella in the rain.

 3.     Follow the laws of nature

Obey the laws of nature: this is the very core of Konosuke Matsushita’s business philosophy. Successful business is ordinary, normal business, selling at a price that allows a fair margin or profit, collecting payment on time, and so on. Clever strategies and careful calculations may be important, but simple universal laws must always be observed.

 4.     A leader should have vision

Leaders  in any field should always have a clear vision of what they want to do, and only then approach others for support or opinions. A leader who serves as a firmly fixed axis can most effectively mobilize others and maximize the results of what they do.

 5.     Dreams should be shared

Matsushita became known as the “manager who talked about his dreams,”  He took every opportunity to inform his employees of his plans and dreams for the company’s future. It was those dreams that directed and inspired the people who worked for him.

6.     Management is perpetual creation

 For Konosuke Matsushita, business was a creative activity; it was a process of producing something valuable out of nothing. You start with an idea for an enterprise. Then you hammer out a basic plan, raise the necessary capital, and put together the necessary facilities and equipment. Finally, you hire employees, develop a line of products, manufacture them, thereby making a contribution to society. Moreover, each area of management has its own mode of operation, and anyone hoping to succeed in business must be able to adapt those modes quickly to the constantly changing social and economic environment.

 7.     Don’t assume that something is “impossible”

“We speak of the shortcomings of the purely intellectual approach, but this refers to our wariness of half-baked theories that can prevent us from proceeding to a practical solution,” said Matsushita. “If necessity is the mother of invention, then simple, unaffected determination is its father. Even when everyone around you say it’s impossible, if you step back and rethink your task in the simplest possible terms, free of the noise of over-erudite and preconceived notions, often the solutions will come to you, out of the blue, so to speak.”

 8.     Transparent management fosters growth

Konosuke Matsushita believed that openness in management practice is crucial to a business that seeks to grow.  As his small company grew larger, Matsushita made it a regular monthly practice to announce the details of the company’s accounts for all employees, from top executives to the lowest apprentice to see for themselves. That practice “made the atmosphere in the workshop much brighter”. Satisfaction of employees as directly linked to the company’s growth as people felt their contribution was important.

 9.     Employ “Dam Management” to ensure steady growth

Various economic factors can inhibit corporate growth. Konosuke Matsushita believed, however, that continued progress is possible with the right approach, such as by employing what he called the “dam method” of management. Matsushita’s dam management offered a way to keep an enterprise on an even keel in times of unexpected changes in business conditions, and included useful techniques for achieving the goal of maintaining steady growth at all times. It is essential to create a strong internal structure capable of surviving the economic crises that might lie ahead. A business can maintain steady growth, and protect itself against changes in the external environment, by erecting a dam and reservoir in every part of its management, such as an “equipment dam” and a “capital dam” that provide insurance for stable growth.

 10.  Bad times have their bright side

“When you’re galloping, you have no time to look around you, so you don’t notice any problem. But when your pace slackens, you can see everything in all directions, and if you notice something wrong you have time to fit it.”

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In his later years he took to explaining his social philosophy and wrote a number of books. One of them, “Developing a Road to Peace and Happiness through Prosperity”, sold several million copies. Matsushita died at the age of 94, recognised before his death as one of the richest men in the world.

Alhamdulillah.

Bismillah,

Playing for strengthen how deep our focus&serious

Over the problems in and out, there must be precious things we’ve gotten inside. And by the time goes on there also must be so many questions comes to us; maybe same question in different package, or maybe different question with the same interrogator. Yes of course, it’s life and we must be ready with all of the dynamic things happens. All of these force me to learn how to be an excellent one. And talking about this word, I think we must have different perception to describe. For me, there’re 3 essential of excellence :

1. Focus;  Everyone has personal philosophy in defining  his/her focus. To be honest, I got this knowledge after getting so many crash in my decision and way, yah I must learn fast from those phenomenon. Useless if we regret , complain or feel guilty. Just keep on moving anyway and prove with the real work/effort. We must have an incred­i­bly clear def­i­n­i­tion of what excel­lence is to us because we got different process, what it will look like in our life and how we will mea­sure it. Once we have thought­fully design our own per­sonal phi­los­o­phy of excel­lence we must then focus on it intensely, always keep­ing a clear vision of specif­i­cally what we must do to achieve the level of excellence   we hon­estly want in our life. Relate this my tag line is : “I like I do, I don’t like I leave it”

2. Discipline;  This word, so easy in writing but so difficult in executing.  But to move our life in better direc­tion, we must then exhibit a level of dis­ci­pline that most peo­ple are unwill­ing to put forth because only rare per­son who applies con­sis­tent dis­ci­pline in order to turn on their values in better moving. Especially time discipline, I must upgrade it wherever I’m, I must be an on-time human and avoid being lately human. Another discipline form is in promise, we must fulfill our promise based on statement we’ve already talked.

3. Serious in Action; It’s the time for serious moment in serious things by serious ways. If there will be cross of ways, sorry must be leaved it and I must keep moving on. And if there will be different vision, perception and execution, I’m apologize I must find another who have same direction with me. My ignorance action is when I’ve given reminder but those ones stay cool and don’t want to change/act, OK, no problem!!! just share what I have experienced and felt, if there still static movement please let me to choose my way and decision, I must disable my care.

The quantity of suc­cess we achieve in our life is directly equal to the quantity of action we do in stay­ing dis­ci­plined around our per­sonal phi­los­o­phy of excel­lence. Absolutely, there isn’t  quite clear on what excel­lence and suc­cess looks like to us? or, we’ve already known  what we want but we’re not very dis­ci­plined about pur­su­ing it? or maybe we really under­stand what quality of excel­lence we want to achieve, and we’re very dis­ci­plined.

The conclusion is; the ingredients of excellence consists of : FOCUS, DISCIPLINED and SERIOUS in ACTION. These aren’t easy ways to be achieved, we need process  to achieve excel­lence in the real of our personal philosophy.

Run really fast — faster than every­one else, Go go go!!!

Alhamdulillah.

hundred of years against the storm

That was challenging day for me
Deepest of sadness
Tears come and go automatically
Lost of spirit
No hope
No dream
Everything was dark in that day

Then, I call my Dear Rabb
Checking up my spirit
Revitalize my spiritual condition
(oooohhhh) what a terrible condition for me…!!!???
No statements
Just tears
No words
Just remember His majesty
Please circulate along my body, soul and mind
I was empty
I was give up
No power without Your power…Rabbiy Yaa Rabbiy Yaa Allah
Would You mind giving me a miracle to strengthen myself…?
Guide my way and decision
Enlighten my darkness
Shut off  my hesitation
Burn out all of inconsistency

Rabb; what a difficult examination…!!!???
Sorry for my complaining
I was weak, I was sticky
And my mind really really out of control
Rabb; control me please
Remind me please
And giving me a way for passing these

Then, You gave me strength in facing these
With my words power
With my courage and spirit
Coz courage is when I was  afraid but I keep on moving anyway
With my calm and quite
Then my inner state to me
“Whatever the decision, is it ‘yes’, or ‘no’ ?, I might face it sincerely”
Thanks my dear courage

Thanks Yaa ‘Aziz, Yaa Mutakkbir, Yaa Khaliq
These belong to You
As a human I just did those optimum efforts
Rather than do nothing
Those were my power

Rabbi Ad-khilniy Mud-khola Sidqi Waa Akhrijni Mud-khola sidqi
Yaa Hakim; by all Your wise, by all Your greatness and by all Your blessing
Please settle it by the best way…Amin Yaa Mujib

Bismillah,

Become big, start from the small

“Stars” another The Cranberries’s song I like is being played inside my personal notebook. For me, the song sounds so free-spirited and happy, one simple sentence “I just love this song”. Today, after reading some articles, I’ve gotten some precious things, one of  those articles talk about personal development, my current post just want to share a little about principles of growth “being old is mandatory, being growth is choice”.

The principles for growing are :

1. Start small; start with one change, just 5 minutes a day. You will want to do more, but if you do more, you’re much more likely to fail in the long run.
2. Train regularly; some of people hope have good appearance for their body, that’s why they train hard to have ideal body, but what happen if they go to the gym for a week, then stop, then start again in a few months. This is a waste of time, and no progress will be seen. We have to do it regularly to see progress. Do it daily and we’ll get stronger and stronger with regular training. Don’t start big, then fail, then start again later. Regular repetition is key.
3. Increase load gradually; do progressive loading to strengthen and sharpen our training. Increase our daily training by 5 minutes each week — so 5 minutes a day the first week, then 10 minutes a day the second week, etc.
4. Rest, & cut back on other work; we must understand why rest is very important?, we train/try, then rest, and we grow. If we don’t rest, we hurt our progress. Don’t let overload ourselves. Make one change, and let ourselves stick to our regular routine/load the rest of the day.
5. Fuel the growth; fuel in this case is “Motivation”. Find as many ways to motivate ourselves as possible: make the change enjoyable, get a partner/friend,create rewards, create a chart to see your progress, etc.

 

“So… let’s change, let’s grow!!!”

Alhamdulillah.

Yaa Rabb, thanks a lot for everything
For the guidance, for the awareness and for the care
Yaa Hayyu Yaa Qayyum Birahmatika Astaghits
Give us strength to reduce our complaining
Stop complaining…stop complaining and stop complaining
Change it with gratitude statement…Alhamdulillah
Hasbunallah Waa Ni’mal Wakil Ni’mal Maula Waa Ni’mannashir

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Yesterday was a great day for me, I met with my lovely ones; family and relative, students and also my kind neighbor. Maybe, it’s like an ordinary thing, but after the process and personal awareness oscillate my life I absolutely stated that’s extraordinary. Having family who always care to our life, having students who always wait our presence, having neighbor who always spread their best greeting based on their perception and also having myself who always want to learn about kinds of thing. Thanks Rabb, All the praise to You. To my respected hometown; although physically we’re apart each other, but my inner spirit always miss with your personal uniqueness, nothing compare to you my best hometown in the world.

What’re the activities could make me so happy in that day, the pictures below can represent my million words :

1. Before getting exercise in the morning with my students, after praying Shubuh and cleaning the house, I and my mother visited my father’s and grand parents’s grave which located not so far from our house. After reading one of Qur’an surah we continued to clean the grave by cutting the grass.

Grave of Mother's parent

(Left-Right);Father's and Grand Mother's Grave

2. On the way to “green track” with my students, I met my cousin brought her little angel, automatically I spread my greeting to her and then for a while borrow her daughter “really cute little baby girl, absolutely same like her mother” I thought. Half of her baby girl’s name is given to me “Alfi Ramadhani”, and “Tiara” is special nick name from her mother. Why I give that name : because she was born on Ramadhan month in the last of tenth.

Before having “Tiara” my cousin also had baby girl, but she was died in several days age, I named  baby girl  with “Tazkia Adha Nafisha”, because she was born on Idul Adha, Nafisha is special request from my cousin. I always stated to my cousin “who’s the mother, where’s the father, why I must find the name?”, my cousin just replied with her smile and laugh.

My Cousin's Little Princess

3. Jogging to my favorite track; Hooray…green zone with natural scenery. It always brighten my brain, passionate my steps and fasten my student togetherness.

Same Zone, Different Perception

4. Refreshment time above the water with natural concept; enjoy the river and seize the dew

Natural water

5. Monitoring my plants; how are they?, happy…happy because some of them grow up well, blooming and blossom. “Long time no see, miss for gardening and watering them regularly” my inner said. Special thanks for my cousin-Om Ripen (Om Jenggot); look at the plants and pots you’ve given to me, still exist and maintain well.

Wow,they grow up

6. Visiting of my little student for proceeding their lesson make me happy, because they still trust me as their teacher. And more than happy when I knew they have enabled read, write and spell well. For me, teach them how to read and write is special thing that I absolutely be in one’s glory “Okay, I got those trophy, I’m proud of myself, it challenge me”. Alhamdulillah, by Your Knowledge and Guidance I become a sudden teacher…it’s really out of my control and planning.

(left-right);diva,bilqis,bela

7. Played with my niece-Sabrina and my another little angel-Bela in front of the house

Two little angels inside house

8. Visit to my close friend-Dian for her first baby. Finally, after long time in hope and pray, He give you cute baby, congratz friend, be the best parent for him and happy mother.

Congratz for the new member;Alvin Maulana Azidan (Zidan)

Rabb thanks for these precious moments. To be care…no need to go to Africa or another rural countries, To learn…no need to act as modern and western one, To share and give…no need high resolution of words and promise. Just small things around us is bit enough to make us move on, move on and force us to change our personality and perception in better way. Maintain myself Yaa Muhaimin, Straight my intention Yaa Fattah Yaa Hakiim, and Give Your blessings for each thing I’m doing. Rabb, don’t let me go alone without Your guidance and light.

Bismillah,

Money can buy duren, but not friendship

With money you can buy a house but not a home.
With money you can buy a clock but not time.
With money you can buy a book, but not knowledge.
With money you can see a doctor, but not good health.
With money you can buy a position but not respect.
With money you can buy blood but not life.

(Chinese Proverb)

Alhamdulillah.

1. Our Journal Offers Self-Insight

Bismillah,

From Father to the Youngest

I’ve written millions of words in my journal, but I seldom read them afterwards. I used them more as morning pages, a way of talking to my best friend, of encouraging myself. Beside journal which directly written by my hand, of course I write regularly posts for each of my blogs. Why do it? When I write I never feel lonely…Writing is empowering.

My father’s given me motivation relate to writing, he had always made some journal for me if I found some difficulties in my subjects at school, like guideline but very useful for sharpen my understanding and confusion.  ”What a simple way and I’m lovin it…love my father so deep”. I’ve started keeping a journal since I was school age, like my list to do, my ideas, new knowledge I get and another ingredients.  Writing daily or even weekly in a journal can all too quickly become a chore.

In fact, keeping journal can change my life. There are several ways for keeping a journal to change our life, just enjoy the tips below :  

Do we ever wonder who we really are? Do we have problems which occur again and again – patterns of behaviour that we just can’t break out of? Keeping a journal for an extended period of time lets us learn the truth about ourselves: how our motivation waxes and wanes, how many projects we let fizzle out after a brief burst of excitement; what topics we return to again, and again, and again…

exercise:

Look for strong emotions that occur frequently, such as anger, misery, excitement. We might also take note of recurring problems or difficulties. For example, do entries about lack of sleep coincide with stressful periods such as exams or project deadlines at work?

2. Our Journal Builds the Writing Habit

Whatever we’re; an aspiring blogger, author, poet, journalist or writer of any description? If we’re making serious attempts at writing, we need to be disciplined about it – no professional writer works just when they’re “in the mood” or when “the muse descends.” Developing the habit of writing regularly (ideally every day) will be a bigger factor in our success than our raw level of writing skill. We will get better if we practice, and our journal is an ideal place to do so – no-one will laugh at clumsy phrases or failed experimental pieces, and we can write about whatever topics inspire us the most.

We can even write about our writing; building the ability to think about how we write will give us insight into our strengths and weaknesses. Being able to explain how and why a piece of our writing worked will let us replicate that achievement in the future.

 exercise:

Set aside a period to write a journal entry every day. Even when we don’t think we have anything interesting to say, honour that commitment and write something. Some people are inspired by writing prompts, famous quotations, or simply picking a topic (work, family, health, goals). Once we’ve built up our journaling like this, we’ll find it much easier to work on our other pieces of writing.

3. Our Journal is a Gift to Our Future Self

I didn’t keep a journal so much at any point as a child or teenager, my mind memorize it and when I started to write through my journal or blog,  it comes automatically to me. I had started to keep my journal a year ago, more focus and try to be honest, why? because keeping a journal today means we can look back in five years, ten years or in old age at what we were thinking about, dreaming of, hoping for … it’s the closest we can get to time-travelling back to meet a past version of ourselves.

 exercise:

 Use a page of our current one to write a letter to ourselves in the future. Jot down some thoughts about the main strands of our life – are we happy with our job, our relationships, our health and activities we’re involved in? Write down where we see ourselves in a year, and in five years.

4. Our Journal Holds Us Accountable

Many people like to record facts and figures in their journal, especially ones which relate to an important life change. Whatever the nature of our change, our journal can help us to achieve it. Seeing our progress in black and white helps us to carry on when our motivation is at rock-bottom, and for some people, the knowledge that they’ll have to record their failures is enough to keep them on the straight-and-narrow.

exercise:

Pick an area of our life where we want to improve: perhaps we want to get up early every day . For the next week, write down how we did each day – it’ll only take a minute or two, and we’ll be able to see if we progress as the week goes on – or if your enthusiasm quickly peters out. Relate to this statement somehow I made some daily list activities by sticking it in my room and made a check list each day; which one I did and didn’t it.

5. Our Journal Encourages Positive Thinking

When we write in our journal, don’t dwell on things that went wrong. Focus on the positive aspects of our day or week – even when we have to dig hard to find something. It might take a while for us to notice the effect, but we’ll soon be seeing faster change in our life: we tend to move towards what we’re focusing on. To be reminded that recording the things which were not just good but better – this is a powerful way to focus on growth.

 exercise:

List at least five according today’s result. They don’t have to be big things – something as simple as “I saw a beautiful sunset” or “I left work on time” are fine. Let’s say it’s talk about our day?

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I think there are a couple of other elements that we have to use to make writing a journal useful for life change :

1. Be totally honest. Don’t let fear stop us from writing something down, code it if we want be still write it down.
2. Write down thoughts and feelings – not just events. These are the real indicators of what happened in our day.
3. Review very regularly and make note of key areas that repeat and need to change

I find writing to be a function of thinking and learning at the same time. As I write, my existing thoughts are clarified and new thoughts find their way into my mind that would not have materialized otherwise. Writing is also a wonderful way to make sense of the world outside of ourselves.

Though writing with a pen in a journal is a more intimate touch. My journal consists of what I did during the day and sometimes thoughts. It’s a way in the future, to go back and see what I was doing during that time. Sometimes when I read an old entry, I can feel like I’m back re-living that day.

“I write to keep from going mad from the contradictions I find among mankind – and to work some of those contradictions out for myself.” ~ Michel de Montaigne

Alhamdulillah.

… What Does Success Mean ? ….

Bismillah,

It isn't destination, It's Process

I would like to know what success means to us. Does one of the below quotes give a special significance to us? just read and internalize personally, let’s our heart and soul interfere in term of what does success to us in subjectively definition :

… Success Is …

*) Doing What You Love
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful. - Albert Schweitzer

*) Following Your Own Path
A successful life is one that is lived through understanding and pursuing one’s own path, not chasing after the dreams of others. – Chin-Ning Chu

*) Living Each Moment
Life is a succession of moments. To live each one is to succeed. - Corita Kent

Overcoming Obstacles
Success is not measured by what a man accomplishes, but by the opposition he has encountered and the courage with which he has maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds. – Charles Lindbergh

*) Treating People Well
Never lose sight of the fact that the most important yardstick of your success will be how you treat other people — your family, friends, and co-workers, and even strangers you meet along the way. – Barbara Bush

*) Excelling in Multiple Areas of Your Life
I believe that being successful means having a balance of success stories across the many areas of your life. You can’t truly be considered successful in your business life if your home life is in shambles. – Zig Ziglar

*) Doing Your Best
The man who has done his level best, and who is conscious that he has done his best, is a success, even though the world may write him down as a failure. – B.C. Forbes

*) Seeking and Finding Love
The person who tries to live alone will not succeed as a human being. His heart withers if it does not answer another heart. His mind shrinks away if he hears only the echoes of his own thoughts and finds no other inspiration. - Pearl S. Buck

*) Leaving the World a Better Place
What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal. – Albert Pike

*) Success is Many Things
To laugh often and much;
To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children;
To earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends;
To appreciate beauty, to find the best in others;
To leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition;
To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived.
This is to have succeeded. - Bessie Stanley

Alhamdulillah.

Bismillah,

Searching for an idea and some concepts then I fall down to the new site that I’ve never known before. It’s truly new for me; YAMMER; is private social network. For more detailed information just searching over the Internet and you’ll get huge information about this social network.

After signing up for my account, then I taste the application inside, still do not know what must I do with this account, just click and try, what is the different with the other social network and more important is what’s the benefit for me after having this account????. First !!! so just explore and enjoy the content.

Alhamdulillah.