TRIJAYA – SINDO RADIO, SEBUAH TRANSFORMASI MENUJU SUMBER INFORMASI TERPERCAYA

RADIO TRIJAYA yang lahir Desember 1989 dan mengudara di frekuensi 104.60 FM mulai 12 September 2011 berubah nama menjadi SINDO RADIO. Seluruh Stasiun Radio Trijaya di 18 kota di Indonesia pun turut berganti nama menjadi SINDO RADIO tanpa mengubah gelombang dan alamat di masing-masing kota.

Prubahan sejatinya hanya pada nama. Nama perusahan SINDO RADIO masih tetap PT.Radio Trijaya Shakti seperti pada Radio Trijaya dan tetap merupakan salah satu anak perusahaan dari MNC Radio Networks.

Perubahan @TRIJAYAFM menjadi @SINDORADIOFM merupakan langkah awal dari upaya membangun sinergi antara 3 media yang nantinya bernama SINDO MEDIA yang terdiri dari TV, online dan radio, sebagai Sumber Informasi Terpercaya.

SINDO RADIO mengudara dengan format informasi yang disajikan sesuai kaidah jurnalistik dengan tetap menjadikan musik di dalamnya agar pendengar mendapatkan informasi yang mendalam dan terpercaya, sekaligus terhibur.

Singkatnya, SINDO RADIO menyajikan program-program yang enak didengar dan informatif.

VISI SINDO RADIO adalah menjadi Radio Informasi terbaik yang memberikan kontribusi positif bagi kehidupan Berbangsa & Bernegara.

MISI dari SINDO RADIO

Menyajikan program radio terbaik sehingga tercipta masyarakat yang berwawasan luas.

Menyajikan program radio yang terbaik sehingga tercipta masyarakat yang bertanggung jawab.

Menyajikan program radio yang terbaik sehingga tercipta masyarakat yang kritis.

Menyajikan program radio yang terbaik hingga tercipta masayrakat yang dinamis dalam membina tatanan berbangsa yg harmonis.

Dengan mengemban Visi dan Misi di atas, SINDO RADIO akan memenuhi kebutuhan informasi para ‘PENDENGAR SINDO’ sebagai ‘Sumber Informasi Terpercaya’.

11 Sept 2011 | dikompilasi dari Twitter dengan tagar #TransformasiTrijaya

Life Lessons

Happiness is a lot less about who you are and a whole lot more about how you live your life.

Don’t waste your time trying to be successful, spend your time creating value. If you’re valuable, then you will attract success.

how we are at the present, is the result of what we consciously or unconsciously experienced in the past.

Things that you work against, will work against you. Your biggest fear most likely will happen. The Law of Attraction.

Don’t blame anybody for your problems. They’re solely yours. The sooner you establish this the sooner you can work on them.

We may not control every bad thing that happens to us, but we do control how we react to those bad things. Learn and grow from them.

There is no one who can hold you back, except yourself.

Learn to appreciate each life process you undergo, for life is a journey, not a destination.

 

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Conquer Your Public Speaking Fear

The truth about public speaking is no matter how good a job you do, someone is going to disapprove of either you or your argument. That is just human nature.

In a large group of people, there will always be a diversity of opinions, judgments, and reactions. Some will be positive, others will be negative.

There is no rhyme or reason to it. If you do a lousy job, some people will sympathize with you and feel for you, while others will critique you harshly. If you do a fantastic job, someone will resent your ability and might disapprove of you on that basis alone. Some people will leave early because of an emergency. Some will fall asleep because they were up all night taking care of a sick child. Therefore, it’s foolish and unrealistic to attempt to get everyone in your audience to think well of you.

More importantly, it’s the wrong type of purpose to adopt in the first place.

Remember, the essence of public speaking is to give your audience something of value. The operative word here is GIVE not GET!

The purpose of public speaking is not for you to get something (approval, fame, respect, sales, clients, etc.) from your audience. It is to give something useful to your audience.

While it may seem paradoxical, the best way to succeed as a public speaker is not to consider yourself a public speaker at all.

Many of us have distorted, exaggerated views of what successful public speakers do. We often assume that to be successful ourselves, we must strive very hard to bring forth certain idealistic qualities we presently lack.

Consequently, we struggle desperately to emulate those personal characteristics of other speakers which we wrongly believe are responsible for their public speaking success.

In other words, we try to become someone other than ourselves! We try to be a public speaker, whatever that image means to us.

PUBLIC SPEAKING is the BEST TIME to be YOURSELF!

It’s one of the few times we can fully be ourselves in the presence of others. Be bold, compassionate, silly, informative, helpful, witty . . . anything we want. Tell jokes which we don’t normally do, tell humorous or poignant stories, or do anything else that feel natural in the moment.

As a result, you’ll make much better contact with the audience. You don’t drone on and on about some uninteresting subject. Be alive, energized and fully invested in everything you say and do.

When you really get good at being yourself in front of others, you can even stand up in front of a group of people without any idea how you’re going to get across your two or three main points.

STILL HAVE FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING?

Try these tricks:

1) Conduct Research.

Visit or call key participants to ask them what they expect from your presentation. That is, what do they want to learn from it? What do they already know about this topic? How will your presentation help them? Such conversations enlist these people as your allies during your presentation. It also helps you learn what people expect, so that you can deliver it. This is like collecting the answers to an exam before taking it.

2) Prepare.

Write an outline, and if possible write a script for key parts of it (such as the opening and close). Then practice giving your presentation, without reading the script until you know it so well that you can deliver it conversationally. Avoid trying to memorize a script. That makes things too complicated and difficult. Practice your speech anywhere and at any time. For example, you can talk through parts of it while jogging, working on chores, or taking a shower.

3) Rehearse.

Practice your talk in the meeting room with a group of friends, coworkers, and (if possible) your boss. Ask for their comments on how to improve your talk. Also, use this as an opportunity to become familiar with the room and any equipment, such as a projector.

4) Be the Host

Arrive early so that you can meet and greet the attendees before your presentation. Shake their hands and thank them for coming. Introduce yourself to them and engage them in small talk. (e.g., “How are you?”) Act as if they were guests coming to your party. This converts them from strangers into friends.

5) Expect Success

Fantasize doing a wonderful job. If you let nightmares run through your mind, you will scare yourself. Give yourself confidence by expecting to do well. Know that everyone wants you to do an excellent job.

Bonus Point

The key to success is being prepared. It helps you do a better job and fills you with confidence.

Good Luck, Public Speakers!

Public Speaking, Rules!

 

A good communication is the key to the world. This is not a bluff. Check out the most influential people of all time, like Malcolm X. Martin Luther King, Adolf Hitler, our first president Soekarno, and last but certainly not least… Barrack Obama. They are all great communicators, and of course, public speakers.

Not everybody was born with the gift as a good-communicator-by-born. However, public speaking skills can be learned, practiced, and experienced. Be it as an orator, spokesperson, announcer, anchor, salesman, even a band, this skill is very essential.

BENEFITS

Some of the numerous benefits of having excellent public speaking skills are”

-          You will be able to persuade people to do what you want

-          You will be able to be a leader in your league

-          You will be trusted by any of your counterparts

-          Thus, opens the opportunity to go to the higher, even highest level of your life that you might never imagine.

EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAKING

Effective public speaking involves three pillars or the three V’s.

Verbalization is the choice of words you use to speak to the audience. It is what you say.

Vocalization is how you deliver the words using various pace, pitch, power, pausing, modulations, and other vocal speaker skills.

Visualization is how the audience sees you. This involves how you dress, grooming and carry yourself in front of the audience.

BASIC PUBLIC SPEAKING SKILLS

These are the basic public speaking skills you need to get a grip of:

• Know your audience. This is the single best piece of advice for delivering a presentation. What are their interests? Their backgrounds? Why are they coming to hear you speak? What ideas do you have to share with them? Approaching your speech as more of a “me-to-you” discussion rather than a full-blown broadcast makes it less stressful.

• What do you want your audience to do as a result of your speech? What’s really at the heart of your presentation? By concentrating on the “end result” rather than slogging through the beginning, you create a powerful punch that drives home your message instead of rambling on.

• Share a story. In public speaking circles, this is called a “hook” – something that gets your audience’s attention and makes them sit up and listen. Start off by asking questions or sharing an experience you had. People like to be active, rather than passive listeners. By giving them something that they can identify with, you’ll find that these people are just like you; that makes giving a presentation a whole lot easier. Be sure your story has a beginning, a point, and an ending. There’s nothing quite as bad as telling a story to an engaged audience and then forgetting why you told it!

• Maintain sincere eye contact with your audience. Use the 3-second method, e.g. look straight into the eyes of a person in the audience for 3 seconds at a time. Have direct eye contact with a number of people in the audience, and every now and then glance at the whole audience while speaking. Use your eye contact to make everyone in your audience feel involved.

• If you’re selling a product, focus on the benefits instead of the features. People would much rather hear WHAT a product can do for them than HOW it does it. Narrow down your product’s features until you get to the core of how it solves a problem. If you need help with figuring out the difference between a feature and a benefit, ask yourself “So What?” For example, if you’re selling a vacuum cleaner that has a hypoallergenic filter, put yourself in the customer’s shoes and ask yourself “so what?” The answer would be something like, “It picks up dust, mold and pet dander”. Again, “so what?” Answer, “You’ll feel relief from runny nose and sneezing plus itchy, water eyes.” Now THAT’s a benefit!

 

ON THE MICROPHONE

• The trick here is to be Yourself, if you haven’t got the skill to project a warm friendly personality at the functions where ice breaking is required then being an entertainer isn’t for you.
  • use your own tag lines but don’t rely on the same cliche’s 20 or 30 times a night – this becomes boring and predictable. Don’t rely on “that was”, “This is” introductions all night.

• The thing to work on is to speak confidently and clearly and try to pace yourself. Speaking too fast will make what you are saying sound garbled, speaking too slow will make you sound like you are addressing a bunch of village idiots

• My advice to those nervous about public speaking for the first time, is not to be frightened of the mic or avoid using one – its your closest and most useful ally, at all functions

• Pointers and (for MC) Cue Cards.

 

Sekilas tentang Yaman

Presiden Yaman, Ali Abdullah Saleh, berasal dari militer & salah satu gabilah (suku) terbesar, punya grup perusahaan terbesar, Alsaleh Corporations

Di Yaman, warga lebih patuh pada Sheikh (kepala suku) daripada pemerintah. Tapi sang presiden yang telah 32 tahun berkuasa inipun merupakan pemuka salah satu suku terbesar di sana.

Presiden Yaman Ali Abdullah Saleh belakangan ini sedang dalam proses menghapuskan ketentuan tentang jangka waktu maksimal kepemimpinan presiden, alias boleh seumur hidup.

Akses internet sangat terbatas, hanya 1 provider yang dipegang oposan (Sabafone). Media yang ada (masih) didominasi pemerintah & AS

Yaman punya 6 stasiun TV, semuanya di bawah kontrol pemerintah dan badan sensor yg merupakan bagian dr National Security Guard.

Wirausahawan di Yaman yang usahanya bertahan dan stabil, mayoritas hasil katebelece & kedekatan dng keluarga presiden.

Kesenjangan ekonomi dan tingkat korupsi di Yaman memang sangat tinggi. Gaji seorang pegawai (pria) tidak sedikit yang hanya sekitar USD 2,oo/hari. Namun demikian, sebagai negara termiskin di Timur Tengah, nilai mata uang Yaman masih lebih besar dari Indonesia. 1 Real Yaman = Rp.50. (USD 1= ± 220 Real Yaman)

-GS-

Logika Ramalan

Sering kali teman saya bilang bahwa hal yg dia alami, sesuai dengan kata si peramal bbrp waktu lalu. Mari sedikit menilik LOGIKA RAMALAN.

Ketika diramal, biasanya nggak langsung percaya. Tapi karena ada beberapa tebakan kecil yang kamu rasa benar, maka kamu jadi percaya. Sebenarnya hal2 kecil tersebut, adalah analisis dari interaksimu dengan dia beberapa menit saja. Logis, bukan terawangan.

Misalnya, dia bilang, “kayaknya kamu lagi ada masalah deh.” Atau “kamu orangnya tertutup ya?” itu gambling-nya dia. Jika kamu jawab ‘kok tau?’ Berarti pancingannya berhasil. Kamu jadi tertarik & mulai percaya. Kalu tidak, toh nothing to lose buat dia. Setelah dia menarik ketertarikan kamu, sebelum dia meramal, dia akan ngobrol2 dengan kamu, tanpa kamu sadari, logikanya menganalisis kamu. Dari hasil analisis yang logis itu, dia memperkirakan (bukan meramalkan) apa yang akan terjadi nantinya pada kamu. Baik ataupun buruk.

Karena kamu sudah terlanjur tertarik dengan omongannya, walaupun kamu merasa tidak percaya, tapi alam bawah sadar kamu mempercayai omongannya. Kata-katanya terekam dalam alam bawah sadar, dan tersimpan di sana. Walaupun seakan kamu sudah tidak ingat ramalan2nya.

Pernah baca buku “The Secret”? Mekanismenya seperti itu mengenai ramalan. Apa yang kamu pikirkan terus-menerus, positif atau negatif (sadar atau tidak) akan membuat tiap tindakan kita mengarah pada mewujudkan pikiran kita tersebut.

Kebanyakan, karena kekhawatirannya, orang akan lebih intens ketika memikirkan hal negatif yang akan terjadi padanya seperti kata ramalan. Dengan demikian, energi pikiran negatif tersebut mendominasi, dan setiap tindakanmu akan mengarah kesana, dan akhirnya benar-benar terjadi pada kamu, seakan sesuai ramalan, dan ketika akhirnya benar-benar terjadi, kamu akan bilang, “bener sih, emang udah pernah diramalkan bahwa ini akan terjadi pada saya!”

Padahal sebenarnya, bukan ramalan itu yang canggih, tapi pikiran bawah sadar kamu yang sedemikian canggih sehingga menarik hal negatif tersebut terjadi pada kamu. Berapa lama ‘ramalan’ itu terwujud, tergantung seberapa intens kamu memikirkannya (sadar/tidak). Karena kamu yang membuat itu terjadi, bukan ramalan.

Memang ada sedikit sekali orang yang punya kemampuan indigo, tapi secara mayoritas, ramalan adalah analisis logis dengan penjelasan yang logis. Karena pada kenyataannya, ketika bicara dari sisi religi pun, tidak ada manusia yg tahu persis apa rencana Tuhan kecuali Dia.

-GS-

Must Read for Guys: Millenium Women

It’s a common belief that female is fragile, emotional and irrational. Many of us must have read pages of love stories that ended up with women got hurt when men walk away, or how men can have more than one woman simply for their fun.

In the old days, those stories might have been true. But one thing is also a common belief, is that female grasp their maturity earlier than male, that female can adapt faster with circumstances, subsequently women evolve quicker than men ever expected, especially the ‘thinking’ ones.

Most men still have the old paradigm that they are the subject and women are the object… and that is a naïve thought that women might take advantage of.

Ever heard of a saying, “think like a man, act like a lady”? Yes, women have evolved, from being an object to being a subject who plays the role of an object. They can be so rational to let men think they’re not. By being considered fragile, they have all the privileges of taking control without being noticed.

Some of those women do it for material purposes or simply for the fun of it and some of the smarter women for the sake of looking for the one they want to actually get involved with.

As for the last one, these women might let the man thinks she’s into him, just to see the ‘ordinary beast’ inside him, when that ‘beast’ has easily come out within her predicted time, then she would easily move on with the best escape..playing the role of an object, letting the men think they’ve got her..it’s a fair game I should say, nobody loses. This kind of women are ones who really know themselves, what they want and the kind of man that deserves them.

This reality might seem hard to take for those who are so stuffed with the old conventional perspective on how powerful men are, resistance is common. However, for those whose minds are wide open, it might not be something they just find out by reading this note….

“Think like a man, act like a lady.”

-GS-

The Streets of the Old City of Sana’a, Yemen