Vavai's Personal Notes

While taking the “Managerial Finance” course at President University with Dr. Stephanus Remond Waworuntu, I became intrigued by the discussions on whether a business plan would succeed as intended. We discuss the parameters and metrics from math calculations regarding future forecasts. It made me question whether my business idea was feasible and whether investments, business expansions, or capital…

During my college and working years, I often found myself amassing a collection of e-books in PDF format and similar types, thanks to the internet connection that allowed me to download an array of appealing titles. I’ve come to realize two negative effects of this habit. Firstly, I didn’t value the content of these books…

At first, I was annoyed with Noom. I forgot which link I clicked on, but Noom’s ads kept appearing when I opened Facebook. I ignored or skipped them multiple times until I became curious about what Noom is and whether it’s legitimate or not. After reading several reviews, I became interested in trying it. However,…

During the Arabic language learning process that I underwent for about the last 1 week, I encountered the following sentence: أين الحمام And I remembered a story from a few years ago, precisely in 2017. At that time, my family and I were performing Umrah. Zeze Vavai was 11 years old, and Vivian Aulia Zahra…

Since a week ago, I started learning Arabic through the Mondly app. Last year, I studied Spanish using the Babbel app, but stopped due to my busy college and work schedule. After starting to organize some personal projects, I began learning languages again, and this time I took a slight turn by learning Arabic. There…

A few days ago, I wrote about “Setting Minimum Limits” This is a continuation of that writing. If we intend to make changes or improvements in our lives, our habits, and our routines, we should set moderate targets. Moderate in the sense that they are not too high but also not too low. One of…