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Senin, 20 Oktober 2008 at 00.12 Posted by SpM Com
MOMs
Pernah denger kata "Audit" ? Pasti sering lah ya.... Sekarang nih lagi ngetrend periksa sana, periksa sini Ini dan itu di audit semua Apa salahnya kalo kita juga mengaudit diri sendiri...? Saya menganggapnya ini bagian dari Self Up Grade" buat diri kita masing-masing
Ada beberapa item yang coba saya tuangkan dalam self Audit dibawah ini, yuk isi bareng-bareng :
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at 06.57 Posted by SpM Com
Whether you want to get fit, lose weight or organize your household, Peter says these tips will help you take on whatever New Year's resolution you choose:
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Kamis, 29 November 2007 at 00.47 Posted by SpM Com
Step Moms
Ibu Tiri
Ibu Sambung
Terasa sangat familiar di sekitar kita. Tapi banyakan kalimat pendukungnya selalu saja negatif. Kalaupun ada yang positip mungkin 1 berbanding seribu.
Paradigma Ibu tiri yang jahat, Step Moms yang hanya nice bila ada ayah disamping kita, atau Ibu sambung yang hanya inginkan harta ayah saja tanpa mau menyayangi anak-anak tirinya, semua itu rasanya menjadi momok buat siapa saja yang sedang atau mau jadi Ibu tiri.
Banyak contoh Ibu tiri yang mencintai anak tirinya selayak ia mencinati anak kandungnya. Banyak ibu tiri yang sudah memberangkatkan anak tirinya menjadi orang-orang yang sukses. Banyak step mom yang berhasil menjadi ibu sejati pengganti peranan ibu kandung.
Banyak orang yang memberi opini tapi belum pernah merasakan benar bagaimana perilaku kasih sayang ibu tiri tersebut sebenarnya.
Pendapat minor, fikiran yang negatif, berburuk sangka, mendengar riwayat dulu, menilai tanpa melihat, semua itu menjadikan sosok seorang Ibu tiri/step moms menjadi sedemikian buruknya.
Beberapa wanita yang kebetulan punya kesempatan menyandang predikat "Ibu tiri" memberikan sedikit cerita tentang mengapa Opini tentang Ibu tiri menjadi sangat buruk. Dikarenakan karena Ibu tiri hadir setelah adanya perselisihan rumah tangga, setelah terjadi kehilangan Ibu/istri, dll
Jadi banyak anggapan, hubungan sebelumnya sudah terlanjur salah
Atau ada udang di balik batu
Atau ada yang menganggap dialah si perusak hubungan pertama
Dia adalah orang yang hadir untuk merampas kebahagiaan orang lain
dll, dkk, dsb
Ada beberapa trik yang mungkin bisa mengurangi paradigma negatif tentang STEP MOMS / Ibu Tiri :
1. Komunikasi yang intens - Disampaikan secara sabar, gamblang, penuh kasih sayang. Baik kepada anak tiri, keluarga besar, kerabat, handai taulan.
2. Saling belajar satu sama lain dan beradaptasi setiap saat
3. Selalu berfikir positif
4. Sabar dan Mengalah (untuk menang)
5. Terbuka dan Open mind
Kalau dari 5 item tadi sudah bisa mulai diterapkan dalam keseharian, otomatis paradigma negatif tadi akan menyingkir dengan sendirinya.
Welcome to Paradise buat STEP MOMS / Ibu Tiri
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Minggu, 18 November 2007 at 23.27 Posted by SpM Com
To D o List !
Ungkapan ini sudah biasa didengar di kalangan pekerja.
Saya sendiri biasanya selalu menempelkan "To Do List" ini di secarik kertas kecil, dan menempelkannya pada cermin dalam kamar, so setiap pagi saat selesai sholat dan berbenah diri semua hal-hal yang saya tulis semalam di secarik kertas itu tadk ada yang terlewatkan. artinya urusan jadi beres.
Demikian juga di kantor, saya menempelkan secarik kertas, lengkap dengan smua tulisan saya, To Do List ini saya tempelkan dekat dengan screen komputer, jadi stiap kali lihat screen, secarik kertas warna kuning yang eye catching tersebut pasti ketangkap mata, isnya allah apa yang ada dalam kertas tersebut saya usahakan terselesaikan lebih dahulu. Insya allah, beres deh hari ini.
Ya, itulah yang saya laklukan setiap hari.
Apakah anda juga punya kebiasaan tersebut?
Tapi melakukan kebiasaan "to Do List" ini ternyata masih "kurang" loh
Kurangnya adalah, bila kita ingin "menegeok ke belakang", lumayan susah untuk mengumpulkan potongan kertas kuning yang kecil-kecil tadi, krn biasanya habis dibaca dan dikerjakan apa yang tertulis disitu, kertas tersebut akhirnya masuk tempat sampah.
Ada lagi metode "To Do List" yang lebih baik
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Kamis, 01 November 2007 at 00.36 Posted by SpM Com
Sering kita dengar bahwa orang Indonesia terkenal dengan "Jam Karet"nya
Kenyataan yang harus di terima bagi Yang tepat Waktu maupun bagi si Jam Karet tersebut adalah, keduanya sama-sama merasakan dampak TERLAMBAT, dan smua yang terlambat akan merasakan efek-efek negatif dari si TERLAMBAT tadi
Percis !!! Lingkaran setan yang menyesakkan dada....!!
Efek-efek akibat keterLAMBATan :
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Rabu, 17 Oktober 2007 at 16.39 Posted by SpM Com
By Gamy Rachel
Can I ask you a question? If one day you need to hire a programmer to work for you to program all the software in your company, what kind of software programs would you want this programmer to create and put in for you?
Do you think it will vastly affect your company’s business if he is to create junks to put into your computer system, which your company’s life line depends on it? The answer is obvious isn’t it? You would want the programmer to create the best system that will work for you is that right? I know I would, and I will make every effort to ensure that it is so. I would not want anybody to put in programs and software that will be detrimental to my whole computer system.
I would relate this to our Brains, Minds and Thoughts. The commonly used term for computer is GI GO – Garbage In Garbage Out.
I would say that this should also be used for our Minds and our Thoughts. As these saying goes“
Nothing is either good or bad but thinking make it so” –Shakespeare“
The empires of the futures are the empires of the mind” -Winston Churchill“
Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body” -Joseph Addison
Every thing begins with A Thought, the computer you are seeing right now began with a thought. The light bulb invented by Thomas Edison, began with a thought and so is the Wright Brothers who saw the plane flying way before it has flown, it all began with A THOUGHT. First we have to start with A THOUGHT, next comes VISION, then comes PLANNING and finally – TAKE ACTION = POSITIVE RESULTS.
When I first wanted to have a blog that focus on Mind Development, Self Help, Brain Wave Technology, Motivational and Inspirational topics, I began with A Thought in my mind. My thoughts has now become a reality. I now have two blogs.Mind Think Success and Make A Living Honestly.
If you look back at the careers of successful people, like Bob Proctor, Anthony Robins, Joe Vitale, Randy Gage, Jack Canfield just to name a few, you will find that almost every one of them first visualized in their minds what they wanted long before they actually achieved success.
Be careful what you put in your mind, when you dwell on certain things long enough over and over again until it set in your sub-conscious mind and set it to auto-pilot, it will manifest eventually. So I would advise you only dwell on good stuffs.
How do we do that? You know the minute we wake up each day, we are being bombarded by all the bad news, negative things and nonsense, it just come to us from all directions. We really have enough of these bad news daily, and we don’t have to help to add in more ourselves, it is enough supply for our entire life.But what we don’t have enough of are positive energy, good news, positive news, positive things that will lift up our spirit, motivational things that will bring us up rather then pull us down.
Why? It’s because it is natural that human beings are easily swayed towards negative.
Have you come across a new born baby that just come out from the mother’s womb laughing heartily? like “Haaaaaaaaaa” to announce to the world he or she has arrived? What do you hear? it’s always a big crying baby’s voice that sounds like this ”Waaaaawww…..” didn’t I tell you, it is so easy to be negative? :) So to feed our minds with positive thoughts, it does take some effort.
“If you don’t invest in you, why should anyone else?” - Randy Gage
Invest in You, because You are the reason the birds are singing, You are the reason the sky is brighter, You are the reason there will be more good news. So start investing in You.
My Best To You & Your Best Is Yet TO Be
Gamy Rachel
Author's BioGamy
Rachel has obtained I.T.E.C (UK) Diploma in Diploma in Anatomy Physiology and Diploma in Aromatherapy. Also a home based business entrepreneur. You can find information on brainwave, visualization, self-help and more.
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Kamis, 04 Oktober 2007 at 01.17 Posted by SpM Com
By Jean Chatzky
Improving your earning power—increasing the size of your paycheck—involves fine-tuning skills that have less to do with math (or money) and more to do with negotiating (for money). If you're like many women, one of the things you "hate" most about money is asking for it. That has to change.
You probably have little difficulty negotiating for things other than money. Your teenager wants a later curfew? Your babysitter wants to borrow the car? You want your town to institute a system of policing the parks at night? You have absolutely no difficulty in presenting a coherent argument, in making your case, in being sure that you are heard, and in laying down the law.
But when the subject is money and the beneficiary is you, somehow it all falls apart. There are four emotionally charged reasons that this happens:
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at 01.13 Posted by SpM Com
It's countdown time. Thousands of couples will walk down the aisle this Saturday, 7-7-07, hoping all those 7s -- the number long associated with luck -- will keep them lucky in love. It's one of the most popular wedding dates in modern history, according to overwhelmed wedding planners, florists, and photographers.
Relationship experts caution, however, that much more than luck is needed to stay together and beat the odds of a divorce, now estimated to end half of today’s marriages. Here, relationship experts consulted by WebMD offer their best marriage tips for how to stay lucky in love. And they go way beyond the usual tips to buy her flowers, cook his favorite meal, and remember to schedule date night.
With the taste of wedding cake barely off their lips, divorce is the last thought -- or word -- on newlyweds' minds. But as the honeymoon period wanes, and day-to-day difficulties crop up, the word can come up frequently during arguments for some couples, say relationship counselors.
"Just don't go there," suggests Steve Brody, PhD, a psychologist in Cambria, Calif., who counsels couples. "Some people pull that out much too early, and much too often in a relationship. It raises a whole level of anxiety [in the person hearing it]."
Divorce is also considered a dirty word by the more than 200 "marriage masters" interviewed for the book, Project Everlasting. Co-authors Mat Boggs and Jason Miller, bachelors and childhood buddies from Portland, Ore., traveled the country to interview the couples, married 40 or more years, and ask for their best marriage tips.
"Don't use the D word" was one oft-repeated suggestion for keeping a happy marriage, Boggs says. These marriage masters told him, "You need all your energy to find the solution to a problem and work it out. If you are even giving any consideration to a divorce, you lessen your ability to solve the problem."
Of course, Boggs says, the marriage masters acknowledged that some situations are deal breakers, such as addiction, adultery, or abuse. But when the problem is less severe, many of the marriage masters told him they create a "ledger of life." They get out a piece of paper and write down everything they love about their spouse. Eventually, they shift gears and begin to focus on what is right, not what's wrong.
Learning the seven bad habits and the seven good ones is the easy part, admit William Glasser, MD, a Los Angeles psychiatrist, and his wife, Carleen Glasser, MA, who co-authored Eight Lessons for a HappierMarriage and include this idea in their book and counseling sessions. Putting them into practice takes effort, of course.
The seven deadly habits are criticizing, blaming, complaining, nagging, threatening, punishing, and bribing.
The seven caring habits include supporting, encouraging, listening, accepting, trusting, respecting, and negotiating your differences.
This marriage tip is short and sweet: "Take care of yourself physically and spiritually," Brody tells couples.
That way, your stress will be down and your tolerance will be up. You'll be less likely to get on each other's nerves -- and to squabble. You're more likely to have a happy marriage.
While some married couples consider activities such as workplace friendships with members of the opposite sex acceptable, some relationship experts disagree.
"I'm not big on cross-gender friendships for married people," Brody says. "It's playing with fire." One exception, in his book: If a wife has a friendship with a gay man or a husband has a friendship with a gay woman, he's fine with that, since the romance potential is nonexistent.
Otherwise, he says, the line is too easy and tempting to cross.
It's another one of those easier-said-than done marriage tips, of course. But trying to control each other -- using a technique psychologists call "external control" -- is the main source of marital unhappiness, according to the Glassers. In a happy marriage, partners know they cannot control each other.
You have practiced this "external control" if you have ever told your partner they need to behave the way you want them to or that you know what is right.
Learning not to control a partner can be a long process, but the Glassers offer some tips on educating yourself. "Think first," Carleen Glasser says. Ask yourself: "If I can only control my own behavior, what can I do to help the marriage?" Then think of what you can change to make the problem better, she suggests.
"Be honoring all the time," says Thomas Merrill. That means no "my old lady" stories, he says. And it also means a wife shouldn't be flirting with male co-workers or other men.
Respect was also a marriage tip that came up often from the marriage masters, Boggs says. "The No. 1 principle that almost everyone talked about is respect," he says. "You can have respect without love, but you cannot have love without respect."
Respect, say those with a happy marriage, means not undermining your partner in front of the children. "And don't go outside the marriage when you are having a problem," Boggs says they advised. "Discuss it with your partner."
Respect also means not criticizing your mate in front of others, Miller and Boggs were often told by the marriage masters. To make this marriage tip easier to practice, consider the input of one marriage master on the topic, Boggs says. "One man told me, 'Let's say someone is walking by when you are criticizing your mate. That is the only opinion they have of you.'"
When Steve Brody and his wife, Cathy Brody, MFT, a marriage and family counselor, toured the country to promote their book, Renew Your Marriage at Midlife, they asked audiences what they wanted from marriage.
"Women expected to be loved, cherished, listened to, cared for, and courted," Steve Brody says. They had a long list of wants and expectations, he recalls. The men joked that their expectations were more basic: Their typical answers, Brody says: "Bring food and show up naked."
While the men were half joking, the gaps in expectations are a good lesson. To close the gap, Brody says, women need to lower their expectations -- to not expect 24/7 romance, for instance, especially if their mate has just worked an unbelievably long week.
Men need to do some of the things the woman wants, such as prioritize their relationship and listen more, he says. In a nutshell, Brody says, "Men need to do the same things at home that they do at work." He tells the husbands he counsels to think of it this way: "Your wife is the million-dollar client. If she walks out the door, the business is closed."
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