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Saturday, May 5, 2012

FOCUS ON WHAT TRULY MATTERS...



TO LIVE LIFE TO ITS FULLEST, WE NEED TO FOCUS ON WHAT TRULY SIGNIFICANT MATTERS....

STAY FOCUS ON IT, YOUR LIFE WILL SLOWLY SURELY AND TRULY BRIGHTER

IF YOU AGREE TO IT, PLEASE DO YOURSELF A DESERVING FAVOUR BY SHARING IT WITH OTHERS IF YOU WANT TO SEE MORE PEOPLE'S LIVES HAVE BRIGHTER LIVES.

Friday, May 4, 2012

YOU SOW WHAT YOU REAP



TO GATHER LOVE, WE NEED TO PLANTS KINDNESS.
THIS IS THE LAW OF NATURE
WE CANNOT EXPECT DIFFERENT RESULT EVEN WE UNIT AND ACT TOGETHER AGAINST IT
RESPECT THE LAW OF NATURE, WHICH IS OF HIGHER LAW.

BE MINDFUL ALWAYS,

JAMES

Thursday, May 3, 2012

TAKE A DEEPER LOOK IF YOU DESIRED TO SOLVE ISSUE


To overcome any fear, the very first step is to recognise and accept its fact.


Thereafter, we need to examine it further to find the Real root of the issue before rectification can be done.


If you desired to solve the issue, you need to tackle the root of the issue and NOT the sympton of it. Otherwise, we are just delay this unresolved issue.


However, if you have better solution than the above, your solution/opinions are always welcome.


Look forward to seeing and hearing from you again,




James Oh 

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

I KNOW WHO'S SABOTAGING YOUR SUCCESS...

I know who's sabotaging your success… 

The one who's acting like a little monster… you know this person very well, but sometimes you don't realize they're holding you back. 

Are you ready for me to reveal who the culprit is?

Well, believe it or not… it's you!

Let me explain why I say this… and how I came to learn this.  When I say that "you're sabotaging yourself"… I mean that thoughts you may not even be aware of are sabotaging your success. 

These thoughts are called "limiting beliefs," and we form them at a very young age, and everyone, yes everyone, has them, so you're not alone. 

Most of us are completely unaware that we have limiting beliefs. I first realized mine in February of 2008 while filming a video with Lynda Dyer. 

Lynda walked me through an exercise asking me a series of questions about money. She asked when I first started to form a limiting belief around money, and it was at age 5. 

That's when I started going to school and noticing that I didn't have the cool shoes, bags, didn't own much - like the other kids did. 

It was then that I realized I had "less than." 

And it was then that my limiting belief around money was born…. and little to my knowledge I would carry that burden for years to come. 

You see, between the ages of 2-6 our brains are in "sponge mode" which is a theta brain wave state. In this stage we observe everything and learn how to act and respond to the things around us. 

At that age we're very impressionable and those are the years when we form opinions about things like money, health, self-confidence, and love amongst other things that influence us for the rest of our lives.  

Those are also the years limiting beliefs are formed. Beliefs that we'll carry for years to come. Beliefs that have the ability to hold us down. 

So what now?

Now that you've identified how the little monster inside can hold you back from success, how do you use this information to move forward? 

We can't change the past, and there's no point in trying. Instead we can spend time focusing on how we can change our thoughts and consciously choose the thoughts and characteristics we want to possess.  

So I encourage you to look at the areas of your life you're looking to improve and replace your negative thoughts/statements with positive ones. 

So instead of saying "I can't pay my bills," say "I pay my bills in full every month." Repeat this everyday… and then one day, it'll be your reality. 

You'll be programming yourself for success through repetition. 

I look forward to hear about the progress you make, and how you'll turn your little monster into your secret weapon for success. 

To your abundantly fulfilling life,


Natalie 

P.S. I shared this with you not as a "guru" or "expert," 
but as a friend. I told you my personal experience
in hopes that you'll gain something positive from it :) 



TO READ MORE ABOUT LIMITING BELIEF, PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW


http://liftyouup.blogspot.com/2009/10/how-to-remove-your-limiting-belief.html

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

THE FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND INNEED


 
 



Have you ever experience being Hurt the most ?
When someone who made you feel special yesterday
Then makes you feel like you are the most unwanted person today
That's the time you feel hurt the most,
Please do remember to come to this blog
Here, we would try our best to heal you
We know how terribly painful it would be
That's why this blog is always there for you
especially you have no place or one to turn to
Please extend your hand to us
We will be more than happy to grasp your hand whenever the need arises
So, please let us be helpful to you
Please spread it to others
So that we have a chance to reach out to others, especially those in need
We know that the friend in need is a friend indeed
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Sunday, April 29, 2012

IS GST RECEIVABLE AN ASSET ?


IS GST RECEIVABLE AN ASSET?

Recently, my son, an Australian non-Accounting undergraduate approached me and asked me whether GST receivable is an asset or a liability. On the surface, I noticed that his question invite discussion as to why it should be treated in that manner, that is more important than the right answer.

Because of my exposure to the Singapore environment and I am fully aware of their compliance with the International Accounting Practices where the GST receivable is allowed to be net off from GST payable. Therefore it should be regarded as an asset, as explained below :

Why is GST receivable an asset?

Generally, GST receivable is regarded as an Asset because it will later be received from the Tax authority in the form of cash. As such, GST receivable is being debited as current asset when a business purchases taxable merchandise. By subtracting GST receivable from GST payable (received as a result of providing taxable merchandise/services to a customer), we will get the amount that is owed by the Inland Revenue.

However, sales revenue normally are greater than purchases, thus the GST Payable will be much larger than the GST Receivable, therefore the net result will be a GST Payable. Only the net GST Payable or net GST Receivable will be reflected on a balance sheet accordingly.

It is interesting to note that it is not applicable in Malaysian context. This is because GST Receivable is not applicable here as there will not be any GST Receivable arising in the first place. Why I say so?. This is because GST imposed on taxable merchandise purchases are NOT allowed to net off from the GST payable in according to its Statutory Legislation. It is its peculiar treatment which is not in harmony with GAAP practices in other parts of the World. As a result, it is Not an asset, but to expense out in its Profit and Loss Accounts.

Perhaps, it is the time Now for our Malaysian regulatory authorities to revisit this piece of legislation and amend it accordingly so as to harmonise with the International Accounting Practices so as to avoid any confusion in this aspect. At the same time it will not add any additional burden to its consumers who are already suffering with high inflation.

In summary, it is safe for me to conclude that the answer to the above question depends very much on its Statutory Legislation and Practices in that particular country.

With the above, I trust I have answered the question with clarity. Please do let us know which other countries have adopted and practised similar procedures as Malaysia in the comments below.

Thanks and look forward to seeing you again,