https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/ ブログの説明を入力します。 ja Hi all,

Thank you as always for reading my blog!


Do keep your effort. That is said by my Sensei to me. He gave me an additional task to complete within relatively short period of time. So it means I have to study hard. First I have to define my purpose and plan. After that I have to rely on myself for completing this task on time.
I remember a quote by Winston Churchill: It is no use saying 'We are doing our best.' You have got to succeed in doing what is necessary. So I should keep it in my mind until I finish what I have to do.


]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10568531472.html Sun, 20 Jun 2010 13:21:55 +0900 Hi all,

Thank you for visiting!

Since the collapse of Soviet Union, my country shifted its transition from planned economy to a market economy. Hence, I think Mongolia did it because there is a general agreement among both developed and developing nations that capitalism encourages economic growth. And maybe many of them think that human did not find a better economic system than the capitalism (probably along with democracy). I understood capitalism allows free market; capital is privately owned; supply, demand, price, distribution and investments are determined mainly by private decisions. But market forces is managed through a planned economy. A clear example is the United States of America.

The USA has relied for decades on its consumers' willingness to spend, born up by borrowing and the false comfort of bubbles in asset prices. Now after the Lehman's shock, Americans are saving more and borrowing less. Recession in Japan also shows that consumers carry their own drink around rather than buying drinks from vending machines. We all can see that everywhere in developed countries, consumers are changing their mindset to save more and spend less and export more to the rest of the world. As a result, many developing countries spend more as their economy grows and rely on foreign trade from developed countries. It encourages more consumption in many countries, in particular emerging Asia.

Nevertheless, I still wonder how do we progress toward being thriftier and not having our homes are worth less than our mortgages. Does capitalism help us? I guess only if we manage it very well...
]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10561946922.html Sun, 13 Jun 2010 13:46:26 +0900 Hi all,

Thank you for reading my blog!

As some of you have had a chat with me and remember that we happened to have a discussion about 'Karma' quite often, I thought it is a good idea to call attention on it. First, I think I should start with its definition. 'Karma', a Sanskrit word, in Indian religion is the concept of 'action' or 'deed', often understood by us as that which causes entire cycle of cause and effect, says Wikipedia. It was originated in ancient India and treated in Hindu, Jain, Buddhist and Sikh philosophies. I am not expert of this concept, but, somehow I found it very interesting. What I read and memorized very well was that what it is in your mind becomes a word. What you say becomes an action. What you do becomes a habit. And your habit becomes your destiny. I read also that 'Karma' is interpreted in western religion. Some understand 'Karma' as an inherent principle of the universe without intervention of any supernatural being. But I rarely find a scientific study on how 'Karma' and universe intervene and reincarnation and so on.

If you are interested in such topic or want to know more about how we interact with Universe's electromagnetic power, then let's meet at Leafcup and have a lively discussion!

www.leafcup.com/staff
]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10558386319.html Wed, 09 Jun 2010 16:07:05 +0900 Hi everyone,

Thank you always for visiting my blog!
I am teaching today but my two students did not show up probably due to their busy schedule. Though I am wondered, I am quite excited about the Leafcup 4th Anniversary party. It is so amazing to know that the our wonderful cafe & school is already 4 years old. I just remembered a quote by Francis Wayland "It is by what ourselves have done, and not by others have done for us, that we shall be remembered in after ages". It reminded of the Leafcup and its staff who are the achievers recognize challenge and do something about it. I would like to congratulate and wish all the best for all staff, teachers, chat hosts, students, customers and finally prospective students!

Given the idea of accomplishment derived from the quote above and about the fact that Leafcup is having its 4th Anniversary, I am completing it by saying 'imagination is the workshop of your mind, capable of turning mind energy into accomplishment and wealth' by Napoleon Hill. So if you want to accomplish something, all you need is to imagine and turn it into accomplishment with your effort. That is what I need to do now for my study!

Good luck for everything!



]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10546353933.html Thu, 27 May 2010 15:29:10 +0900 Hi Everyone,

Thank you again for visiting my blog.
It is good to feel the warmth outside. In the other hand, the hot weather is, however, tiring. It feels like the hotness takes away my energy and mood to accomplish more. But I have met good people today inside a building that I had fun chatting without suffering from the heat . I found in these days that chatting is quite a fun activity. Many of my friends think that chatting is like chatting on Skype, MSN or Yahoo messenger etc which is also a fun thing to do. But I often stress them that in fact, chatting can be talking face to face which is more enjoyable.

We enjoy from the talking and understand each other from chatting face to face about who we are, what we do and how we see the world. It is also one way for me of understanding Japanese people, culture and value they have. It is very interesting to hear many different opinions and various kinds of topics. Nevertheless, everyone I meet has something in common which I found it very interesting. Everyone avoids persuading me about their true opinions. That is one of the aspects of the uniqueness in Japanese attitude, according to my experience.

Anyhow, I am able to find it quite comfortable to chat with any Japanese person. I am okay to feel discomfort as well during the chat with anyone or else. After all, chatting is one way of learning and allowing yourself to be liberal. This is, I think, the foundation of our life.


]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10530257987.html Sun, 09 May 2010 17:47:25 +0900 I felt a bit excited during these two days because my mother and grandmother came to Tokyo visiting me. I was just busy having a little time for sightseeing or fun etc. But today I went to Tokyo tower followed by Yojoji temple with them. It felt so good and exciting to let myself to enjoy life a little bit. My mom and grandma were also very happy as they were able to have an observatory view of all Tokyo as well as praying at the shrine. My grandmother said she could feel peace when she is next to the sakura trees in the shrine atmosphere.
I am writing this blog with the energy that I felt spending time with our loved ones is power-enhancing opportunity for you.
We all say 'we are busy' or 'no time to meet our mother or family', in fact no one of us realizes how important and helpful for us to be close to our family. Now I think being close to someone and loving someone will let us to be happier and prevent from depression or stress.

If you have not meet or talk to your family for a quite long, then I hope this blog reminds you to do so. It feels good!
]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10495357669.html Tue, 30 Mar 2010 18:35:10 +0900 Hi again!

Thank you as usual for visiting my blog!
Today is sunny day! I feel very good when sun shines. I don't like when it rains. Because my apartment is very uncomfortable when it rains. It becomes very cold and wet. So I have to turn on my air-conditioner and heater which makes the air very dry in the room. So it makes it even more uncomfortable.
Anyways, I am happy that today is a sunny day. I remember last year it was even warmer on March 27th than today. It seems that climate change is a really big issue. I have heard in Mongolia, electricity is going to be cut off for about 1 minute just to contribute to mitigate the climate change. I am not sure if everyone will try to do that. Because it seems people are not so active in contributing such activities. Well, I am thinking at least I should turn off my computer and unplug it after I finish writing this blog. I am proposing all of you reading this blog to turn off lights, PC or electric tools if you are not using them at the moment!
I love the world!
Cheers guys, Hope to see you at Leafcup!

]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10492663446.html Sat, 27 Mar 2010 15:22:45 +0900 Hi all,

Greeting from Yokohama again!
It seems that cherry blossoming already started. At my university campus, there are many Sakura trees which already have their blossoms. It is very good to see them and I feel like I got energy when I sit under those trees. It feels like I want to sit there enjoying the atmosphere.
But in April, I am planning to play more sports, especially basketball. I used to play basketball for a local team when I was a high school student. I think sports are very good not only for health but also producing more endorphins in your body. Endorphins make you feel happier, right?

I am going to my shift. Thank you again for visiting my blog!
Have a good evening!



]]> https://ameblo.jp/binderofbindi/entry-10491931252.html Fri, 26 Mar 2010 17:58:51 +0900 Hi Everyone!

I am always thankful for everyone who are visiting my blog! As all of you may know, I like Japanese people, Japanese culture as well as its' well-organized system, especially in terms of public transportation.
Since August last year, I have met with many interesting people and made friends with almost all of them. I am stuyding at the one of universities in Tokyo and am now working on my research. I am bit worried about it because my professor asked me to determine the methodology to conduct the research as soon as possible. I have found out recently that my research topic is quite big, maybe, more difficult than I can afford to manage it in time.
However, I have to work hard, Gambarimasu!
If anyone is there who is familier with project management or project finance (which is my area of interest), I would love to discuss and share your experience! Also I would like to state that I am a talkative and friendly person whom you can enjoy time at Leafcup! It is always nice to meet with new people, listen to others and see their views towards life and world!

Thank you again for visiting my blog!
See you soon with more interesting topics!

Have a nice day!
Bindi
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