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Stop Making Money and Start Making Health Money Now!

As we know, making money, especially making plenty of money, is the goal of everyone. But because everyone is focused on making money, other things like environment, morals and health are ignored. Just look at the rapidly deteriorating air and noise pollution in cities like Beijing and Jakarta and you'll know what I am talking about.

Today the corporate buzzword is "Making Healthy Money". Like what Jack Ma, the founder of www.alibaba.com and www.taobao.com says, making healthy money will also lead you to making more money in a sustainable way.  And when your health is better, you can make even more healthy money and so the vicious cycle goes up.  By the way, 'healthy' includes not just physical health, but also mental and spiritual health.

Here are 5 Ways that You Too Can Make Healthy Money in Your Job or Business Now:
  1. Use computer systems and e-commerce systems to reduce wastages, improve communication and excess stock.  
  2. Reduce negative stress among employees by eliminating corporate in-fighting, office politics and ever shortening unrealistic deadlines.
  3. Promote Love in the workplace so that people can feel better, thereby reducing toxic in their bodies.  You can read more about "How to Use Love Professionally" at here)
  4. Keep a Clear Mind by Eliminating Trash in your cluttered mind.  One easy way that we use everyday in our office at Asia Trainers is weekly reflection on what to improve on.
  5. Do Things with Moral.  Yes, it is faster to make money in immoral ways (like copying instead of creating new things) but we know that such easy money are just 'easy come, easy go'.  When you do things with moral, you are creating positive karma and what goes around, comes around.  
By Andy Ng, Chief Trainer at Asia Trainers, details of training courses for 2014 are here...

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