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1168 days ago
1999 when my hubby started to court me, he used to sing me “Say that you love me” which eventually became our song. Asked him, who sang it and he said, its Martin Nievera. Since then, I was a fan. O no, not just a fan, an avid and a die hard (sabi ng asawa ko) fan of MN J We would watch his concerts at Onstage, Araneta Coliseum, SM north, and SM Megamall. He with Patti Austin, Regine Velasquez, Aiza Seguerra to name a few. I have his CDs signed from Chasing Time 1, Chasing Time 2, My Souvenirs, Best Wishes, and now Awit ng Puso. I only buy it if I’m sure that he’ll sign it. LOL. I have also a burned copy of Forever, Forever Forever, Return to Forever, Martin Live at the CCP, More Souvenirs, and Unforgettable. (For sure he will be mad if he found out, yikes L ). During the mall tours in SM Mega (that’s from Chasing time 1 to Best Wishes), it was all an acquaintance only. I really wish that he’ll know me too. If he has gigs, ...1301 days ago
Karma and Employee Motivation TODAY, the average employee is easily overwhelmed with too much disruptions. We have entertainment, news and information coming from the radio, television, network cable, cell phones, the Internet, and other wonders of technology. Karma and employee motivation is an exciting new concept in motivating employees. It was developed by a Filipino and is being offered first in the Philippines. It is a tool for the employee to become aware that his actions have consequences in his work environment and his personal life. When the employee starts to lose interest in his job, it is because he is beginning to forget the value of his work. He does not know anymore the feeling of satisfaction that comes from a job well done. So he tries to find meaning elsewhere. Karma can be used to motivate the employee. It focuses the employee’s attention back to his job. It makes the employee aware that his actions have consequences in relation to his work ...
