On Spotlight: New Year's Resolutions, Offer Letters and more.

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New Year's Resolutions

2022 has arrived!

I'm sure plenty of us have made their own new year's resolutions.

Some of the usual ones include:

• Losing weight
• Getting a new job
• Getting that desired promotion
• Starting a new business or venture
• Having a financial goal of $500,000 this year

But have you already get started yet?

For me, I'm sure I did. Last weekend, I breached my daily steps of 22,000 steps or 17.5km and managed to clock 24,450 steps or 19km.

One of my resolutions for this year is to keep myself healthy physically and break my workout targets.

So, if you haven't get started yet, it's time for you to work it out before the Chinese New Year break.

The link to my post:

Offer Letters On Social Media

I've posted it back in February last year and my post went up to 100,000 views, over 200 reshares, 2,000+ reactions and 200+ comments.

But the virality of my post has not reached the common sense of some people.

Of late, I still see a lot of offer letters such as internships, jobs and some academic placements on social media such as LinkedIn.

Yes, I get it. You want to inspire people.

But it's better not to shoot yourself on the foot while celebrating your success.

As we received an offer letter, we need to keep in mind that we need to respect our own privacy as well as the company's social media policy.

After all, we don't want to reveal our address, salary, phone numbers, emails and other private and confidential details to others, right? *scammers are on the lookout too*

Link to my post:

The JamTalk 101, Seafarer Stories by James Foong AFNI

James initiated one of his great initiative to talk about Seafarers and the stories behind every single seafarers.

On Monday, 10 January, he invited a 95 year old veteran Captain Kyaw Lwin on his JamTalk 101 LinkedIn Live to talk about his experience serving as a seafarer before the World War II and their standards of shipping back then.

To understand more, feel free to go to the link and rewatch the LinkedIn Live again.

Link to the LinkedIn Live:

Handling Toxic People by Sandra Nachor

It sucks, isn't?

If you've been around with toxic people, they will suck the life out of you.

As you mingle around with them much longer, you will feel drained, tired and super exhausting.

However, one of my connections, Sandra have a simplified method of handling toxic people.

Go check out her post in the link below.

So, that's it, everyone!

A recap on some of the great contents happened for this week.

I will be posting this newsletter on a weekly basis and you can subscribe to it too to check out more interesting insights posted by other content creators.

Until then, stay safe and take care.

~ Cazey Tan, Content Creator on LinkedIn