Mario Teguh

Mario Teguh is a Muslim who becomes a motivator and business consultant and personalities from Indonesia. Mario religion is Islam. For those who consider that Mario teguh is Christian, you are wrong! Yes, Mario steadfast Muslim. He is a motivator without mentioning a specific religion and can embrace all walks of life. Let’s look at the life story of Mr. Mario!.  His real name is Sis Maryono True, but when appearing in public, he used the name Mario. He earned his Bachelor of Education from the Institute of Teacher Training and Education (Teachers’ Training College) Malang. Mario had worked at Citibank, then set up Bussiness Effectiveness Consultant, Exnal Corp.. served as CEO (Chief Executive Officer) and Senior Consultant. He also formed Mario Teguh Super Club (MTSC). Mr. Mario was born in Makassar, March 5, 1956.In 2010 again won an award from the Indonesian Record Museum, MURI, as a motivator with Facebook Fans largest dunia.Di early 2010, he was selected as one of the 8 figures Changes 2009 version of Republika newspaper published in Jakarta.Previously he brought the show titled Art in O’Channel Business. Then his name more widely known by the public when he hosted the Mario teguh Golden Ways on Metro TV. At this time Mario is known as one of the motivators most expensive in Indonesia.

In 2003 received an award from the Indonesian Record Museum, MURI, as the organizer of the seminar’s first automobile prizes in Indonesia.

EDUCATION

Department of Architecture, New Trier West High (high school) in Chicago, United States, 1975.
Department of Linguistics and English Language Education, Teacher Training and Education Institute of Malaysia (S-1).
Department of International Business, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan.
Systems Operations Department, Indiana University, United States, 1983 (MBA).

EXPERIENCE

Citibank Indonesia (1983 – 1986) as Head of Sales
BSB Bank (1986 – 1989) as Manager of Business Development
Aspac Bank (1990 – 1994) as Vice President of Marketing & Organization Development
Exnal Corp. Jakarta (1994 – present) as CEO, Senior Consultant
Specialization: Business Effectiveness Consultant

Book by MARIO TEGUH

Becoming a Star (2006)
One Million Second Chances (2006)
Life Changer (2009)
Leadership Golden Ways (2009)

MARIO TEGUH ACHIEVEMENT IN THE YEAR 2010
* Received an award from the Indonesian Record Museum, MURI, as a motivator with the world’s biggest Facebook fans.
* Selected as one of the 8 figures Changes 2009 version of Republika newspaper published in Jakarta.

Earlier Mario bring the show titled Art in O’Channel Business. Then his name more widely known by the public when he hosted the Mario teguh Golden Ways on Metro TV. And at this time Mario is known as one of the motivators most expensive in Indonesia.

Syafii Antonio

Syafii Antonio was born on Sukabumi, Jawabarat, May, 12th 1965. The real name  Nio Gwan Chung.

Dr. Muhammad Syafii Antonio, MEc (Nio Gwan Chung) is the icon of Islamic banking and finance in Indonesia. He is the chairman of Tazkia University College of Islamic Economics (STEI TAZKIA). He earned his PhD in Micro Finance from University of Melbourne (2004), Master of Economics form International Islamic University, Malaysia (1992) and completed his first degree in Islamic Law from University of Jordan (1990), He also conducted a visiting research program at Al-Azhar University Cairo and Oxford University, UK.

With his team in TAZKIA Consulting, Antonio has helped the establishment of more than 14 Islamic divisions of conventional banks, 7 newly established Islamic Insurance operations, and trained more than 8000 financial practitioners in the country. Currently Antonio seats as Islamic Banking Committee at the Central Bank of Indonesia, Central Bank of Malaysia, Global Shariah Board of al-Mawarid Finance and insurance DUBAI.

Antonio also supervises Bank Syariah Mandiri, Takaful insurance, Bank Mega Syariah, Schroders Investment Manager an PNM holding. Up today, Antonio published more than 12 books on Islamic Banking, Zakat, Leadership and Management.

For his effort in this field Antonio was awarded “Syariah Award” by the central Bank of Indonesia, Indonesian Council of Ulama (MUI), AND Bank Muamalat (2003), Anti-corruption & Good Governance Award by Ministry of State Apparatus (2007), Arab Asia Finance recognition Award by Arab Asia Finance Forum (2008) and won Australian Alumni Award (in Business Leadership category) from the Government of Australia (2009). Antonio is also the recipient of IBF Award, 2009 for his best selling book “Muhammad SAW The Super Leader Super Manager”, and IDB Prize Nominee from Indonesia (by the Ministry of Finance)

Bj. Habibie

Habibie was born in pare-pare, South Sulawesi  june 25th 1936.  Province to Abdul Jalil Habibie and R. A. Tuti Marini Puspowardojo. His father was an agriculturist from Gorontalo and his mother was aJavanese noblewoman from Yogyakarta. His parents met while studying in Bogor. When he was 14 years old, Habibie's father died. Following his father's death, Habibie continued his studies in Jakarta and then in 1955, he moved to Germany.

In 1960, in Germany, Habibie received a 'Diplom-Ingenieur', a degree in engineering. He remained in Germany as a research assistant under Hans Ebner at the Lehrstuhl und Institut für Leichtbau, RWTH Aachen, to conduct research for his doctoral degree.

In 1962, Habibie returned to Indonesia for three months on sick leave. During this time, he was reacquainted with Hasri Ainun, the daughter of R. Mohamad Besari. Habibie had known Hasri Ainun in childhood, junior high school and in senior high school at SMA-Kristen, Bandung. The two married on 12th May, 1962, returning to Germany shortly afterwards. Habibie and his wife settled in Aachen for a short period before moving to Oberforstbach. In May 1963, they had a son, Ilham Akbar Habibie.

When Habibie's minimum wage salary forced him into part-time work, he found employment with the automotive marque Talbot where he became an adviser. Habibie worked on two projects which received funded from Deutsche Bundesbahn.

Due to his work with Makosh, the Head of Train Constructions offered his position to Habibie upon retirement 3 years later, but Habibie refused.

In 1965, Habibie delivered his thesis in aerospace engineering and received "very good" for his Doktor der Ingenieurwissenschaften). During the same year, he accepted Hans Ebner's offer to continue his research on Thermoelastisitas and Habilitation, but refused to join RWTH as a professor per se. His thesis about light construction for supersonic or hypersonic states also attracted offers of employment from companies such as Boeing and Airbus which Habibie again declined.

Habibie did accept a place with Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm in Hamburg. There, he developed theories on thermodynamics, construction, and aerodynamics, known as the Habibie Factor, Habibie Theorem, and Habibie Method, respectively. Habibie's time in Europe may have contributed to his interest in the Leica cameras.

Career

On his return to Indonesia in 1974, Habibie was made Chief Executive Officer of the new State owned enterprise, Industri Pesawat Terbang Nusantara (IPTN). (In 1985, PT. Nurtanio changed its name to Indonesian Aviation Industry and is now known as Indonesian Aerospace Inc. (Dirgantara)). By the 1980s, IPTN had grown considerably, specializing in the manufacturing of helicopters and small passenger planes.

Habibie became a pilot, assisted in his training by A.B. Wolff, former Chief of Staff of the Dutch Airforce. In 1995, he flew an N-250 (dubbedGatotkoco) commuter plane.

In developing Indonesia's Aviation Industry, he adopted an approach called "Begin at the End and End at the Beginning". In this method, elements such as basic research became the last things upon which to focus, whilst actual manufacturing of the planes was placed as the first objective.

Biography Raditya Dika

Raditya Dika Nasution is an Indonesian writer, a comedian, and a script writer of comic or film. Raditya Dika is always called Raditya or Radith. He was born on Desember 28, 1984. Raditya Dika is known as the author of humorous books and then Raditya is known by public after his first book, Kambing Jantan (Gagasmedia, 2005).  The book is the result of adaptation of his old blog at www.kambingjantan.com. With having a comedy writing style and a candid story, Kambing Jantan was success and became a bestseller book.

Works

The first work that elevates his name is the book, Kambing Jantan: Sebuah Catatan Harian Pelajar Bodoh ( 2005 ). This book tells the life of Radith while still studying in Adelaide, Australia. The story of Radith is based on his stories as an Indonesian student that studied abroad. The book is presented in diary format (diary). The whole story in his work is based on his personal blog, www.kambingjantan.com, which now becomes www.radityadika.com.

Second book entitles Cinta Brontosaurus , it is published in 2006. Similar to the previous book, the stories in this book is based on the everyday story of Radith. However, this second book uses a short story format, that tells about experience of love of Radith that seemed not always lucky. The contents of this book include the story of when Radith sent a love letter to a friend when he was in elementary school to experience of Radith that watched his Persian cat that fell in love with another cat in its neighbor.

Third book entitles Radikus Makankakus: Bukan Binatang Biasa that issued on August 29, 2007. This third book tells Radith who had been a clown of Monas in a day, teaching and tutoring, then when Radith was taken for a ghost of toilet, until the story about the curse of NTB people.

Fourth book entitles  Babi Ngesot: Datang Tak Diundang, Pulang Tak Berkutang. That is published in April 2008. At the end of 2008, along with a comic artist, Rudiman Dio, Radith wrote a comic, Kambing Jantan, part 1, (Gagasmedia, 2008) and Kambing Jantan, part 2, (2011). This comic contains his life overseas as a student in Adelaide, Australia.

And fifth book entitles Marmut Merah Jambu in 2010. Most theme of Raditya Dika comedy revolves between his personal life, his family, with a hyperbolic style – self depreciating humor that it degrades himself.

Last Project of Raditya is a film that lifted from his first book, Kambing Jantan: The Movie, who directed by Rudi Soedjarwo. Besides writing the script with Salman Aristo and Mouly Surya, in that the film, he also played himself. The film is scheduled to appear March 5, 2009.

Journey and Thought

Radith started the desire to record his diary in the blog when he won the Indonesian Blog Award. Radith also won in the award titled The Online Inspiring Award 2009 from Indosat. From that experiences, he printed (print out) of his writings in his blog and then he offered the printed manuscript to several publishers to be printed as a book. At first, many refused, but then when he came to Gagasmedia, a book publisher, the manuscript was accepted, although they had a presentation in advance.

Radit successfully becomes a writer because he stepped out of the mainstream. He appeared with a fresh new genre. What makes it is different from other writers is the idea of the name of the books is the name of animals that always he uses in his books. From the first book until recently, all the titles contain the name of the animal. For Radith, this is his selling point.

For Radith, as the writer, we have to have innovation. In fact, in the first few months, his first book was not too sold out. According Radith, this is the risk of entry in the new genre. Radith promoted the book by the blog that he managed later aggressively. He was also vigorous doing by word of mouth. Radith asked readers to take pictures with his first book, then sent to Radith. By this, it can be a marketing strategy that can manage the reader as the target market. According Radith, in writing, after the book was published, it doesn’t indicate that complete affairs. Later, marketing submitted to the publisher.

Instead, the writer should also be a marketer for his own book because the author is actually also an artist. A creative writer will make his book as a product which for him must be sold out in the market. Although in essence the book is not commercial item, but regard the book as a product that contains knowledge that is marketed. That is a thing that needs to be done at this time.

Being a successful writer does not mean there are no barriers. According Radith, the barrier is not only from the book industry, but also from things that are diagonal. That is, opponents of the book industry may not be another book industry, but the others industries that are not related at all, such as entertainment, food, and others. For example, if there is young person has 50.000 rupiahs, yet he would spend it for buying books. It could be used for watching movies in movie theater or buying fast food. And clearly, the book is not the primary choice.

For Radith, this is already common. All we need now are we must do creative something and act creatively . For him, the competition that exists is the key to have innovation.  The pressure of competitors may be the motivation to continue to provide new ideas and explore new capabilities.

Now, Radith is still continuing his study at the extension program of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Indonesia. Radith is also a host in Provocative Proactive program, Metro TV. In addition, he is a director and a chief editor in a book publishing, Bukune.

The Books and the Comics

1. (2005) – Kambing Jantan: Sebuah Catatan Harian Pelajar Bodoh.
2. (2006) – Cinta Brontosaurus.
3. (2007) – Radikus Makankakus: Bukan Binatang Biasa.
4. (2008) – Babi Ngesot.
5. (2008) – Komik Kambing Jantan.
6. (2010) – Marmut Merah Jambu.
7. (2011) – Komik Kambing Jantan 2.

Biography Kahlil Gibran

Kahlil Gibran was born to a Maronite Christian family in Besharri, Lebanon (then part of Syria and the Ottoman Empire).

His father, also named Kahlil Gibran, had drinking problems and accumulated many gambling debts. This led Gibran's father to leave his job as assistant to his uncle who was a pharmacist, and take work as an 'enforcer' for the local Ottoman administrator. He eventually ended up in jail.

Because of the family's poverty, Gibran did not receive a formal education as a young boy, but a local priest taught him Arabic and Syriac, as well as the stories of the Bible and infused in him an awareness of the mystical dimensions of Maronite Christianity.

When Gibran was eight, his mother took him, his older half-brother and his two younger sisters to Boston. Although shy, Gibran quickly learned English and, thanks to a scholarship, started to receive more of a formal education.

The boy became fascinated by Boston's world of art and music, visiting galleries and performances. At age 13, his artistic gifts came to the attention of cultural circles in Boston, where he was further introduced to artistic trends.

Even with some of this early success, Gibran was sent back to Lebanon to complete his education, where he excelled in poetry.

He returned to the United States in 1902 in the midst of a family crisis. His mother had cancer, and his older brother and his fourteen-year-old sister had tuberculosis. His sister soon died. The brother, who had been supporting the family with a small hardware store, moved to Cuba to try to recover his health, leaving the young Gibran in the frustrating position of having to take over the hardware business. A year later, his brother returned from Cuba, but he died. The same year, his mother also died.

In the aftermath of so much death, Gibran sold the family business and threw all of his energy into art and writing and perfecting his English. He also reconnected with the Boston cultural benefactors he had known before.

He began to write columns for an Arabic-language newspaper and later collected these writings into his first published books.

In 1909, Gibran went to Paris for two years to broaden his artistic training, and he was particularly influenced by the mystical artistic Symbolist movement.

Returning to America, he began to publish some of his first Arabic prose-poetry collections through a publisher in Egypt. He became active with Arab intellectual and artistic organizations, promoting the rich culture of the Arab-speaking world, while attempting to address its many problems under Western imperial rule.

In 1911, Gibran moved to New York. There he met and was influenced Abdul Baha, the leader of the Bahai Faith movement. He also met Carl Jung and was asked to paint the famous psychologist's portrait, at which time Gibran became intrigued by Jungian philosophy.

Gibran began to write in his adopted language of English, writing The Madman, though it would be rejected by several publishing houses until a small publisher named Alfred Knopf would take a chance on the work.

When World War I broke out, he worked to free Syria from Ottoman rule, but was frustrated by the messy realities of war and international politics.

In the years following publication of The Prophet, Gibran would gain international notoriety.

He died in 1931.

15 old currency from world

1980 china- one jiao

1991 Nicaragua-One un Centavo

1944 Hungarian-5 pengo

1927 silver dutch 10 cent- Netherlands

5 sen -1964 from indonesia

2000 tweeduizend frank-1832 until 2002

1 dollar-1935

5 mark-1975 (denmark)

5 francs- 1800

50 piatres- 1989 (egypt)

1000 won 1975

1 rial-1980

one kyat from burma,myanmar, 1972 until1979

1958 Canadian  silver dollar

1 roepiah- keluaran soematera

1976 Jamaican-1 dollar

Forgive me- Maher Zain

I'm about to lose the battle and cross the line
I'm about to make another mistake
And even though I try to stay away
Everything around me keeps dragging me in
I can't help thinking to myself
What if my time would end today, today, today?
Can I guarantee that I will get another chance
Before it's too late, too late, too late

Chorus:
Forgive me… My heart is so full of regret
Forgive me… Now is the right time for me to repent, repent, repent..

Am I out of my mind?
What did I do? Oh, I feel so bad!
And every time I try to start all over again
My shame comes back to haunt me
I'm trying hard to walk away
But temptation is surrounding me, surrounding me
I wish that I could find the strength to change my life
Before it's too late, too late, too late

CHORUS

I know O Allah You're the Most-Forgiving
And that You've promised to
Always be there when I call upon You
So now I'm standing here
Ashamed of all the mistakes I've committed
Please don't turn me away
And hear my prayer when I ask You to