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What 5 Things Need to Happen to Make 2009 Your Best Year Ever?

2009-02-13 8:19AM / 發表

What 5 Things Need to Happen to Make 2009 Your Best Year Ever?

An idea, popularized by Life Coach, Robin Sharma, your BIG 5 is simply, the 5 things that need to happen within these 12 months, for 2009 to be the “Best Year of Your Life”, whether its professionally, socially, physically or spiritually.

Watch Sharma’s video below and then write down your BIG 5 on a piece of paper, where you can review it everyday. Better yet, post it on your bathroom mirror on a 3

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Enabled comments without having to login

2009-02-11 10:19PM / 發表

Continuing to tweak and improve the website - You should now be able to leave comments openly without having to sign up for any avatar or subscribing to any services. Please let me know if this is not the case or if you are still having trouble leaving a comment.

Thank you everyone for your feedback on January’s Mixtape - I’m thinking of copying and pasting all the comments on the mixtape I received thus far, for all to see (let me know if you prefer to be anonymous) - stay tuned.
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RT @FreelanceFolder: 15 Websites To Sharpen Your Business Skills

2009-02-11 10:06PM / 發表

RT @FreelanceFolder: 15 Websites To Sharpen Your Business Skills

Incredible compilation of business blogs and websites, definitely deserving of daily reading.
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Thank you for 80 Visitors & over 300 Page Views

2009-02-07 6:43AM / 發表

Thank you for 80 Visitors & over 300 Page Views - WOW

It hasn’t even been a week since I launched my website here, but the response has been incredible, appreciate the feedback and comments about the mixtape. I’m having some difficulty setting up the comments log, whereby you can leave a post without actually logging in - I’m going to work on getting this fixed. In the future, I’d prefer if comments are left directly on the mixtape page.

I also fixed the linking problem in my “Gallery”, the logos of the clubs I spin at, now correspond and link properly to their respective galleries.

Also, checkout my new page - Videos, added a great video there of my buddy, DJ Kenny - shot during our freestyle recording session, along with Lawrence Yeo, aka Trebles & Blues.

I’m leaving for Jakarta, Indonesia today - pray that I don’t get Dengue.
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Re: Guy Kawasaki’s Post on “Ten Ways to Use LinkedIn to Find a Job”

2009-02-03 11:03PM / 發表
Just read a great post by Guy Kawasaki on the Ten Ways to effectively utilize LinkedIn to find a job. I was surprised to find that LinkedIn has ~35 million users!

5 main lessons from Guy’s Post:
1. Tell everyone you know that you’re looking for a job - there’s no shame in it, the more people that know, the better
2. Ask for and write recommendations for each other - you never know when you might need it
3. Target the right people - get to the Hiring Manager and to the right HR person, Guy’s tip is that the ideal connection is 2 degrees of separation
4. Find out where people at a company came from and where they go next - I didn’t know LinkedIn had this capability, but definitely checkout LinkedIn’s “Company Profiles”
5. Consider joining a “startup” - ditto
Read Guy’s post in its entirety here - “Ten Ways to Use LinkedIn to Find a Job”

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DJ Iron Chef

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DJ Iron Chef

Classically trained on the violin since the tender age of four, Jason Johnson Yeh, a.k.a. DJ Iron Chef, started performing for the masses at age six and went on to play the violin for 16 years. Born and raised in Orange County, California, Iron Chef owes his musical ear to his childhood violin teacher, Master Fu (critically acclaimed, renowned violinist from Shanghai) and his involvement in the competitive “Orange County Youth Symphony Orchestra”, one of the premiere American youth orchestras, providing the highest level of pre-professional orchestral training for young musicians. Deeply rooted in music his whole life, Iron Chef has had the innate ability to quickly grasp the intricacies of any instrument he picked up, including the piano, the guitar, the drums and finally the turntables.

In July of 2006, Iron Chef embarked on his DJ training at Los Angeles’ DJ Scratch Academy (www.scratch.com) – a DJ school, founded in 2002 by the late, Jam Master Jay (Jason Mizell), the legendary DJ from Run-DMC. In no time, Iron Chef was whipping, mixing and “cooking up the freshest beats”. He thanks his instructors here, “I am so grateful and lucky to have learned from the best DJs in the world, I really owe it to my teachers, who are not only cooking up the club scenes and TV and radio waves, but also making an impact on the community by teaching what they know best. It would have taken me at least 5 years to get to where I’m at now, if I were to have learned how to dj by myself”, says Iron Chef.

After relocating to Hong Kong in January 2007, Iron Chef’s dj’ing career took off, starting off with Buddha Lounge in Soho (23 Hollywood Rd.). He spun an eclectic mix of RnB, Hip-hop, Rock, Old-school, Disco and House, every Tuesday night ("Ladies Night"), from about 10pm-4am. He explains his experience with Buddha Lounge: “I really owe my experience of dj’ing in HK to Pawan (owner of Buddha Lounge), it was really at Buddha Lounge, that I had the creative freedom to weave through multiple genres of music in one night, as well as spin in an intimate setting – it was really the interaction with the customers and bar staff, and getting their immediate approval that made the experience so special, but man there were some pretty wild parties, the place was often packed like sardines, and it seemed like the later it got, the larger the crowd, and often times, I would be spinning into the wee hours of the morning sunrise just to keep the dance-floor moving.”

Known for his mish-mash style and smooth transitions, Iron Chef has also spun for M1NT, Club No. 9, Club Sugar, Zaza, corporate parties and now spins regularly at CLIQ.

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