NASDEC'13 atau nama panjangnya Persidangan Pembangunan Pelajar Peringkat Kebangsaan 2013 selesai diadakan selama 3 hari dari 18-20 Nov 2013. Di sini semua isu pembangunan pelajar dibentang dan diperbincangkan. Menarik sangat! Bukan isu di UTM sahaja, malah di seluruh Malaysia! Seronok dengar pelajar UG sendiri bentang projek2 yg telah dilakukan. UTM juga banyak terlibat dengan aktiviti melestarikan universiti. Banyak aktiviti yg dilakukan seperti bangunan lestari, penggunaan air, penjimatan tenaga, amat mengujakan. Projek simple je, tapi byk impaknya. Rasa nak buat projek2 dgn lebih byk lg. Ni antara gambar yg dibil semasa program.
Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Monday, 21 October 2013
16 Things You Should Do at the Start of Every Work Day
I found these tips from a friend. Its good as a reminder to myself and to people who have start working. Sometimes your attitude to your work change the way your action. If you said that that you have a lot of work, your boss is not understanding, so your life will be like that. Blaming people all the time. Everything will make you mad. But if you look at it in a positive way, insyaAllah.. you will do everything you can to your work! These tips are not only for working people, but for the students too!
May Allah bless you.
Happy reading!
^_^
16 Things You Should Do at the Start of Every Work Day
The first few hours of the work day can have a significant effect on your level of productivity over the following eight—so it’s important you have a morning routine that sets you up for success. With the help of career and workplace experts Lynn Taylor, David Shindler, Michael Kerr, Anita Attridge, Alexandra Levit and Michael “Dr. Woody” Woodward, I compiled a list of 16 things all workers should do when they get to work each morning.
1. Arrive on time.
This may be obvious to most people—but some don’t realize that showing up late can not only leave a bad impression, but also throw off your entire day. “Getting in on time or a little early helps your mindset for the day and helps promote a feeling of accomplishment,” says Lynn Taylor, a national workplace expert and author of Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant.
2. Take a deep breath and meditate.
“Literally,” says Michael Kerr, an international business speaker, author and president of Humor at Work. “And do something to focus in on the here and now.” Many people come into work harried because they don’t leave enough time at home to deal with “home stuff,” he says, “and then they’ve barely survived another horrendously stressful commute, and then they dive into the madness.” Slowing down, taking a moment to pause, and creating a routine around centering yourself can work wonders, he adds.
Michael “Dr. Woody” Woodward, PhD, organizational psychologist and author of The YOU Plan, says after the deep breath, give yourself a few minutes to meditate and get settled in.“This is a good way to set the tone of the day,” he says. “Don’t allow yourself to be bum rushed by frantic co-workers lost in their own confusion. It’s not unusual to wake up to a long backlog of e-mails just screaming for your attention. The challenge is taking a moment for yourself before diving head first into your day.” He says there is a tremendous power in mediation when it comes to settling your mind. "Starting off your day right is really about setting your own tone and meditation is a great way to begin.”
3. Eat a proper breakfast.
“Breakfast truly is the most important meal of the day to help us down the path of not only being more physically fit, but also to have the mental energy needed to tackle your workday,” Kerr says.
4. Start each day with a clean slate.
You may have to attend to projects or discussions that rolled over from the previous afternoon—but try to treat each day as a fresh one, says David Shindler, founder of The Employability Hub and author of Learning to Leap. “Leave any crap from yesterday behind, tap into what’s happening at the outset of the day, get organized and ready or hit the ground running, if that’s what is needed,” he says.
5. Don't be moody.
You’ll want to pay attention to your mood and be aware of its effect on others. “First and last thing in the day is when emotional intelligence can have the greatest impact,” Shindler says. So if you’re not a “morning person,” try to suck it up and have a positive attitude when you arrive at the office. Grab a second or third cup of coffee, if that’s what it takes.
Kerr agrees. “Your first hour at work can set your ‘attitude barometer’ for the rest of the day, so from a purely emotional point of view, I think it’s an important part of the day,” he says. “One morning grump can infect an entire team and put everyone on the wrong footing.”
6. Organize your day.
The first hour of the work day is the best time to assess priorities and to focus on what you absolutely need to accomplish, Kerr says. “Too many people get distracted first thing in the morning with unimportant activities such as diving right into their morass of e-mail, when there may be a whole host of more important issues that need dealing with.” Make a to-do list, or update the one you made the previous day, and try to stick to it. However, if your boss has an urgent need, then it’s OK re-shuffle your priorities within reason, Taylor adds.
Anita Attridge, a career and executive coach with the Five O’Clock Club, a career coaching organization, says when you prepare your morning to-do list, determine what must be done today and what can be completed tomorrow, and prioritize accordingly. “Also determine your peak working time and plan your schedule accordingly,” she says. “Use your peak time each morning to do the most important tasks.”
7. Be present.
Even if you’re not a morning person, you need to be awake when you get the office. Especially if you’re in a leadership position, it’s critical to be present, mentally and physically, and to communicate. “One of the biggest office pet peeves I hear from employees is about how their immediate supervisor just blows by them in the morning without so much as a smile,” Kerr says. “Taking the time to connect with your team members is essential, and doing the seemingly small things--making eye contact, smiling, asking them about their night, and checking in on what they may need help with--helps you as a leader take the pulse of the team, and helps set the tone for all the employees.”
8. Check in with your colleagues.
“A quick 5 to 10 minute team huddle can also be an effective way for many people to start their day,” Kerr says. Make it a short meeting, with no chairs, have everyone share their top goal for the day, and share any critical information the rest of the team absolutely needs to know, he says. “Doing the huddles helps people focus and more importantly, connects everyone with the team. And by sharing your goals for the day publicly, the odds of achieving them rise substantially.”
9. Organize your workspace.
Clearing off the desk and creating a neat workspace sets a tone for the rest of the day, says Alexandra Levit, the author of Blind Spots: The 10 Business Myths You Can’t Afford to Believe on Your New Path to Success. It can also help avoid confusion. “While most communications are through e-mails and texts, if your boss or co-worker stopped by looking for you and left a sticky note about a last-minute meeting occurring in ten minutes, and it's sitting on a mound of mail or papers, you're already behind the eight ball,” Taylor says. “Also, for many, it's difficult to think clearly, easy to forget important reminders, and just plain stressful if you feel you're fighting the battle and the tornado of mail or paper is winning.” Ideally, you’d clear whatever you can out the night before so you can have a fresh start before you even turn on your computer in the morning. But if not, make sure clearing your desk takes precedence over things like checking e-mails and chatting with co-workers in the morning.
10. Remind yourself of your core purpose at work.
“As corny or as trite as this may sound, I’d suggest that you take a moment each morning to remind yourself of your core purpose at work,” Kerr says. Connecting to a sense of purpose is one of the most powerful motivators there is, and taking just a moment each day to reconnect to what truly matters in your job and what you are ultimately trying to achieve and for whom, can help you feel more motivated and help you focus on the priority areas in your work.
11. Don't be distracted by your inbox.
This one is difficult for most people—but the experts agree that you shouldn’t check your e-mail first thing in the morning. If you do, only read and respond to messages that are urgent. "Priority-scan your inbox,” Taylor says. “Not all e-mails were created equal. Hone your ability to quickly sift the wheat from the chaff and address what must be answered on an urgent basis.” Attridge agrees. “Only respond immediately to the urgent messages so that you control your morning activities.” There will be time during the day to respond to the less urgent e-mails.
Why must you put off checking e-mails? “For far too many people, e-mail and the web can serve as huge timewasters and distracters, particularly in the morning,” Kerr says. “Once you start checking e-mails, it’s a click away from watching the funny video someone forwarded you, which then sucks you into the abyss: checking the sports scores on line, the news headlines, the stocks, et cetera, and before you know it you’ve been watching a cat play the drums for twenty minutes and, like a poorly planned Oscars ceremony, your entire schedule is already thrown off before you’ve even begun your day.”
12. Listen to your voicemail.
Most people jump on the computer and ignore their phone. “While office voicemail is indeed becoming antiquated as people rely more on personal cell phones, Blackberrys and e-mail, some people do leave voice messages, and if you ignore them, you could miss something important,” Levit says.
13. Place important calls and send urgent e-mails.
If you know you need to get in touch with someone that day, place the call or send the e-mail first thing in the morning. If you wait until midday, there’s a greater chance you won’t hear back before you leave the office. “There's nothing more frustrating that trying to complete something and not having access or answers from people you need because your day time hours were lost on other matters,” Taylor says. “If you have your questions ready and your e-mails fired off during early peak hours, by the end of the day you should have what you need.”
14. Take advantage of your cleared mind.
“Many people feel that their brains function best in the morning, and that morning is when they are most creative and productive,” Kerr says. “Consider whether you are making the best use of your brainpower and plan ‘high brain’ activities in the morning.”
15. Mix things up from time to time.
Some people like order and are habitual—but others like variety and change. “For them, my advice is to shake things up occasionally by sitting somewhere different (if you have the choice) so you get a different perspective; go walkabout first thing and be visible to people in other spaces, both from a social point of view and as an alternative to picking up the phone,” Shindler says. “Small things that can energize you from the off and can positively impact you and the office dynamics.”
16. Plan a mid-morning break.“This is the time to assess where you and take time to revitalize yourself so that you can keep your momentum going,” Attridge says.
1. Arrive on time.
This may be obvious to most people—but some don’t realize that showing up late can not only leave a bad impression, but also throw off your entire day. “Getting in on time or a little early helps your mindset for the day and helps promote a feeling of accomplishment,” says Lynn Taylor, a national workplace expert and author of Tame Your Terrible Office Tyrant.
2. Take a deep breath and meditate.
“Literally,” says Michael Kerr, an international business speaker, author and president of Humor at Work. “And do something to focus in on the here and now.” Many people come into work harried because they don’t leave enough time at home to deal with “home stuff,” he says, “and then they’ve barely survived another horrendously stressful commute, and then they dive into the madness.” Slowing down, taking a moment to pause, and creating a routine around centering yourself can work wonders, he adds.
Michael “Dr. Woody” Woodward, PhD, organizational psychologist and author of The YOU Plan, says after the deep breath, give yourself a few minutes to meditate and get settled in.“This is a good way to set the tone of the day,” he says. “Don’t allow yourself to be bum rushed by frantic co-workers lost in their own confusion. It’s not unusual to wake up to a long backlog of e-mails just screaming for your attention. The challenge is taking a moment for yourself before diving head first into your day.” He says there is a tremendous power in mediation when it comes to settling your mind. "Starting off your day right is really about setting your own tone and meditation is a great way to begin.”
3. Eat a proper breakfast.
“Breakfast truly is the most important meal of the day to help us down the path of not only being more physically fit, but also to have the mental energy needed to tackle your workday,” Kerr says.
4. Start each day with a clean slate.
You may have to attend to projects or discussions that rolled over from the previous afternoon—but try to treat each day as a fresh one, says David Shindler, founder of The Employability Hub and author of Learning to Leap. “Leave any crap from yesterday behind, tap into what’s happening at the outset of the day, get organized and ready or hit the ground running, if that’s what is needed,” he says.
5. Don't be moody.
You’ll want to pay attention to your mood and be aware of its effect on others. “First and last thing in the day is when emotional intelligence can have the greatest impact,” Shindler says. So if you’re not a “morning person,” try to suck it up and have a positive attitude when you arrive at the office. Grab a second or third cup of coffee, if that’s what it takes.
Kerr agrees. “Your first hour at work can set your ‘attitude barometer’ for the rest of the day, so from a purely emotional point of view, I think it’s an important part of the day,” he says. “One morning grump can infect an entire team and put everyone on the wrong footing.”
6. Organize your day.
The first hour of the work day is the best time to assess priorities and to focus on what you absolutely need to accomplish, Kerr says. “Too many people get distracted first thing in the morning with unimportant activities such as diving right into their morass of e-mail, when there may be a whole host of more important issues that need dealing with.” Make a to-do list, or update the one you made the previous day, and try to stick to it. However, if your boss has an urgent need, then it’s OK re-shuffle your priorities within reason, Taylor adds.
Anita Attridge, a career and executive coach with the Five O’Clock Club, a career coaching organization, says when you prepare your morning to-do list, determine what must be done today and what can be completed tomorrow, and prioritize accordingly. “Also determine your peak working time and plan your schedule accordingly,” she says. “Use your peak time each morning to do the most important tasks.”
7. Be present.
Even if you’re not a morning person, you need to be awake when you get the office. Especially if you’re in a leadership position, it’s critical to be present, mentally and physically, and to communicate. “One of the biggest office pet peeves I hear from employees is about how their immediate supervisor just blows by them in the morning without so much as a smile,” Kerr says. “Taking the time to connect with your team members is essential, and doing the seemingly small things--making eye contact, smiling, asking them about their night, and checking in on what they may need help with--helps you as a leader take the pulse of the team, and helps set the tone for all the employees.”
8. Check in with your colleagues.
“A quick 5 to 10 minute team huddle can also be an effective way for many people to start their day,” Kerr says. Make it a short meeting, with no chairs, have everyone share their top goal for the day, and share any critical information the rest of the team absolutely needs to know, he says. “Doing the huddles helps people focus and more importantly, connects everyone with the team. And by sharing your goals for the day publicly, the odds of achieving them rise substantially.”
9. Organize your workspace.
Clearing off the desk and creating a neat workspace sets a tone for the rest of the day, says Alexandra Levit, the author of Blind Spots: The 10 Business Myths You Can’t Afford to Believe on Your New Path to Success. It can also help avoid confusion. “While most communications are through e-mails and texts, if your boss or co-worker stopped by looking for you and left a sticky note about a last-minute meeting occurring in ten minutes, and it's sitting on a mound of mail or papers, you're already behind the eight ball,” Taylor says. “Also, for many, it's difficult to think clearly, easy to forget important reminders, and just plain stressful if you feel you're fighting the battle and the tornado of mail or paper is winning.” Ideally, you’d clear whatever you can out the night before so you can have a fresh start before you even turn on your computer in the morning. But if not, make sure clearing your desk takes precedence over things like checking e-mails and chatting with co-workers in the morning.
10. Remind yourself of your core purpose at work.
“As corny or as trite as this may sound, I’d suggest that you take a moment each morning to remind yourself of your core purpose at work,” Kerr says. Connecting to a sense of purpose is one of the most powerful motivators there is, and taking just a moment each day to reconnect to what truly matters in your job and what you are ultimately trying to achieve and for whom, can help you feel more motivated and help you focus on the priority areas in your work.
11. Don't be distracted by your inbox.
This one is difficult for most people—but the experts agree that you shouldn’t check your e-mail first thing in the morning. If you do, only read and respond to messages that are urgent. "Priority-scan your inbox,” Taylor says. “Not all e-mails were created equal. Hone your ability to quickly sift the wheat from the chaff and address what must be answered on an urgent basis.” Attridge agrees. “Only respond immediately to the urgent messages so that you control your morning activities.” There will be time during the day to respond to the less urgent e-mails.
Why must you put off checking e-mails? “For far too many people, e-mail and the web can serve as huge timewasters and distracters, particularly in the morning,” Kerr says. “Once you start checking e-mails, it’s a click away from watching the funny video someone forwarded you, which then sucks you into the abyss: checking the sports scores on line, the news headlines, the stocks, et cetera, and before you know it you’ve been watching a cat play the drums for twenty minutes and, like a poorly planned Oscars ceremony, your entire schedule is already thrown off before you’ve even begun your day.”
12. Listen to your voicemail.
Most people jump on the computer and ignore their phone. “While office voicemail is indeed becoming antiquated as people rely more on personal cell phones, Blackberrys and e-mail, some people do leave voice messages, and if you ignore them, you could miss something important,” Levit says.
13. Place important calls and send urgent e-mails.
If you know you need to get in touch with someone that day, place the call or send the e-mail first thing in the morning. If you wait until midday, there’s a greater chance you won’t hear back before you leave the office. “There's nothing more frustrating that trying to complete something and not having access or answers from people you need because your day time hours were lost on other matters,” Taylor says. “If you have your questions ready and your e-mails fired off during early peak hours, by the end of the day you should have what you need.”
14. Take advantage of your cleared mind.
“Many people feel that their brains function best in the morning, and that morning is when they are most creative and productive,” Kerr says. “Consider whether you are making the best use of your brainpower and plan ‘high brain’ activities in the morning.”
15. Mix things up from time to time.
Some people like order and are habitual—but others like variety and change. “For them, my advice is to shake things up occasionally by sitting somewhere different (if you have the choice) so you get a different perspective; go walkabout first thing and be visible to people in other spaces, both from a social point of view and as an alternative to picking up the phone,” Shindler says. “Small things that can energize you from the off and can positively impact you and the office dynamics.”
16. Plan a mid-morning break.“This is the time to assess where you and take time to revitalize yourself so that you can keep your momentum going,” Attridge says.
Sunday, 15 September 2013
Monday, 2 September 2013
Vistana
The food in vistana hotel kl is really bad. Bilik dia pun sama. Mahal jer lebih. Wifi pun kena bayar. Huhu...
Tuesday, 16 July 2013
Monday, 1 July 2013
CMC
CMC gonna have its own official website!!
Its at www.utm.my/cmc.
Its still under construction. At first I didnt know weather to publish it in malay or english. But decided to do it mainly in malay cuz its easier for the staff to understand and refer to.
Hope this helps the communication especially to the faculties!
^___^
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
Johor Jerebu
Masuk hari ke 3 jerebu melanda terutama kami di selatan. Agak teruk jugak la.. bau asap sgt kuat.. pemandangan mcm waktu petang sepanjang masa... kuning je...
Rasa nak marah sungguh dgn org yg buat ni.. kalau jerebu terhasil dari kebakaran secara semula jadi mcm kat Australia xpe la juga.. ni sebab sengaja2 je bakar hutan. Pastu beri kesan kat org lain. Bukan sorg... malah satu negara spore n johor. Berapa byk la dosa yg dia patut tanggung demi kepentingan diri sendiri..
Aku baca satu artikel ni boleh pulak jurucakap dia salahkan negara mesia n spore sbb invest dlm negara dia. Sbb diorg yg buat.. tapi tu kan negara dia. All the regulation are from there. Takkan dia tak malu kot.. sampai bbc keluarkan artikel ni. Highest haze in 15 years. Huhu..
http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-22935068
Baca la kalau ada masa.
And this is what the sun looks lke in the haze
Thursday, 6 June 2013
Samsung Galaxy Note 2: My story
This is a story of me and my new android.
I bought a new samsung galaxy note II just recently. And then one day it cant be charged. So i went to the nearest samsung store.
We told them the problem and they took it to fix it cuz it still under warranty.
Waited for one week...
They called said that they need to send it to the center for you.
Then another two weeks passed...
Got a message saying that i can now pick up my phone but the prob could not be fix cuz the software rooted.
I was so furious cuz i didnt do anything to the phone. Went to the shop and pick it up. I need the reason why do they say this since i didnt do anything at all to the phone and now another problem come up that my phone cant even start.
The staff said that the warranty hv been void cuz I rooted the system. What It means is I dloaded illegal apps or did jailbreak. I was so suprised cuz i didnt do anything! I asked for the technician name but they said that they dont know. They even threw away the receipt saying that I already received my phone. So I wont come back and claim the phone. I asked the person to just sign the receipt that ive received the phone cuz I need the receipt as a prove that I send it in a good condition earlier. He resisted, but finally agreed.
The next week I went to samsung center and explain my problem. They accepted my request and said that the dealer didnt send it to them at all. The dealer may checked my phone because its a routine for the dealer to solve if there is a small or software problems b4 sending it to the center. However, this dealer just hands off when they did sthing wrong to my phone and blame the faulty totally to the center. Luckily, the reception at the center politely accepted our problem and quickly send my phone to be fixed.
After an hour, my phone totally looks brand new and can be charged again.
The lessons learned are that; a) if the center is nearby you, please go direct to them rather than the dealer. Even though they are the official samsung dealer. They know how to sell, more than fixing! b) please back up ur data cuz sending to fix may causes them to root your phone.
And now I'm happy with my new phone!!!
^___^
Friday, 31 May 2013
Big Bad Wolf
Yerp! Big Bad Wolf datang lagi dan kali ni di JB. Dah pernah g yang kat KL b4 this. And its awesome!!! Byk giler buku.... Murah giler!!!!
Dia dah mula weekend lepas dah.. Tapi xdpt gi sbb balik kampung. Habis hujung minggu ni... So decided to went there last night. Bukan xnak gi hujung minggu, tp parking mmg SANGAT susah kat Danga City Mall ni. Hm... Mmg tak ramai org la waktu kami dtg. Tapi sbb tgh minggu kot, dah tak byk buku. Byk dah abis kot. Tapi takpr... Ada la jugak buku yg best. Abis dlm seratus lebih gak aa... Huhu.. Harga kali ni agak mahal la bg aku. Maybe yg murah byk dah abis kot. Sbb aku mmg suka beli buku aktiviti yg susah or sgt mahal kalau nak beli bukan waktu sale. Cuma rasa tak byk pilihan as before.
Anyway... Here are those books!
Wednesday, 29 May 2013
Sunday, 26 May 2013
Things Not To Do #1
*Holding hands while walking in front of the toilet.*
I'm not against people being romantic, but please... Not in front of the toilet. This is to give way to people who want to 'release' their urgencies...
Saturday, 25 May 2013
Penat betul aa... Kita cuba nak faham orang dan keadaan yang menyebabkan kenapa mereka bertindak begitu.. Kita juga harap agar akan dtg org akan faham kita sebagaimana kita cuba utk faham mereka. Tapi yang sedihnya, perkara tersebut tidak berlaku. Adakah aku, atau mereka yang mementingkan diri sendiri?
Entahla.....
Friday, 24 May 2013
Susah?
Kalau anda fikir kerja anda susah, fikir pula tentang orang lain. Bagaimana susahnya mereka. Dalam kerja mmg ada masa susah, dan ada masa senang. Kalau susah sikit pun nak give up, ugut berhenti kerja... silakan... Ramai lagi orang yang tidak bernasib baik seperti anda yang tercari2 mata pencarian yang tetap. Ada juga yang sudah mendapat kerja pun, sentiasa dimaki hamun oleh ketuanya untuk habiskan kerja mereka. Adakah anda sampai tahap begitu?
Ada juga yang tak nak buat kerja lebih atau lain dari kebiasaan sebab dengan alasan nak naik pangkat dulu. Benar... Semua orang pasti akan utamakan kepentingan diri... Cumanya, mungkin belum rezeki anda. Cuba dan doa lagi. Mungkin mereka utamakan rakan2 anda yang lebih senior kerana lagi 2/3 tahun mereka nak pencen. Yang penting anda usaha dan buat kerja yang terbaik... kerana Allah taala.
Saya kagum dengan orang jepun. Buat kerja walau susah dan seteruk mana pun, cuba untuk buat sehabis baik. Serahkan jiwa dan raga utk kerja mereka. Walaupun kerja mereka hanyalah setakat cleaner atau orang yang buat jalan. Sentiasa cari titik tolak atau perkara utk rasa puas hati dengan kerja. Ada juga yang sanggup jadi orang suruhan chef pakar hiris ikan untuk sushi. Semata2 nak belajar hiris ikan je. Kagumnya...
Hmmm... Manusia dan perangai mereka.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Monday, 18 March 2013
I just have to be stronger, I think.
I get tired and irritated so easily.
And when I tried to ponder upon it...
I became more stressed up.
Astaghfirullah azim!!!
I need to be happy and smile more!!!
Kerana Allah untuk manusia kan?
Bukan utk manusia.. semuanya utk Allah.
Kena positive!
Semangat perlu kuat.
Hati harus tabah.
Baru boleh memberi dengan ikhlas... ^_^
I get tired and irritated so easily.
And when I tried to ponder upon it...
I became more stressed up.
Astaghfirullah azim!!!
I need to be happy and smile more!!!
Kerana Allah untuk manusia kan?
Bukan utk manusia.. semuanya utk Allah.
Kena positive!
Semangat perlu kuat.
Hati harus tabah.
Baru boleh memberi dengan ikhlas... ^_^
Monday, 11 March 2013
Survival Alchemy 2013 ke Gunung Angsi
Kali ni FYE Jabatan Kimia Fakulti Sains mengadakan Survival Alchemy kat Gunung Angsi. First time pergi adalah pada 2 tahun yg lepas. Kali ni kali ke-2. Ingatkan taknak naik dah... rupanya naik juga.. hehe.. sampai ke puncak juga. Cumanya kali ni lebih penat, sebab tak training...
Seronok juga. Cuma lebih sukar dari biasa. Pengalaman yg baru ditimba. Okay la tuh.. Tak sama mcm yg lepas. Takla bosan dengan expectation yg sama.
Apa yg aku belajar kali ni adalah:
1) Kita akan naik semangat bila kita beri semangat kat orang.
2) Naik gunung ni mcm latihan dlm hidup je. Kalau kita separuh jalan, nanti apa2 dalam hidup kita pun kita akan buat separuh jalan. So bila dah set target, kena buat sampai habis. Take responsibility.
3) Kali ni susah sikit sebab tak prepare, cedera, & hujan semasa nak turun. Seriously sangat lebat!!! Maka fikiran mula la fikir yg bukan2. Tapi apapun, naik gunung ni buat aku lebih byk zikir dari biasa. Zikir tentang alam ciptaanNya dan zikir utk mengisi masa lapang sambil mengikut sunnah nabi utk mendaki. - Ni tazkirah yg Faizuan bagi la.
4) Fun! Because its a fun group!!! Nampak semua pelajar ceria sentiasa!!! ^___^
5) Next time bila nak naik gunung tu, please la training so you can be prepared.
Dan ini gambar2 semasa program. Tak banyak gambar sendiri sebab byk amik gambar orang.
Seronok juga. Cuma lebih sukar dari biasa. Pengalaman yg baru ditimba. Okay la tuh.. Tak sama mcm yg lepas. Takla bosan dengan expectation yg sama.
Apa yg aku belajar kali ni adalah:
1) Kita akan naik semangat bila kita beri semangat kat orang.
2) Naik gunung ni mcm latihan dlm hidup je. Kalau kita separuh jalan, nanti apa2 dalam hidup kita pun kita akan buat separuh jalan. So bila dah set target, kena buat sampai habis. Take responsibility.
3) Kali ni susah sikit sebab tak prepare, cedera, & hujan semasa nak turun. Seriously sangat lebat!!! Maka fikiran mula la fikir yg bukan2. Tapi apapun, naik gunung ni buat aku lebih byk zikir dari biasa. Zikir tentang alam ciptaanNya dan zikir utk mengisi masa lapang sambil mengikut sunnah nabi utk mendaki. - Ni tazkirah yg Faizuan bagi la.
4) Fun! Because its a fun group!!! Nampak semua pelajar ceria sentiasa!!! ^___^
5) Next time bila nak naik gunung tu, please la training so you can be prepared.
Dan ini gambar2 semasa program. Tak banyak gambar sendiri sebab byk amik gambar orang.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Semester ni dah pun masuk minggu ke 4. Wah.. cepatnya masa berlalu.
Semua kelas aku pagi. So senang nak settlekan semua sebelum concentrate on my other work like supervising students and research. Alhamdulillah.
Class are great. Awesome students!
Lots of smiles ^__^
Esok kelas kul 8.00pg.
Semangat!!!
Semua kelas aku pagi. So senang nak settlekan semua sebelum concentrate on my other work like supervising students and research. Alhamdulillah.
Class are great. Awesome students!
Lots of smiles ^__^
Esok kelas kul 8.00pg.
Semangat!!!
Monday, 4 February 2013
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Kemas umah
Apala... kemas umah sikit je dah selesema.
Rasa macam nak demam.
Kena upah orang gaji ni :p
Rasa macam nak demam.
Kena upah orang gaji ni :p
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