I DON’T trust you
How would you respond when a person you need to work with told you this? What if that person is your boss? Don’t get me wrong. Those who are competent and experienced earn trust from …
Do You – Really – Live Your Life as A Local?
When we embrace this kind of ‘local’, it doesn’t matter what accent people speak, as long as they communicate seamlessly. It doesn’t matter who eats what for lunch, as long as they can share their dining table. It doesn’t matter who enters or leaves, as long as the community maintains, shapes and keeps redefining their locals.
Fishes Know No Politics or Religions
Somehow, I didn’t care about the menu mistakes, the #meh coffee and all the tiring talks about religions and politics in this trip, but that LOL with a stranger perfectly ended my trip to Kei Islands.
Teaching is a calling
I am not sure if these students at UI came out learning anything from me. But I am confident that teaching – challenging, guiding and facilitating – others for their own self discoveries is high in my list.
The (realists) answer to chronic problems
From this two day visit to SNI Indramayu, I learned that the realistic answer to acute problems might be to move to other, more meaningful and solvable problems.
Masih (ingin) berkarya
Bersyukur di ujung usia ini masih diberi kesempatan berkarya bersama orang-orang hebat ini. Hey malaikat, saya masih (ingin) berkarya.
How to create engaging knowledge sharing sessions?
As part of my giving back to facilitator community, I am developing a learning program on professional facilitation.