Showing posts with label Maricel Ngo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maricel Ngo. Show all posts

Saturday, January 16, 2016

Ateneo Cebu Wheels and Diagram of Leadership compilation

'Quamplurimi et quam aptissimi" (As many as possible of the very best)

Rizal Philippines
January 17, 2019

The nice thing about having an electronic medium for instruction is that the bulletin board where you post the outstanding work is not the classroom but the whole wide world.  I am truly amazed at the talent and creativity, and the magis exhibited by these students.  They could be very well new theory on rocket science or magnetic levitation, or new discovery on the genomes if that were our subject matter.  While every body thought that everything has been taught on leadership, these Leaders created their own theories:   Congratulations

There were 2 wheels of Leadership at Clark, none in the two succeeding Leadership class, and prodigous 5 for this class.  What a quantum jump in creativity!

This Lecturer is blessed and grateful and honored that he was with these top student leaders.  May we have more of them and may they multiply themselves to heal this sick world.

Their work glorifies the Ateneo (despite the loss of an accreditation) as a premier learning instituion in the country;  and the theory that we grow the learning in schools not from the lecturer but from the learning shared and created in the classroom

                                           Wheel of Leadership by Leader Glym



                                        Wheel of Leadership by Lt. Cmdr. Andre Ladan



Thursday, January 14, 2016

Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Reflection Paper 3 - Passion

Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Reflection Paper 3 - Passion

1) It is my passion to help people improve their lives by using my skills and talents to benefit those around them. As a result, they will duplicate what I do and pass it on to others then there is a multiplier effect. It is like paying it forward. Then, the kindness and generosity I shared wholeheartedly will live long after me.
I am moved by the commercial of Proctor and gamble years ago,
" Ikaw ako, sila, lahat tayo, bahagi ng buhay ng isat isa, ang anak ko ang mga anak mo, magkakabit ang bukas, magtatagpo ng landas, maaring ngayon, maaring balang araw. Kaya ang batang tinulungan mo ngayon maaring makatulong sa anak mo balang araw. Dahil sila sila rin magkakasama sa iisang bukas na hinahaharap. Ngayon, sama sama tayo tutulong. Ang tulong mo ngayon sa Kapwa, sa anak mo ring magbubunga."
2) I have a passion for learning. I am like a sponge absorbing all wisdom from my mentors, new acquaintances, professors, business and church leaders.
As school administrator
Part of self-awareness journey is to look for my core gift. I am aware that I can help others by capitalizing on my strength. It is always my joy to teach, deliver speeches and connect to others. It is fulfilling to see that people listen when I talk. When I talk, I talk from the heart with a lot of conviction. What I considered one of my major accomplishments is the tie-up I sealed with TERADYNE, LEXMARK and KYOCERA, top IT companies in CEBU. Now, the students benefit from the partnership through relevant on-the-job training and possible employment after graduation.
As an entrepreneur
My work experience in STI as manager, my MBA program among others enable me become a better entrepreneur. My passion for learning opened my eyes to the limitless potential of entrepreneurship. It also helps me professionalize our businesses and make them grow thus providing more employment to the community.
Life journey
My passion for learning paves the way for building my network with people and other businesses through active involvement in the community like socio-civic organizations, people organizations, local government and faith community. It is a challenge to wear so many hats but one hat that I can't take off is the hat of being a teacher.
In everything I do, my being an "educator" is always demonstrated in the way I exercise my duty. As a mother, I should start with my children. I should help them improve their lives and reach their full potential. Together with my husband, we commit to provide them all the experience and life long learning they need to make them not only life ready but a responsible member of the society who have the heart to help the community.
As an entrepreneur, I encourage our employees to have the passion for learning. We ask them to be multi-skilled worker. Like in our printing business, we do rotation of work from tshirt printing, off-set machine operator, signage, layout artist. It is our happiness to see our people become entrepreneur themselves because of the training they had in our business.
Reflection
1)    What is the new learning?
My passion to help others improve their lives and reach their full potential is the actualization of the 3rd pillar of success based on Heroic Leadership book of Chris Lowney which is LOVE.
Passion for learning and then sharing it to others so they can apply it to heroic act like serving the community is exemplifying HEROISM which is the 4th pillar of success.
Lesson from Robert Kioyasaki related to passion for learning and entrepreneurship "Work to learn. Don't work for money. Look for jobs that can help you develop the skills of managing cash flow, systems and people rather than just pay you well. A great piece of advice is to get a job where you can learn the skills that you need to succeed as an entrepreneur " 
If Robert Kioyasaki is more on technical aspect, Ronald A. Heifetz identifies one more aspect in leading and that is adaptive change. The technical is defined as those that can be solved by the knowledge of experts, whereas adaptive requires new learning. When the problem definition, solution, and implementation is clear, Heifetz calls this technical change. For the adaptive, change must come from the collective intelligence of the employees at all levels. So, together they learn their way toward solutions.
2)    What is the relation to what I all ready know?
Leading a school with its vision of providing quality and relevant education to the students and producing globally competent graduates who are responsible members of the society requires commitment from all shareholders to make this vision realized.
Students have to engage with student-driven activities that geared toward higher level of patriotism and love of his hometown. If the school is successful inculcating into the minds of their students such traits and live up to the school's vision,  then the school can produce graduates who are no ordinary employees of a company but a think tank of a corporation, have entrepreneurial mindset that help the company's operations viable and have the passion to serve the community. One or two or even more graduates will go home and serve his/her hometown and contribute to the local economy through job creation, practice of their profession and even being a public servant. It shows heroism.
3)   What have I done, am doing, will be doing for this topic?
As school administrator, I believe I have done what I ought to do to our students and employees. In the case of our faculty, I encouraged a lot already to pursue their masters not only because it is required by CHED but more importantly, as a teacher they should have the passion for learning to make them more effective. As teachers, they have the power and authority, more that they can influence students positively in pursuit of their dreams.  Then the result is exponential. I will continue to influence more educators to value continuous learning. What I will be doing as an educator is to recruit and influence people I know who have a gift in teaching.
As an entrepreneur, I have a longer perspective in as far as my vision is concerned. As what Robert Kioyosaki said, look for jobs that can help you develop the skills of managing cash flow, systems and people rather than just pay you well. It took me awhile before I decide to work full-time in running our business and on the side, doing consultancy work in running schools. My experiences I gained from my job equipped me to become a better entrepreneur. What I will be doing as entrepreneur? I must lead my organization that is adaptable to change. While technical is also important, my organization should also be ready to face the changing business environment. A collaboration among employees and management can help us be more adaptive to change as each one of us has this sense of ownership for whatever solutions, plans or systems the company have to implement. Then I will instill in them passion for learning. It delights me to see our employees become entrepreneur themselves someday.
In community development, the same approach applies. I will continue to share the best practices and my new learning to the socio-civic organizations that I am a member of.  Academe, business sectors and LGU may have common goals and interest and so pooling our resources and expertise may lead our city to greater heights.
Maricel Reyes-Ngo,MCS
Mobile No.: 0928-5549795

Sunday, December 20, 2015

Regis Cebu Leadership --GENOGRAM by Leader Maricel Ngo

GENOGRAM

MARICEL AQUINO REYES-NGO
Father's side
            My father's side is from Arayat Pampanga.  They moved to Pasay City and opened a business as rice dealer. They bought a property in Taytay Rizal where they settled for good.
My grandfather is Zoilo Dungca Reyes born on  July 27, 1910. He was a businessman selling crabs, rice and groceries. He died in 1998 due to old age. I remember him as a strict father to his children( my aunts and uncles). My aunt blamed him of her misery being an old maid. No suitors can visit her otherwise they will be thrown out of the house. My aunt was a very beautiful woman.  She was even offered an acting role in a movie during her younger years but my grandfather didn't allow her. Because of his being strict, his youngest daughter( Tita Baby ) run away with her lover.
My lolo was not a family person. He did not attend a single family gatherings except the wedding of his youngest daughter ( Tita Baby). I don't recall any moment that he showed affection to his grandchildren.
He didn't want his food seasoned with MSG( ajinomoto) otherwise he would throw the plate of food served to him. He was a quick-tempered person who curse people, even his children. 
He was a devotee Iglesia ni Cristo.

Monday, December 14, 2015

Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Reflection Paper 2 - External and Internal Factors That Shaped Me

  
Reflection Paper 2  -  External and Internal Factors That Shaped Me
External Factors that shape me
Family 
Being raised in a FAMILY with no one who finished college education motivates me to strive getting a degree. My parents were bombarding me with a lot of sermon that in order to succeed in life, I have to complete a college education. While my father was a businessman, he didn't influence us to follow his footsteps. He wanted his children to work in a company and receive decent salary. I have seen my father and his siblings struggled to make their business profitable. I also witnessed how they spent their money in vices and luxurious things. They have not acquired any property or investments. They were buried in debt and miserable. I was used to seeing new appliances at home then after a few months will be confiscated by the loan sharks. I was in fourth year college when my I begged my dad to buy me one computer unit. I needed it for my thesis. He bought me one and it lasted for 2 months as it was again impounded. My mother had no knowledge on how to handle our finances. She would buy us apparels that are cheap but of low quality.
Physical appearance matters in REYES family. Maybe, because a typical REYES clan has physical features like those of celebrities with fair complexion, pointed nose and deep-seated eyes. I was not one of them which always put me to be a subject of ridicule by my family and relatives every time we have family gatherings like reunion. I grew up believing that I am ugly and has no place in the beautiful world of REYES clan. Because of this, I suffered from inferiority complex.


Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Call to Arms



To our respectable professor Mr. Jorge Saguinsin, to my co-leaders, God's morning.
I can make a difference as a mother and as an educator.
But , what can a leader of a tertiary school located in the Eastern Visayas: the Philippines'  3rd poorest region, with 37.2%  of its population living below poverty line do?
I do not have the power. I do not have the authority and even resources to help our region  at least reduce the poverty rate. But I have the hope. I can influence young people.  I have the vision. I want a long-term solution and that is ….. educating the young people, inculcating into the minds of our students and my children the virtue of patriotism and importance of rural development.
My advocacy is simple..  to influence young generations including my own children to work and serve their hometown. 


Tuesday, December 8, 2015

Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Movie Synopsis -JCampbell monomyth and My Life story

Prof, I hope you still consider this paper. I overlooked your email. I thought the deadline is on December 12. Reflection paper pala iyun. God bless!

Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Movie Synopsis -JCampbell
 
The Iron Lady
 
Movie Synopsis
 
The Iron Lady is a surprising and intimate portrait of Margaret Thatcher (Meryl Streep), the first and only female Prime Minister of The United Kingdom. One of the 20th century's most famous and influential women, Thatcher came from nowhere to smash through barriers of gender and class to be heard in a male dominated world.
 
 
I.          The hero was introduced in the ordinary world
 
Margaret Roberts,  as a young woman worked for his family's grocery store. She looked up to his father and delighted to hear his political speeches. She had a poor relationship with her mother.
 
Margaret as a girl in Grantham experienced a 2nd world war air-raid. The film also shows, Thatcher as an isolated person from other women her age. She had to bear the unkind remarks of her classmates.
 
Being an intelligent young lady, she has won a place at the University of Oxford.
 
Dennis Tatcher, a businessman, proposed to Margaret and promised to support her apparent political ambition. Margaret was vocal in informing Dennis Tatcher about the trade off she has to make for her political career. Her exact words were :
 
" I will never be one of those women Dennis, who stay silent and pretty in front of their husband. One life must matter Dennis. Doing the cooking, the cleaning and the children. One's life must mean more than that. I can't die washing up the tea cup, I mean it Dennis"
 
They were blessed with twins: Carol and Mark.


Regis Cebu Leadership - Leader Maricel Ngo -Enneagram

Enneagram test result
1st Take : My personality falls under Type 8- Aggressiveness
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2nd Take – My personality type is Style 7: The Enthusiast.
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My real self in relation to my enneagram result
My first enneagram test result shows that I have type 8 personality with aggressiveness as its behavioral tendency. It is also classified as a CHALLENGER. I agree with how the "Challenger" behavior was described. I exhibit said behaviours most of the time.
As a school admin and officer of our clubs, I tend to be tough minded and energetic when confronted with challenges or problems. I always think that problems have always solutions available. I subscribe to the idea of Goethe who said, "Everything is hard before it's easy".  I always look for people who have experienced the same problems because I am curious to know how they handled such problems. This explains why I am active in joining organizations. I really enjoy learning from their experiences. This also explains why I sacrifice travelling long hours and crossing islands just to attend my MBA class. It excites me knowing that every class will unveil new learnings for me. I do not stop until I get it right. This reminds me of my determination to love MATH during my early college years. If my classmates can solve algebra problems, why can't I?