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The Key of Success

Do you know that we can attain success in many ways? Believe it or not, there is always a key of success. Allow me to spell it out below for you to succeed.

S stands for Set up your goals. At the very start, you must learn how to set up your goals and stay in focus on it regardless of certain challenges and issues that you may encounter along the way. Many celebrities, athletes, businessmen, scholars, politicians and other successful people are setting up their goals at the beginning of their journey.

U stands for Understand your purpose. You need to understand your real purpose in life. Allow yourself to reflect for a moment before you will make your initial step towards your goals.

C stands for Catch up your plans. Not all your plans will turn out positively. You must have various options if initial plan fails. Have Plan A, Plan B, Plan C and so forth.

C stands for Commit yourself. Once, everything is getting well. You should learn on how to commit yourself firmly and seriously with all the things that you have started. Learn how to weigh things before making a wiser decision.

E stands for Energize your strengths. You have strengths and weaknesses personally and professionally. Maximize and optimize your skills and competencies which you think will lead you into success. Your own disposition and strategy will make you smart and unique individual.

S stands for Selfless ambition. Avoid self-centered mentality and aim for the best with the company of others. Build up a strong connection to anyone regardless of their age, sex, ethnicity, and socio-economic status.

S stands for Service-oriented actions. Provide genuine services to the local and international communities wherein you can spell out and measure success beyond its contextual meanings and standard norms of the community where you live in.

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Blueprint Memories

19 May

Death is the ultimate destiny of any living thing on Earth. Bacteria, protists, algae, fungi, plants, animals and human beings died at certain place and time. These living things eventually exist then suddenly disappear afterwards. They grow and develop for a certain period of time. All these things are biological in nature. Several biological factors may help them to survive as well as affect them to die.

Death comes in human’s life whether you are poor or rich; illiterate or well-educated; unemployed or employed; unpopular or well-known; male or female; single or married, light-skinned or black-skinned; non-believer or believer; lowest status or highest status, and so forth. Thus, whether you like it or not, death leaves up a blueprint in one’s memories.

Certain people mark blueprint memories on you such as your loving parents, siblings, close relatives, friends, classmates, neighbors, colleagues, co-workers, teachers, administrators and even animals like your favorite pets. It is a blueprint memory in the sense that you’ve got personal, lifelong experiences being associated and directly interacted with these people and other living things. These relevant experiences and significant teachings serve as lifelong learning and create a strong foundation on you, being who you are right now.

Therefore, in order for a person to leave blueprint memories in the future, the person should have build up brighter and brilliant memories when he/she is still living on Earth.

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Lifelong Valuing of Teachers

4 Oct

How do we value teachers? How do we appreciate and recognize them? I hope all of these are not limited in the school setting but in our very own simple little ways from the day-to-day basis starting from their superiors down to their learners. They really deserve such kind of valuing, appreciation and recognition beyond their expectations.

Teacher I

To my elementary teachers, you taught me the basics of education. I learned how to read with comprehension, listen carefully, write legibly, speak clearly and count correctly.

To my high school teachers, you explained me the academics. I learned the basic subjects and electives. I learned the how’s and why’s of certain phenomena.

To my college professors, you taught me how to apply certain things. I learned how to grow professionally. I learned how to teach the youth.

To my graduate professors, You taught me to understand beyond unexpected things. I learned how to become a professional and well-experienced teacher with distinctions throughout the decades.

Teacher II

To my aunt, Indo Simay. You taught me the essence of helping others. You showed me the values of patience, love and care specially to our own family and relatives. You reminded me the power of prayers and strong faith to God. You had been my second parent when my real parents stayed with the families of my brothers and sisters farther away from our hometown.

Teacher III

To my parents, Guillermo and Teofila. You were my very first teachers. You taught me the true meaning of life. You guided me towards righteousness. I learned good and right things from you. I treasured most the core values in life that you shared with me. In spite of everything, I learned how to succeed by myself without putting anybody down. You were great mentors too. You mentored me how to understand life, to help others and love one another. I learned how to show concern with the elders, sick people and less fortunate citizens.

Master Teacher

To God, You are my Master Teacher. You are the greatest teacher I have ever known. I do worship and praise You most. I give all the glory on You. I do appreciate all the things the You created and provided for me. I would like to thank You for giving me dedicated and committed classroom teachers as well as very loving. caring parents, relatives and friends.

Happy Teacher’s Day!

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