The Big Bang of Mind - Seminar

10/12/2016

Thank you so much to the Municipality of Taytay and mayor Joric Gacula or providing Cannon Lee and Triz Garcia time to speak to the municipality members about personal development, effective communication within the workplace, and strengthening the team's synchronization. Aim high Taytay!



Joric Gacula

24/10/2016

Thank you so much to Polytechnic University of the Philippines - College of Public Administration for inviting us to talk to your graduating students for your leadership camp training! May your enthusiasm to lead yourself and create a great future for you and to others continue to shine! :) Keep the faith! Congratulations in advance for your graduation! God bless you all!

30/08/2016

Powerful audio clips are uploaded daily to My Light Radio's Youtube channel. Take a look here: http://bit.ly/2bytW52

29/08/2016

Last August 28, 2016, Young artists from Artist League Manila were both inspired and informed by Triz Garcia and Cannon Lee not only to become a great host and an artist, but also to become an effective communicator and a positive influence to their audience.

25/08/2016

Don't be up with the highs and down with the lows of life.

A bite size discussion between Raju Mandhyan, Triz Garcia and Cannon Lee about what creates your outcomes in life. Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook....

24/08/2016

Yes, that is correct... We all seek to grow our mind!

Learning Facilitator and Coach, Raju Mandhyan shares his perspective about how we all have a desire for growth. Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com...

23/08/2016

How To Overcome The Fear of Public Speaking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIIdNruE_uI

Terrence McClendon MA - NLP Master Trainer during his segment on the multi-awarded personal and professional development radio program - My Light Radio. Find...

16/07/2016

Dear Millennials, If you are 35 years of age or younger, I am writing to you. Millennials consist of just a tad bit over 60% of the Philippines' population, and we need…

23/06/2016

23/06/2016

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Triz Garcia

16/06/2016

"Walking around like their s**t doesn't stink."

That is one of the many sayings that triggers me to layout how it really is. Would it be of any benefit or really matter if it smelled or not? Everyone leaves a s**t and most of the time it's useless, unless of course you are a using it for fertilizer, which evidently is not the case for most city folks residing in Metro Manila. Why does this saying really have any significance in describing how one person treats another, or if that person tends to be boastful and imposes their dominance of making any indication that they are better than others? Why not just call it for what that person is instead? Self-important, self-centered, self-righteous, self-confident, over confident, snooty, scornful, cocky, contemptuous, haughty, vain, egotistic or pompous to name just a few alternatives. Do you really have to describe people or their actions with words related to f***l matter and the sense of smell? And if so, how specifically did you come about that belief and when you do use that saying, does it bring about more descriptive words about personality, attitude and behavior assessment? I presume not. It may bring about the feeling of soft ample tissue being wrapped around four of your fingers, or the foul smelling assault of ripe s**t that pierces through your snot filled nostrils as you reach over to flush, hear water crashing and see a turd club swirl around a ceramic bowl into the all consuming hole of the toilet. Save the s**t and stink for the toilet in the comfort rooms. Also save it for that land mine of a stray dog s**t pile you may have to dodge for avoidance of stepping in it and taking an aroma with you that leaves a v***r trail of odor, musky and aromatic of pungent dog s**t while getting from your point A to B. Words have meanings. Each person has different meanings when they hear or read words. Bring more meaning to them by using them correctly and timely. This tiny difference maker will certainly make a huge difference in how you interpret the world, create action, treat others and communicate effectively. See how you can learn lessons from s**t? :)






Triz Garcia
Cannon Lee

16/06/2016

Change Begins Now - Just Do It and Thank Yourself Later

Why continue to put off important tasks, responsibilities and goals that you know full well are imperative towards your success in life? Do you really enjoy that state of panic and all the anxiety and stress that radiates throughout your body? It's easy to put things off and harder on yourself to play catch-up, admit it, procrastination is causing unnecessary burdens of regret, sadness, confusion and above all potentially heated anger towards yourself or others. Doctors have always said that "prevention is better than cure or remedy". Declare this statement to yourself today: "I must meet and welcome my hard tasks in the middle and settle for the hard. Easy is just the path of least resistance and I must not become part of that statistic. Life isn't meant to be easy. Look at mother nature and all the wonderful animals, we humans are part of it, but can control our environment, outcomes and resources to benefit living. I am in control of my destiny. I am accountable for the results I get in life. I must stop placing blame on others for my shortcomings. I must stop judging myself compared to others. I must stop allowing other peoples limitations become my own. No great accomplishments financially, physically, emotionally, spiritually and intellectually, have ever come about by not taking any actions to get what I must have and just settling for less than I'm meant to have and be. I need to succeed. I must succeed. All the resources are there for me, I must be resourceful, I must be prompt, I must be smart, I must grow through it all like nature intended. If I do not welcome the hard, opportunities and privileges will rarely revisit me or come knocking. I add value to myself by being intentional. Value is added to me by involving other people who have common shared values. My worth is not measured in numbers or dollar signs, it's not about making one million pesos, it's about giving benefits and value to one million people, it's measured by my positive influence on other people. I must share and break the 'consume-all mindset'. I must become the greatest version of me. I must make a change now. I must guarantee it, because no one else lives my life. I am me. I must become the change I wish to see."






Triz Garcia