On 2009.06.30 I took part at a presentation at Orange Concept Store by Greg KELTON. I was given a prize for an online contest, and at the event there were lots of presentation. I’ll present in this blog post what I took home from his presenatation. Continue reading ‘What I learned in a presentation by Greg KELTON at Orange Concept Store, 2009.06.30?’

Tuesday, on 2009.06.30, I was walking in University Square, in my way to Orange Concept Store. Somewhere in front of the National Theater in Bucharest, very close to the crossroad, there was a group of very happy people. I couldn’t resist not saving the moment. Continue reading ‘Funny campaign: Tymbark dismisses the preservatives - Pictures (2009.06.30)’

In this blog post I’ll analyze what went good and what can be improved at the BlogTrip Oradea, 2009.06.26-28. Continue reading ‘About event organization at BlogTrip Oradea, 2009.06.26-28′

Last Saturday I took part at BlogTrip Oradea for a few hours (about four). Very engaging and in the same time, the atmosphere was relaxed. Continue reading ‘What I learned and what impressed me the most at BlogTrip Oradea Workshop, 2009.06.27?’

From 2009.06.26 to 2009.06.28 I went via BlogTrip from Bucharest to Oradea, via Sarmisegetusa, Targu Jiu, Deva, Cluj, Turda and other various large (and small) cities in Romania. Lots of fun. Here are some pictures I took on that BlogTrip (sponsored by Green Pixel, Mercedes-Benz and Microsoft, who sponsored my very own participation). Here are some photos I took. Continue reading ‘Flowers, clouds, dogs and locations in Romania - Pictures (2009.06.26)’

Between 20 and 21 June 2009, between 10.00-18.00, the Direct Marketing Superconference took place at RIN Grand Hotel in Bucharest. I only was present at the very first part of the first day of conference. Here’s a conference presentation in Romanian. Continue reading ‘What did I learn at Direct Marketing Superconference at RIN Grand Hotel 2009.06.20-21?’

A week ago I took part to a lovely event: Business-Edu Expo which took place at Sala Palatului in Bucharest. You can find out why I loved it so much by reading this blog post of mine: Why should you take part to the Business Edu Expo event these days? Here comes my review, separated by days. Continue reading ‘What did I learn at Business-Edu Expo 2009, 2009.06.17-19?’

On the 17th of June 2009 I took part at the Anti-Crisis Pharmaceutical Strategies conference at InterContinental Hotel Bucharest. This blog post is about my thoughts on the conference. The presentations in Romanian are available for download on the official web page (and I also have links for them). If you know Romanian, this article is also nice. Continue reading ‘What have I learned at the Anti-Crisis Pharmaceutical Strategies conference at InterContinental Hotel Bucharest, 17th of June 2009?’

You might know that at Sala Palatului in Bucharest there is an event on the annual training exhibition - Business Edu Expo 2009. Continue reading ‘Why should you take part to the Business Edu Expo event these days?’

Last evening I took a walk in Bucharest with some buddies. Here are some nice pictures I made. Continue reading ‘A walk in Bucharest - Pictures (2009.06.17)’

Recently I took part to a course by Calea Victoriei Foundation in Romania. We had some tasks, the final one being to make our own mandala. Find out below what my drawings were. Continue reading ‘Pictures: How I would drew the cosmos as a simbol on a piece of paper?’

On the 26th of May 2009 I took part at the Anti-Crisis Retail Strategies conference at InterContinental Hotel Bucharest. This blog post is about my thoughts on the conference. The presentations in Romanian are available for download on the Retail360 web site (and the links beside each presentation also work; I also made links to other information on the speakers, check out the links below). Continue reading ‘What have I learned at the Anti-Crisis Retail Strategies conference at InterContinental Hotel Bucharest, 26th of May 2009?’

This blog posts focuses on a personal observation of mine regarding the Parent - Adult - Child model (from the Transactional analysis model). Continue reading ‘My thoughts on parental thinking from the children’

I’ve read in the winter of 2008 an article about getting to be a genius: “You too can be a genius (if you can spare 10,000 hours)” (Daily Mail).

I kept thinking about that article, and I want to share it with you. Here come my thoughts on this article. Continue reading ‘A reason to fight for being a genius’

This week-end I took part to a public speaking seminar. For more details on the seminar, see this blog post: “How would I make a presentation on the structure of a web site regarding keywords?

What did I take home?
1. I should avoid moving my legs that much at a presentation (stand still for once);
2. I should work on the way in which I watch my audience (I have a tendency to only look at a few persons);
3. A presentation with a clear structure: introduction, contents, ending, is easier to follow (mine didn’t really follow this).

I recently found out great news about my health: zero major problems on all the areas. No problems found via a basic diagnostic I took (blood, urine, excrements). I won’t get into too much detail, it’s a diagnosis offered for free in Romania each year for a citizen, and I get to see some basic results about my health. This is the very first time I get zero problems on all aspects (I got a bad one two years, ago, bad one on other thing an year ago, and so on).

Not this year. This year: perfect! I feel great about this.

After putting effort into living healthy (from eating to sports, from sleeping to having a certain posture), this is a very promising result. I feel like saying: Ya-hoo!

I’ll post below my view on posting on Internet forums and what I have learned out of this. Continue reading ‘Why posting on forums is overall bad and what is still good about them?’

We often see this happening in life: we have a pattern of thinking, others have a different pattern of thinking. What happens when the two collide? How do we solve the difference? Continue reading ‘Our life: trying to shape others to be just like us’

I like watching cartoons, although there is not one specific cartoon I like in particular. Find out below why cartoons are lovely thing to watch (for me at least). Continue reading ‘Why watch cartoons?’

This blog post is on two sports: chess and football. More specific, it’s on how does an outside observer (typically) analyzes a game of chess or a game of football. Continue reading ‘About evaluating results in sports and what can you learn from this’

Last week I was at a conference at National Peasant’s Museum. Costi ROGOZANU put a question to the audience that really struck me: How much of you is really Romanian? How many of the things that define you come from Romania? How do you spend your time in a Romanian-specific way? How much of the music you listen to, of the books you read, of the web sites you visit are from Romania? I think that the question was a mere discovery-inducing one, it meant nothing on love-your-country idea (he didn’t specifically ask us to be patriots, he just put an intriguing question to think about). Continue reading ‘How much of me is of Romanian origins?’

I was thinking the other day about a full-time MBA program. So, I decided to have a look on what’s the market request for such a program. Find out my discoveries below. Continue reading ‘How much are MBAs valued in some Romanian job posting web sites?’

What tips would I give to an event organizer? Continue reading ‘Event organization in twenty tips’