ILLUSIVE PAINTING, ART by DINESH VORA

[1] Does the rod in the middle exist?

 [2] How many beams? Count at the top and then at the bottom.

[3] Has the door been opened inwards, or outwards?

 

[4] Are the columns round or sqaure?

 [5] How many beams, 3 or 4?

 

[6] What kind of frame is this?

[7] Strange construction 

[8] How does the beam in the middle disappears?

 

Wisdom in Decision Making

Sometimes I am fast and sometimes I need a little bit more time in my decision making. All depending on the issues I am facing. Normally, I am sure of what I think, what I feel and what I want. I am sure because once I come to a conclusion and decision meaning I've considered all the possible factors. Now, it does not happen that way for this special issue. Everytime when I am about to say yes or to let go, something happened and made me to re-consider my decision. This really test my wisdom in making up my mind. I felt so down and helpless. Besides all the possible factors,  I am holding to the believe that things worth having is worth waiting for, else let go with no regret. Or, may be I am just confused with the law of attraction and God's will. I pray to God to give give me the wisdom and knowledge as I needed for this special issue.

"Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths." (Proverbs 3:5-6)

Blue Ocean Strategy Workshop (Phase 1), 7 - 9 August 2012

What is Blue Ocean Strategy? 

• BOS key terms - differentiation and low cost.
• The aim of BOS is to create new market space - making the competition irrelevant.
• BOS covers both strategy formulation and strategy execution.
• BOS frameworks and tools include: strategy canvas, value curve, four actions framework, six paths, buyer experience cycle and buyer utility map.
• The three key conceptual building blocks of BOS are: value innovation, tipping point leadership, and fair process.

   

http://www.blueoceanstrategy.com/abo/bos_tools.html

A One Day Trip

On 5th August 2012, a one day trip to Sungai Pelek, Selangor with nine SCMC members. It was a wonderful trip. Unfortunately, not many photos to share with you because i forgot to charge my camera. So, wish that Joseph or Bernard will email theirs.

We started our journey as early as 7.00a.m and we reached Sg Pelek after 45 minutes. We met Muk Jing and Siew Fang near Sepang CMC for breakfast. After sunday service, we went to Tanjung Sepat for lunch, also visited the beach, mushroom farming and home made coffee powder. After a cup of coffee, we proceeded to Bagan Lalang beach, or known as Sepang Gold Coast. I love the beach. It's another nice place for lepak-ing...

After we came back from Bagan Lalang, we experienced a boat ride (less than a minute) from Sg. Pelek to Bukit Pelanduk. Sungai Sepang is the border of Selangor and Negeri Sembilan.

Later, we had our dinner at Sg Pelek and called it a day at 7.30p.m. Next event will be a one day trip to Malacca on 11th August 2012.

main road of Sg Pelek

Sg Pelek market

 Tanjung Sepat beach