Greetings from home,

Finally I am back and happy to be home after traveling for two months in eight different countries, some of which I entered three or four times – Dubai and Singapore, my hubs for their respective regions.  Overall it was a fantastic journey, with much learned and shared.  Thank you goes out to all of the event organizers, customers, sponsors, friends and supporters who made this journey one of the most memorable ones yet.

Last week was also a nice way to end the two months, however it did take me two days to get back home, and that was not the enjoyable part, just the price I had to pay for the journey I took.

The trip ended in Siem Reap, Cambodia, after speaking and spending a few days in Bangkok, Thailand.  It was there that I was exposed to the eighth wonder of the world.

In last week’s e-Minute we shared some information about Siem Reap with you.  But now that I have visited it, you must make a point of visiting there yourself one day.  There are temples there that date back to 869AD, but of all the temples here Angkor Wat is leading the way.  Angkor Wat was constructed from 1113 to 1145 and is dedicated to Vishnu, one of the three great Hindu Gods along with Shiva and Brahma.  However, there are many temples here and all of them are magnificent with stories carved into the sandstone, faces, or overgrown by the jungle, as shown here...

Cambodia also has quite the history, and the people here have suffered dearly. There are many orphanages and children hospitals in need.  Please consider giving generously in any way that you can.

Now, enjoy these Public relation tips and the eight ways to create news and don’t forget to review this week’s corporate lesson and a blessing that may get you thinking, like you never have before.

Have a G.R.E.A.T. week

Bob

P.S. If you did not read last week’s e-minute you can here