Last time around, I wrote about getting others to like you by talking less and listening more to others. How about handling criticisms, fellas, and replacing it with praise? As an organization adviser with quite… Read more »
Author: Edward B. Antonio
STO. DOMINGO, Ilocos Sur – He came, he saw, he conquered. Mayor Amado “Lito” Tadena of this town said he is bowing out of politics for good, leaving the town as a grandslam awardee of… Read more »
SANTA, Ilocos Sur — Young and brilliant former mayor and incumbent Vice Mayor Jeremy Jesus “JJ” Bueno III of this town said he strongly endorses agriculture courses for high school graduates so as to assure… Read more »
One of the best books I have ever read is Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People. I bought that in the bookstore many years ago. It tells vividly how you can win… Read more »
CAOAYAN, Ilocos Sur — Former mayor Germie Goulart of this town vehemently denied the existence of blacksand mining here, even inviting everyone for an ocular inspection in the areas where her critics have identified. In… Read more »
Last Christmas eve, I dropped by the coco section there at the public market to buy a couple of ground coconuts for our arroz caldo that evening. It was around 10:00 in the morning and… Read more »
NARVACAN, Ilocos Sur — “That Peace Walk proved to the people that what my opponent has always been saying that I’m bedridden and dying is not true. I am healthy and physically fit to serve.”… Read more »
VIGAN CITY — “You cannot choose your birthplace, but you can choose the place to serve.” This was emphasized by Former Governor and incumbent Narvacan (Ilocos Sur) Councilor Luis “Chavit” Singson in reaction to the… Read more »
SAN JUAN, Ilocos Sur — Atty. Cesar Brillantes of this town reiterated his position that he won’t withdraw from the mayoralty race despite the insinuations and pleas from some sectors. Brillantes will be running anew… Read more »
