Showing posts with label daily life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label daily life. Show all posts

Friday, April 24, 2020

Expansion of Mobility Services and Its Impact on the Development of a Cashless Society in Indonesia(10)

Spread of mobility service and Indonesian cashless society

Beginning from the desperate idea of improving chronic traffic congestions in urban districts, both Go-Jek and Grab have risen to their fame as supper applications inevitable for daily lives of the Indonesian people, young generation in particular. 


As snowballing amount of investment continues to rush in, anticipation has been getting bigger that the local mobility market will fulfill its growth potentials in a maximum level. Huge success of two mobility startups in Indonesia can be partly attributed to the introduction of e-payment methods to their applications.

Saturday, September 30, 2017

Putting things in place and order is my power(2)

A book for children's self-esteem, 'I love myself'

Putting things in place and order is also a manner to care about others. Let's imagine empty cans and snack packs are messed up and scattered around at public libraries. Visitors can undoubtedly frown at them. 

However, parents' burdens could be much more relieved if things are put in place and order neatly. This kind of clean environments can provide a better place for students to study at school and people can pleasantly pay a visit to the public areas. 


A good habit does not require a huge determination, but it merely requires a sincere attitude being developed by both parents and children on a daily life basis. Once the well-formed habit is successfully executed, children's self-reliance and self-confidence can grow impeccably. 

Well-formed habits, at the end of the day, also assist children to achieve their goals. Putting things in place and order may seem small and trivial at first. But if continuously carried out, needless to say, it would provide amazing power to grow ourselves.