Your Inner Child Can Heal Your Life by Michelle Wolfe-Emery
What if everything that occurs good or bad is ultimately our creation? What if a part of us is being controlled at a deeper level by our subconscious? And inside our subconscious is a small child, the child we once were, who is calling the shots?

BarCamp happens in KL!!! by Daniel Y.S Tan
Join us as we head for barcampKL from 4th to 5th April 2009 on the 6th Floor of INTI College, Subang Jaya from 8am to 6pm on Saturday and on Sunday from 8am up to 3.30pm.

Attention Ladies...Cervical Cancer Awareness - EVE! by Cecilia Yong
The primary purpose of the project is to create awareness of cervical cancer, its impact, and the importance of early detection among women through the use of evidenced-based programs, as well as existing media campaigns and publications.

Can You Fulfill Your New Year Resolutions? Test It! by Isaac Lim
Resolutions are a list of band aid to feelings of perceived failures or shortcomings and because of that it does not address the real issue of why we think we failed in the first place. So to pre-empt any failure why not put your resolutions to test first? You can use a simple procedure called the kinesiology or muscle testing. It is a technique used in EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique)

Duvet Day....err what is it? by Nigel Sia
The term Duvet Day originates from the UK, tracing back to the 1960s with Financial Times reporting an article about Text 100Italic, a PR company offering duvet day as a option to its employee. Each employee is allowed two days a year when they can play hookey with their employer's blessing.

Barcamp Goes to Johor Bahru this December! by Tim Fernandez
The concept behind this event brings together ideas, contributors, seekers of knowledge and skills on an open-source platform that takes place globally today. Barcamp was crafted in California, August 2005, and today it is organized and evangelized to 350 countries.

Socialnetworking on the Web by Keng Yew
Chances are, you already belong to one or more popular social networks like Friendster, Myspace, or Facebook. Whether you are there to get updated about your friends, upload photos, poke someone, or look for single girls/guys, there always seems to be something in it for you. Social networking has become tremendously popular in the last decade and this will drive us, the users to profoundly change the way we act and interact as a community in the future.

Bloggers Buff 2008 @ PWTC by Felicia Wong
Bloggers Buff 2008 will be held in two parts, Part One: Blogging Realities- dealing with current talk of the town issues such as ethics, money making, and technology, and Part 2: So you want to blog?

Perhentian Island Challenge 2008 by Sandra Loh
We then headed back to the beach and were tasked to wear flippers and walk some 200 meters backwards! Yes, 200 meters. But after that, to my relief, was the final leg. And that final leg was another 3 4 km trail running!!

Light It Up! by Amutha Ramadas
Now that firecrackers have been banned from the streets of Malaysia, Deepavali is much quieter in that way. Nevertheless, there is a greater tendency towards learning more about the festival and celebrating it for a reason, instead of blindly following commercialized trends.

Global Entrepreneurship Week in MALAYSIA! by Tim Fernandez
Its going to be a week of discovery. There will be shifts in paradigm. You will meet ordinary people who have done the extraordinary. Learning will take place. Meeting and connecting with the right people will create more possibilities. Ideas could possibly manifest. This could be the beginning for some, and perhaps the throttle to results for others. Lives will change.

8 Reasons to Never Giving Up by Tim Fernandez
Should you decide to give up, choose to give up the beliefs that parasite on your truest of potential and push beyond the limits....So every time the thought of calling it quits come to mind, it is that thought that you must choose to give up and not the fight in itself...

The Most Precious Thing by Lai Chee Seng
Now, I have the greatest respect for stay-at-home mums. But stay-at-home dads were rarer than diamonds! So I couldn't resist asking him the Big Question: Why?

Two Great Mountains by Sandra Loh
Trekking up to Mt. Kinabalu (4,095m) in Sabah and Mt. Rinjani (3,726m) in Lombok, Indonesia

20 Lessons Not Taught in School by Tim Fernandez
Life lessons not found in school text books.