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Sa-w t'ap fè si se te ou?

Lòt jou, pandan m' t'ap tann on zanmi mwen nan on buwo publik, mwen wè on lòt zanmi-m ki t'ap pase nan lot bò lari-a. Mwen te bezwen li pou on bagay byen enpòtan. Kòm mwen pa te ka soti pou mwen rele li nan moman sa-a (m' te nan 2èm etaj), mwen konpoze nimewo telefòn selilè li. Li gade ekran-an, li san dout wè nimewo ki monte-a. M'ap gade li ki peze on bouton epi se konsa apèl la pa pase. Mwen menm ki panse se on pwoblèm teknik ki te genyen, mwen eseye on dezyèm fwa. Fwa sa-a, li gade ankò epi li fè on sèl kout san! Li peze on bouton ankò, epi li lage telefòn nan anndan on ti valiz li te gen nan men-l. Pandan tan sa-a, sel opsyon mwen te genyen se kite on mesaj pou li. M' pa kite mesaj la non. M' pa janm sezi konsa. M' pa konn' pouki sa pase konsa, men mwen pa ka kache di ou nan ki eta mwen te wont. Sa-w t'ap fè si se te ou?

First Things First

Nearly 10 years ago, during my first years of college, one of the textbooks that were assigned to me for a class was #1 bestseller: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, by Stephen R. Covey . I cannot claim to remember all the lessons that are in the textbook. However, I still remember being in that class, and it was a tremendous educational experience. Early Sunday morning, while I was doing some research for an Organizational Development class, I came across Covey's name. As curious as I can ever be when I am online, I decided to check if, at least, someone has posted a video about Covey's teachings on (guess where else...) the famous YOUTUBE. You know how it is, this kind of videos is not the most popular one on YouTube; but I was happy to find this one about a practical life lesson. Let me share it with you. It is not as sensational as a " Soulja Boyz " video, but I believe it has a powerful message in it. So often we forget about our priorities in life for ju...

Thoughts on Some Well Known Haitians in History: My Response to Some Bloggers

Last week, my friend Wolfred Wanch had published a post on one of his blogs about "10 most exceptional people in Haitian culture, music, sports and politics" . That post had certainly generated various comments. Guess what! I too have my response to his post and to some comments made by obviously some Haitian bloggers. Please read my take on that topic and feel free to post your comments. After reading this post and the comments, many things caught my attention. I will not expand on every blogger's comments. However, I want to point out that Mr. Wanch is entitled to his opinions. I do not believe this is accurate if we take into account the definition of the adjective EXCEPTIONAL. This list looks more like the author’s list of 10 favorite Haitians… For those bloggers bashing Wyclef for whatever reasons you may have, tell me one other Haitian popular figure in his position who is not afraid of identifying him/herself with the Haitian root? Why blame him for choosing the st...

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