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Friday, June 09, 2023


  1. Identify the problem. 
    What is the decision you need to make? What are the options available to you?
  2. Set a deadline. 
    If you have a deadline, it will help you stay focused and make a decision in a timely manner.
  3. Gather information. 
    What do you know about the situation? What information do you need to make a decision?
  4. Brainstorm solutions. 
    Come up with as many possible solutions as you can.
  5. Weigh the pros and cons of each option. 
    Consider the benefits and drawbacks of each option.
  6. Ask for help/input. 
    If you're struggling to make a decision, don't be afraid to ask for help from someone you trust or has previous experience. Get advice from a friend, family member, or advisor/manager.
  7. Evaluate your options. 
    Consider which option is the best fit for your needs and goals.
  8. Make a decision.
    Don't be afraid to make a decision. Sometimes, the best decision is to make a decision, even if it's not the perfect decision.
  9. Set up feedback loop
    This will enable evaluation of the result of your initial & consequent decisions.
  10. Change your mind and revise your decision.
    Sometimes, new information comes to light that makes you reconsider your decision. Be prepared to change your mind if necessary, learn from your mistakes and make better decisions in the future.
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Tuesday, February 21, 2023
  

#EveryDay (1-2 times per day) -
  1. #Daily Personal Care (2hrs) -
    1. Wake up
    2. Brush teeth in morning
    3. Bath & wash face+hair
    4. Wash eyes, ears properly
    5. Apply 50+ SPF sunscreen + moisturizer
    6. Style/comb hair with water/wax
    7. Use perfume before leaving home
    8. Wash face after coming home
    9. Take all daily supplements with meal
      -Fish Oil (3g/day) (900mg EPA+DHA)
      -Multivitamin (with 100% RDA vitamins & minerals)
      -Vitamin D (5000 IU/day)
      -Saw Palmetto (1g/day)
      - Tongkat Ali (for men)
      - Ashwagandha (for stress/hormones)
    10. Brush teeth at night after the day's last meal
    11. Apply night face cream before sleeping
  2. Chores:
    1. Housecleaning (daily if you have young kids)
    2. Laundry (daily if you have young kids)
    3. Cook food at home
  3. Entertainment -
    1. Use phone (Me Time)
    2. Watch a Movie/TV-Series
    3. Blog/Vlog

#Every Weekend (1-2 times per week) -

  1. Chores -
    1. Housecleaning
    2. Laundry
    3. Take out the trash
    4. Check your (physical) mailbox
  2. Entertainment -
    1. Cook Cuisines at home
    2. Barbeque/Picnic/Date (3hrs)
    3. Online shopping
  3. #Weekly Personal Care (2hrs) -
    1. Trim/Shave Beard
    2. Remove/cut Nose & Ear hair
    3. Cut Nails
    4. Shampoo Hair
    5. Derma roll face and scalp
    6. Hair Care (Minoxidil + Tea Tree Oil)
    7. Face Mask (Turmeric + Honey)
    8. Full Body scrub
    9. Full body moisturizer

#Every Month (1 Weekend per month) -
  1. Personal Finance -
    1. Bills Payment (Rent+Utilities) + Banking
    2. In vs Out Cashflow Management
  2. Entertainment -
    1. Online/ In-person Shopping
    2. Watch a Movie or a Broadway Play in a Theater (3hrs)
  3. #Monthly Personal Care (3hrs) -
    1. Haircut
    2. Full body massage
    3. Visit chiropractor
    4. Deep Facial
    5. Remove bodyhair

#Every Year (1 Week/year) - Personal Finance:
  1. Pay income taxes
  2. Pay property taxes
  3. Renew rent lease
  4. Check to Refinance car/home loans
  5. Check to Refinance car/home insurance
  6. Check for new credit card offers
  7. Check to upgrade/replace your car and phone
  8. Go on a vacation to home country
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    Saturday, May 14, 2022
    1. AFC Away From Computer
    2. ASAP As Soon As Possible 
    3. AQAP     As Quickly As Possible
    4. AWOL Absent Without Leave 
    5. BRB Be Right Back 
    6. DIY Do It Yourself 
    7. EOBD End Of Business Day 
    8. EOD End Of Day 
    9. ETA Estimated Time of Arrival 
    10. FAQ Frequently Asked Questions 
    11. FYI For Your Information 
    12. IFF  If and Only If
    13. HR Human Resources 
    14. IDK I Don’t Know 
    15. IIRC If I Recall/Remember Correctly 
    16. ILY I Love You 
    17. IMO In My Opinion 
    18. IRL In Real Life 
    19. LOL Laughing Out Loud
    20. MIA Missing In Action  
    21. NSFW Not Safe For Work 
    22. NVM Never mind 
    23. OMG Oh My God 
    24. OMW On My Way 
    25. POS Point Of Service 
    26. POV Point Of View
    27. TBA To Be Announced 
    28. TGIF Thank God It’s Friday 
    29. TMI Too Much Information 
    30. TTYL Talk To You Later 
    31. TY Thank You
    32. TBD  To be Determind
    33. WTF What the Fuck
    34. HB Happy Birthday
    35. R.S.V.P. "Répondez s'il vous plaît" translates to "respond, if you please"
    36. ESL / EFL  English as a second language
    37. P.M. "post meridiem" (Latin for "after noon" in the 12-hour clock)
    38. A.M. "ante meridiem" ("before noon")
    39. BC "before Christ"
    40. AD "Anno Domini" 
    41. B.Y.O.B. "bring your own bottle / booze / beer"
    42. ETD "estimated time of departure"
    43. P.S. "post script" used at the end of written letters to add extra information
    44. I.e. (or i.e. / I.E.) stands for "id est" (Latin for "That is (to say)" or "in other words")
    45. E.g. (or e.g. / E.G.) stands for "exempli gratia" (Latin for "for example")
    46. DOA – dead on arrival
    47. TL;DR – too long; didn’t read
    48. YOLO – you only live once
    49.  VIP – very important person
    50. RIP – Latin; requiescat (rest) in pace
    51. PTO please turn over (and read the other side)
    52. NEET – young person who is not in education, employment or training
    53. EDM – electronic dance music
    54. BLT  –  sandwich made up of bacon, lettuce and tomato, plus a slathering of mayonnaise
    55. LGBT – lesbian gay bisexual transgender
    56. CC - (carbon) copy other people on communication
    57. BCC -  blind (carbon) copy other people on communication
    58. BA - Bachelor of Arts
    59. BSc - Bachelor of Science
    60. BTech - Bachelor of Technology
    61. MA - Master of Arts
    62. MSc - Master of Science
    63. MEng - Master of Engineering
    64. PhD - Doctor of Philosophy
    65. MBA - Master of Business Administration
    66. BTW - By the way
    67. AKA – also known as
    68. TBH - To be honest
    69. DWSTB - Dont want to say this, But
    70. PD - Please Dont
    71. NTS - Needless to say


    References:
    https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/10-useful-acronyms-and-abbreviations
    https://ielts.idp.com/prepare/article-commonly-used-abbreviations-acronyms
    https://eltlearningjourneys.com/2015/09/23/50-of-the-most-useful-english-abbreviations-and-acronyms/

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    Saturday, May 14, 2022

    Ages 2 to 5: Basic / Observable Language & Ethics

    1. English
    2. National language
    3. Morals
    4. Ethics
    5. LEGO, clay modelling
    6. Music


     Ages 5 to 15:  Essential Tangible / Classical Education:

    1. Mechanical Mechanisms
    2. Physics
    3. Energy
    4. Biology
    5. Physical Chemistry
    6. Organic / Natural Materials
    7. Basic Electrical safety & applications
    8. Entepreneurship Basics
    9. Reminder on Morals & Ethics

    Ages 15-21 - Skippable Additional Education (Advanced / Calculated / Theoretical):

    1. Quantum Physics
    2. Thermodynamics
    3. Medical Science
    4. Controls Mechanisms
    5. Inorganic / Organic Chemistry
    6. Composite / Synthetic Materials
    7. Electronics

    Ages 15-21 - Real World Education:
    1. Psychology
    2. Relationships & Sex
    3. Marketing & Sales
    4. Politics & Economics
    5. Taxes - Personal vs Business
    6. Business Ownership
    7. Advanced Entepreneurship

    Age 21+ - Earn Money
    Application / Usage / Sale of Products/Services using knowledge from above listed subjects

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    Sunday, January 09, 2022

    For your old/new position; when THEY say your base salary can’t be increased/is-fixed: 


    5 things you SHOULD always negotiate:
    (Ask/inquire for everything)

    1) Title: Ask to be Senior/Manager/Team-Lead
    2) Higher title level (IV>III>II>I) (Yearly Bonus % depends on this)
    3) Paid Vacation (hrs/weeks awarded / yr)
    4) Unpaid vacation (hrs/weeks allowed / yr)
    5) Sign-on/Mid-year Bonus (Cash or Stocks)



    5 Non-negotiables you CANT negotiate:
    (fixed across company/dept. as per policy):

    1) Retirement Fund (401k) matching %
    2) Unused Vacation payout
    3) Health Insurance
    4) WFH days/month
    5) Sick leave



    REMEMBER;
    YOU WILL NEVER GET WHAT YOU DON’T NEGOTIATE.
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    Thursday, May 21, 2015

    #Work Day Options (choose your own):
    Option X: ELON MUSK
    12-14 Hour Work Day     (7 days a week) (85-100 hrs/week = 5000hrs/year= 100% Possible at MAX capacity) -
    Best for CEO's/Tycoons/Entrepreneurs working towards making "THE" difference with a team of at least 2 personal assistants.
    1. 14 hours = Work
    2. 7 hours = Sleep
      With ~45% Sleep Efficiency (25% REM Sleep + 20% Deep Sleep),
      i.e., getting at least ~3.15 hours of effective sleep every day (out of an actual total of 7 hours slept).
    3. 3 hours = Rest of the day
        1. 1/2 hour = Getting Ready (Washing up + brushing teeth + Toilet)
        2. ~1/2 hour = Food (attending meetings while eating) 
        3. ~0 hours = Travel to & from places (always working while traveling)
        4. ~0 hours = Household Work + Out of Home Chores (assistants do all the handy work and chores)
        5. 1/2 hour = Sex / Meditation / Exercise
        6. 1 hours = Family + Going Out + TV + (Maximum 1 Movie per week)
        7. 1/2 hour = Me Time + Internet



      Option 1: PARENTS
      6 Hour Work Day        (5 days a week) (30 hrs/week = 1600hrs/year = 30% of MAX capacity) -
      Best for parents with children who attend school 5 days a week
      or old-age/disabled and/or part-time consultants/workers.
      1. 6 hours = Work
      2. 8 hours = Sleep
        With ~45% Sleep Efficiency (25% REM Sleep + 20% Deep Sleep),
        i.e., getting at least ~3.6 hours of effective sleep every day (out of an actual total of 8 hours slept).
      3. 10 hours = Rest of the day
          1. 2 hour = Getting (oneelf and kids) Ready (Washing up + brushing teeth + Toilet)
          2. 1 hour = Food  
          3. 1 hour = Travel to & from places
          4. 2 hour = Household Work + Out of Home Chores
          5. 1 hour = Sex + Meditation + Exercise
          6. 2 hours = Family + Going Out + Movie + TV
          7. 1 hour = Me Time + Internet 


          Option 2: CONVENTIONAL
          8-10 Hour Work Day (5-4 days a week) (40 hrs/week           = 2100hrs/year = 40% of MAX capacity) 
          The conventional workday schedule that most companies follow.
          1. 8-10 hours = Work
          2. 7.5 hours = Sleep
            With ~45% Sleep Efficiency (25% REM Sleep + 20% Deep Sleep),
            i.e., getting at least ~3.4 hours of effective sleep everyday (out of an actual total of 7.5 hours slept).
          3. 8.5/6.5 hours = Rest of the day
            1. 1 hour = Getting Ready (Washing up + brushing teeth + Toilet)
            2. 1 hour = Food  
            3. 1 hour = Travel to & from places
            4. 1 hour = Household Work + Out of Home Chores
            5. 1 hour = Sex + Meditation + Exercise
            6. 2 hours = Family + Going Out + Movie + TV
            7. 1.5 hours = Me Time + Internet


          Option 3: OVERTIME
          10 Hour Work Day           (6 days a week) (60hrs/week = 3100hrs/year = 60% of MAX capacity) -
          Best for youngsters; who are single and/or have no children and are looking to save up for the future.
          1. 10 hours = Work
          2. 7.5 hours = Sleep
            With ~45% Sleep Efficiency (25% REM Sleep + 20% Deep Sleep),
            i.e., getting at least ~3.4 hours of effective sleep every day (out of an actual total of 7.5 hours slept).
          3. 6.5 hours = Rest of the day
              1. 1 hour = Getting Ready (Washing up + brushing teeth + Toilet)
              2. 1 hour = Food  
              3. 1 hour = Travel to & from places
              4. 1/2-1 hour = Household Work + Out of Home Chores
              5. 1/2-1 hour = Sex + Meditation + Exercise
              6. 1-2 hours = Family + Going Out + Movie + TV
              7. 1/2-1hour = Me Time + Internet




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