Hi Boyd

Thanks for your response.
Jobs in Singapore that I personally feel Americans are welcomed are those in the line of coaching, training, consultancy, IT, etc ... as definitely they are more advanced and creative in those areas.

So, you have a thought of setting up a business here or looking for opportunity to settle down here?

There're actually clubs for American expats in Singapore, you can check out
www.aasingapore.com

Hope this will help! :)

Sincerely

D.D. - Singapore

> Hi,

> I'll barter my answer for information from
> you. What I need to know is:

> What kinds of good jobs in Singapore are
> Americans welcomed in?

> Now, to your query...

> You wrote:

> You also wrote:

> Here's the deal, and I know this from
> painful personal experience with it.

> Wanting to succeed, and knowing how to
> succeed is nullified by peoples' mysterious
> tendency to Block Themselves from
> succeeding. I'm the poster child for this
> syndrome.

> In the past I've blocked myself in various
> ways, such as:

> - I've made projects grandiose or impossibly
> complicated, in a deliberate attempt to keep
> them from working.

> - I've insinuated to myself that the result
> wasn't worth the effort it would take.
> "Why should I do this?" I'd ask
> myself.

> - I've installed clouds of confusion in my
> mind as a way of slowing myself down and
> causing myself to make mistakes.

> - I've immersed myself in seas of fear of
> what could result from taking action, as a
> way to block myself from taking action.

> It's not just entrepreneurs such as I'm
> proud to call myself who Block Themselves
> from succeeding--employees do the same
> thing. If you've ever worked with an
> employee that you knew was smart but who
> couldn't seem to catch on to rather simple
> procedures, you're seeing Blocking in action
> (in my opinion).

> The tendency people have to Block Themselves
> must be hardwired into the human brain; in
> an evolutionary sense it must serve some
> purpose (possibly to cut down on the
> competition faced by the leaders).

> The good news is that I'm making really good
> progress in freeing myself from my
> Blocks--so it can be done. It takes
> willpower, patience and endurance, but those
> are all traits that can be learned.

> Hope this was helpful in some way...

> Best,

> - Boyd