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Inle Lake, Myanmar
This was the best place I visited in Myanmar. It had the smallest feel, was easy to navigate, and had everything I needed. I stayed
Yangon, Myanmar
The nicest people in South East Asia can be found in Myanmar. I’ve never come across a country with so many friendly people. After a
A Lean, Mean, Innovation Machine!
Want to increase innovation? Employee engagement? Lower turnover and create a work force that is focused on solving problems? Jag Randhawa tells us how in his new book, The Bright Idea Box: A Proven System to Drive Employee Engagement.
Looking Around the Corner: Changing Perspective, Changes Everything!
Who would not like to see what is around the corner? If we were cameras, we could just change our perspective and we would be able to see around the corner. Of course we can change our positions as well. Probably the most helpful thing we can do with our minds is to change perspective. In many cases, all
Cambodia
I was in Anchor Wat in 2009, so I skipped it on this trip. I spent a few days in the Capitol, Phnom Penh and then headed to the beach. Phnom Penh is pretty meh. The thing that made me crazy is that there was garbage piled up in the streets, as if the garbage collectors were on strike. In some places it was 3 meters high. Talk about a disease
Da Lat and Saigon
It is a short ride from Nha Trang to Da Lat and a beautiful one. I spent a few hours driving through the mountains and had a welcome respite from the heat. Da Lat is a slowly crumbling French mountain town, that just happens to be in Vietnam.
