“We are constantly motivated with the big picture of success, but we should also pay attention to the small details, because big things happen only when we do the small things right,” shared Francis Kong during the press conference of his latest offering “All That Matters: Live. Love. Learn. Laugh” from ABS-CBN Books.
Francis Kong at age 63 has written 18 books, maintain an award-winning weekend business column in the country’s leading newspaper, still does a Monday-Friday daily radio program and does more than 300 talks, training and seminars in a year. Once more, the inspirational speaker is inspiring his readers with a new read which focuses attention to small things that matter—family, character, leadership, business, work, self-improvement, and life, in general—not only to be successful but ultimately to be happy.
Francis emphasized the need to learn the art of life-map reading. “Going through the process of traveling the road may be full of humps, lumps, and bumps, but in the process, you can also begin to pick up skills, experience, and toughness that will enable you to travel farther and achieve things better,” he said.
Francis Kong with media and guests at the launching of his book All that Matters
Francis emphasized the need to learn the art of life-map reading. “Going through the process of traveling the road may be full of humps, lumps, and bumps, but in the process, you can also begin to pick up skills, experience, and toughness that will enable you to travel farther and achieve things better,” he said.
On family matters, he stressed that “social media has made it possible for us to communicate and relate with people who are far away from us, but isolate and alienate us from the people beside us. Communicate with your kids. Develop their communication skills and don’t let them waste away on their phones.”
Just like in his previous ABS-CBN Books project, “Leadership That Matters,” the author also touched on managing people in the workplace or business in “All That Matters.”
He distinguished motivation from inspiration saying, “to motivate is to push them to do something. To inspire is to pull them to the realization that a change or a transformation would be good for them.”
Meanwhile, in order to be happy in life, Francis suggested to maintain distance from whiners.
“If we cannot help and the whiner refused to be helped, then we simply must maintain distance and not allow negativity to poison our healthy minds,” he wrote pointing out that exposure to non-stop negativity may impair brain function.
Just like in his previous ABS-CBN Books project, “Leadership That Matters,” the author also touched on managing people in the workplace or business in “All That Matters.”
He distinguished motivation from inspiration saying, “to motivate is to push them to do something. To inspire is to pull them to the realization that a change or a transformation would be good for them.”
Meanwhile, in order to be happy in life, Francis suggested to maintain distance from whiners.
“If we cannot help and the whiner refused to be helped, then we simply must maintain distance and not allow negativity to poison our healthy minds,” he wrote pointing out that exposure to non-stop negativity may impair brain function.
“Life is 90 percent beautiful with only 10 percent that is not. And there is so much out there to be positive about,” the speaker enthused.
“All That Matters” by Francis Kong is available in National Book Store and Powerbooks branches for only P395. For updates, follow @abscbnpr on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram or visit www.abscbn.com/newsroom.
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