Wednesday, June 16, 2010

The birth of Vision for a better Asia

I am putting together an e-book for Asia Inc Forum, entitled:

Vision for a better Asia; Ideas & Values that shapes our future.

We are getting together some of Asia's elite to contribute a page each.

In between, the idea of a better Asia got me thinking...

I've just returned to Asia (Brunei), after 8 years of staying in Australia.

There are many things that I have to adjust towards, and have my value reorganised through this period of transition.

In the process, I often find myself in sync with the thoughts below-

"Some men see things as they are and say why - I dream things that never were and say why not." George Bernard Shaw.

Hence the two recent essays I posted.

Not everyone can make it to my company's ebook (I, for one, cannot) but whats stopping me from posting it on my facebook?

I invite you to send me your thought of a better Asia too!

Cheers matey!
Shaun

What if...


What if your thought actually matters?

What if the measure of your worth is not by your title or the company you work for, but the content of your characters, through your thoughts. Beyond that, through your action in following through?

What if there is a platform where you can express your own Vision for a better Asia and not be burdened to say things that are politically correct, or ones that would held your job hostage.

The vision for a better Asia is too important a topic to be contained by any organisation, trivial enough not to be an exclusive forum for a select few.

It is a manifesto for every Asian who dare to dream for a better tomorrow, it is a forum for foreigners who care enough about this region to contribute their thoughts.
Vision for a better Asia is an attitude, a lifestyle and a declaration for hope and for practical action.

Imagine a platform that looks forward to your constructive views; imagine a place where people come to draw strength, support and comfort, while others come to reflect and share their idealism.

A forum where the authorities openly turn to, for feedback and for direction.

They say this is idealistic, I say you are not dreaming big enough.

What if it is actually happening before your eyes.

Vision for a better Asia; accepting your ideas now!