2006 RESOLUTION

31 December 2005

1. Stay healthy by maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
2. Eat moderately and keep weight below 66kg.
3. Join a gym and continue with Yoga class.
4. Keep golf handicap below 20.
5. Be proficient in Autocad.
6. Talk less and listen more.
7. Be more sensitive and nicer to people.
8. Be more proactive.
9. Maintain a happy family environment.
10. To persist with the above resolutions until 31.12.06

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