Help ourselves, we must. The community is made up of people. The more successful people from that community, the better of that community is. Since it is the people who have to be successful first, then it should be the individuals. Individual success contributes to the community success much more than what the Government could do.

What are the focus toward success or the effort toward overcoming the hindrances? I guess the answers to these, esp the hindrances boil down to all the bads habits, inabilities, failures,
lack of effort, etc.

Take alcoholism for instance – how many Dayaks able to control themselves from drinking and recognising that excessive drinking is a hindrance to personal success? How would an alcoholic be able to be successful and thereby contribute to the success of his community? hmm..sadly alcohol is a way of life for Dayaks.

A person who continously bruting about his own poor status & continously asking help from others but spend very little effort himself has less chance of being successful – don’t you agree? Lets look at beggars – how would it be possible for beggars to become rich? Impossible. My point is nothing could beat your own hard cold sweat, not even the goodies which the Government might give you one fine day.

You know, Mr Sulong is as outdated as Mr Jang Manchal or Aya Bebendai Belah or Aya Ulih Manggai or Uchak Jegak, just to name a few for your comparison. If you want to know about his ideas, you may read what those guys mentioned above had written in this blog. If you don’t agree, yeah, Mr Sulong is talking nonsense.

I hope to hear some of your ideas for comparison with these guys – Mr Jang Manchal or Aya Bebendai Belah or Aya Ulih Manggai or Uchak Jegak.

Thank you and cheers to you and family.
Have a good morning. Anang mayuh ngirup ayi bir sida Ch*bai saritu, unggal.

Jang

Good job there Dr John Brian.

What do you mean by “Penemu Kita Mayuh Udah Out dated”? If so, why don’t you “raban ke biak tu ukai enggai ninga penemu kita ke tuai” share your ideas and knowledge for the benefit of the masses, ie, Dayak Baru. Don’t comment if you have nothing to share! It’s a cynical statement and that doesn’t benefit anybody but belittling the dayak baru effort to have a change for the better. I hope you should contribute if think you are good. Be positive rather than putting that is nonsense at all. Learn how to appreciate and no being arrogance. Dayak Baru need “raban ke biak” to bring change.

Kami raban ke biak tu ukai enggai ninga penemu kita ke tuai, tang penemu kita mayuh udah out dated.

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