PR --> Public Relationship

How good is your PR rate (out of 10)?
- Does your fellow workmates likes you?
- Does your customers make phone calls to you often?
- Is your suppliers treat you well?
- Do you maintain your family communication well?
- Do you think that your boss in favour with you?

If you have 1 "No" answer on any question above, your PR rate would most likely be below 5 out of 10.

Public Relationship (PR) - all businesses that you do depends on your PR (in most part..), that's translate to you income! Treat your mates well, regardless of in any field.
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Good Stuff 12: Credit Card Part 2 – Convenience Credit Card

Credit Card Transaction Machine

Similar to other cards like Charge Card, Debit Card. Credit Card can be use in many retail stores all around the world. Stores equipped with ‘Credit Card Transaction Machine’ allow customer to pay using Credit Cards. It is quite convenient for ‘Frequent Travellers’ who do not want to have many cash in hand, in some other cases which would be for emergency usage.

Some ‘Cash-Out Machines’ accept Credit Card for cash out transaction. It makes travelers love to bring along at least one credit card in hand as it may come in handy. Imagine that if you were out of the country for business or pleasure, where you were in a city with no friends and you were running out of cash (not to mention other things worse than this). What would you do? Call back to you friends or family and ask them to deposit some funds to you bank account? OR would you like to cash out immediately with you Credit Card for you needs? Which is more convenient – you make the call.

Now, you see the usefulness of Credit Card. So, if you are able to, get at least one Credit Card for yourself – for at least emergency use, you will never know what will happen next.

Good Stuff 11: Credit Card Part1 - Discover Credit Card

1st Credit Card




A credit card is a system of payment named after the small plastic card issued to users. Issuer (financial firm) lends money to the consumer (or the user), a credit card allows the consumer to 'revolve' their balance, at the cost of having interest charged, but because of competition between the issuers, the customer (or the user) will have 0 interest charged if the balance is cleared within 30 days from the day of the transaction (a.k.a. Grace Period) and other benefits when using the credit card, such as free travel insurance, reward points, free gift and etc. Most credit cards are the same shape and size, as specified by the ISO 7810 standard.


Travelers will normally have credit cards, as they may not need to carry a lot of cash in hand (personal security and safety reasons) and travel around. They would just carry some sufficient cash and credit cards. Credit card is also come in handy for people who do not like to carry huge amount of cash in hand (for emergency usage purpose).

Below are some examples of credit cards.

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Good Stuff 10: Double Egg Yolk

I was served with this egg when I went for dinner at a local restaurant. I pay for the price of one egg, and I get 2 egg yolks. Just would like to share this picture with you folks.

Good Stuff 9: Global Cooling – Rooftop Planting

Most of the world realizes the ‘Global Warming’, so how to make our Earth healthier again?

I took this photo with my handphone when I was my way to do some shopping with my family, amazingly I saw some trees growing out from the rooftop (these are papaya trees). That relates me to a TV documentary show from Japan, saying Japan is recommending buildings’ rooftop be planted with at least 30% area of plants. The documentary showed some statistics on the rooftop plantings are cooling the buildings down without air-conditioning and even the surroundings. The temperature showed a decrease of 2°C - 3°C.

Wow! People in my hometown can figured out these and are doing some ‘Global Cooling’, I am proud of my hometown. Further, I think these are every human beings’ duty to do something good to our Earth right now.

Good Stuff 8 : First Day Cover (Collectables, Antique)

I used to have the hobby of collecting First Day Covers and stamps when I was a kid. It was kinda fun when asking parents to buy me few sets of First Day Cover, they never say no..haha.

I moved to a new place recently, surprisingly I found all my First Day cover collection folders when I was packing my things. I have a few flips of the folders and realize that most of the First Day Covers are more than 10 years old! Wow! Above is a video captured of one of my First Day cover.

Talking about First Day Covers as collectables and antiques, maybe one day it will be come a treasure. So, what is First Day Cover anyway?

According Wiki, “The first day of issue is the day on which a postage stamp, postal card or stamped envelope is put on sale, within the country or territory of the stamp-issuing authority. Sometimes the issue is made from a temporary or permanent foreign or overseas office. There will usually be a first day of issue postmark, frequently a pictorial cancellation, indicating the city and date where the item was first issued, and "first day of issue" is often used to refer to this postmark. A first day cover (FDC) is an envelope where the postage stamps have been cancelled on their first day of issue. Depending on the policy of the nation issuing the stamp, official first day postmarks may sometimes be applied to covers weeks or months after the date indicated.” Quoted.