Podcastinate with Kero

Comparing and contrasting yourself against others may not be bad at all as long as you are careful and aware. It will help you assess yourself and strengthen your personal goals. Awareness between you and others will be your tool to improve your life as it helps drive you to keep moving forward.

In one way or another we will become a leader.. maybe to our own family, friends or to unexpected scenario. So it's important that we know what a leader should be and the expected good characteristics of this role. In this episode I'll share what I've learned from what I have read.

I want to share and I highly recommend this book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. I learned a lot from it and it widens my mindset especially about financial literacy. I hope this kind of learnings should be thought and be part of the curriculum so that our young generation will better know to handle their finances when they mature. Meanwhile, please listen to what I have learned from this book. 🐱

Sometimes when we had arguments or insinuate we give out the phrases "i did my best" or "im 100% about it" or something similar to that.. However, if someone will question and ask for justification will you be able to provide one, or are those phrases just a blabber?

Why men are more sexually active? Are they just horny all the time or are they are just doing the ancient instruction: thrive and survive by continuing the species bloodline? Note that this is only my theory/opinion, I used DNA here as the central hub or the R&D center of every human beings. There could be better and well researched theories out there that i'm not aware so please take mine with a grain of salt.

Sometimes we need to pause and reflect if what we currently doing is really the more effective and efficient one to bullseye our goal or keeping our survival in this life.

There's a power in words as well as ultimate desires. When you plan your goals or paths in life remember that it should start from you saying, I WANT!

Have you encountered someone who's above your level but the output of thinking is an otherwise of his level? That person could have reached that position without enough experiences. Would you be like that person? In this podcast I will give 5 reasons why I think growing up through experiences is better.

Overthinking will destroy our peace of mind and sometimes our relationships to others. In this episode I will share to you my mindset in dealing life stressors.

Have you bought an electronic appliance or gadget from an unknown brand? How is the experience, will you buy again to them in the future or maybe recommend them to your friends?