miss.ieta

A Wandarer soul in this beautiful Earth on the way to my North Star ✨ | Small girl from small town with BIG DREAMS

[Tuan Putri ❤️ @UmmusabilS]

Ada tulisan yang sukses bikin aku terhenti sejenak sebelum membuka halaman berikutnya :

"Jika ada yang melemparkan api ke rumahmu, jangan kau kejar orangnya, padamkan saja apinya, agar rumahmu selamat.

Jika ada yang melemparkan api ke dalam hatimu, lewat ucapan atau perbuatan, padamkan dulu apinya, agar hatimu selamat."

[miss.ieta @ietaraharja]

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[miss.ieta @ietaraharja]

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[Patrick Bet-David @patrickbetdavid]

Your parents may not have given you everything you wanted.

But they probably gave you everything they had.
Make sure they know how grateful you are.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“Your future is shaped by the habits you repeat, not the goals you set.”

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Major cheat code for life: Every pattern in your life repeats until you learn the lesson. The moment you choose differently, the loop ends and growth begins.

[Blake Burge @blakeaburge]

Major cheat code for life: Stop dragging yesterday into today. The argument. The mistake. The missed chance. It’s already gone. Stop reliving it. Learn fast. Forgive yourself faster. Move forward. Life happens in the direction you face.

[心灵书舫 | SoulSloop @SoulSloop99]

孙子兵法：
1.选妻就是：改命
2.攒钱就是：改运
3.早睡就是：续命
4.读书就是:觉醒
5.自律就是：破局
6.认知就是：出路
7.行善就是:积德
8.闭嘴就是：避灾
9.旅行就是：开智
10.倾听就是：纳慧，在他人见解里汲取养分。
11.专注就是：深耕，用全身心投入收获硕果。
12.宽容就是：释怀，于包容谅解中解脱自己 。
13.微笑就是：暖场，凭亲和笑容化解隔阂 。

[miss.ieta @ietaraharja]

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[Simply Padmaja @Padmaja_Yatra]

One my friends sent this beautiful post explaining Karma. I thought it’s worth sharing 😊

[Lark Davis @LarkDavis]

Real wealth is not having enough to buy whatever you want. It is having enough that nothing unexpected can derail you. A $3,000 bill arrives and it is annoying but fine.

That is the target. Not a yacht. Not a second house. Just the version of life where an emergency is inconvenient but not catastrophic. Most people are much closer to that than they think.

[Jasveer Singh @jasveer10]

Living away from family is one of the best decisions you can make.

Come home once in a while. Stay for 3-4 days. Meet everyone, spend time together, enjoy home-cooked food, have a good time, and get out.

You avoid the everyday unsolicited advice, unnecessary interference, and no constant questions about what you’re doing with your own life. The longer you stay, the more everyone suddenly becomes an expert on your career, marriage, money, and lifestyle.

The funny thing is, distance actually keeps relationships healthy. Sometimes staying away from your own people is exactly what keeps you close to them.

[CooperBaggs 💰🍞 @edgaralandough]

Your death will come on an ordinary day, in the middle of unfinished plans, and the world will continue without you. So enjoy the ordinary moments. Drop the bitterness. Let go of what you can’t control. Love yourself while you’re still here. Stop postponing joy for some perfect future. One day, something will happen for the last time and you won’t know it. Be present. Life is happening now.

[Mikael Dewabrata 📊 @MikaelDewabrata]

Fact of life: rajin dan gigih bisa mengatasi banyak masalah hidup. Pinter tapi ga punya determinasi untuk wujudkan kemauan akan berakhir yapping aja.

[vyooo @vyowiz_]

Pergilah ke gym. Jauhkan diri dari drama. Selalu jaga penampilan dan pastiin diri selalu wangi. Fokus cari duit dan bangun kehidupan yang lebih baik. Perluas circle of friends sama orang-orang yang positif. Kurangin ngomong, lebihin tindakan. Perbanyak doa dan deketin diri ke Allah. Dan yang paling penting, hargain diri sendiri setinggi-tingginya.

[miss.ieta @ietaraharja]

@skyholicc88 Selamat Hari Raya Idul Fitri ✨

Mau coba ikut ya 😁

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Terima kasih🙏🏻

[Desmond Wira @desmondwira]

Jangan dikira disrupsi pasokan minyak bumi hanya berimbas pada kelangkaan dan kenaikan BBM. Tapi sebenarnya lebih luas dari itu. Disrupsi tsb berimbas pada hampir semua lini aspek kehidupan, mulai dari energi, manufaktur, makanan sampai obat

Minyak bumi (crude oil atau petroleum) adalah salah satu sumber daya alam paling penting di dunia. Setelah diolah melalui proses distilasi fraksional dan proses petrokimia lainnya, minyak bumi menghasilkan berbagai produk yang digunakan hampir di setiap aspek kehidupan modern. Penggunaannya bisa dibagi menjadi beberapa layer (lapisan/tingkatan) berdasarkan skala dan jenis pemanfaatan utama:

Layer 1: Penggunaan Energi (sekitar 80–85% dari total minyak bumi) berupa bensin, solar, avtur, lpd, dll
Layer 2: Petrokimia & Bahan Baku Non-Energi (sekitar 10–16%) berupa plastik, ban, pupuk (untuk produksi makanan), pelumas, pelarut kimia, dll
Layer 3: Produk Sehari-hari & Khusus (persentase kecil) berupa kosmetik, obat, cat, produk rumah tangga spt deterjen, kabel, dll

Contoh saja obat. Parasetamol 100% berbahan dasar petrokimia. Ibuprofen 100% berbahan dasar petrokimia. Metformin, obat diabetes yang paling banyak diresepkan di dunia, 80% hingga 90% berbahan dasar petrokimia. Antibiotik membutuhkan metanol, aseton, dan diklorometana sebagai pelarut untuk ekstraksi dan kristalisasi. Setiap kemasan obat butuh plastik yang terbuat dari minyak bumi

Jadi secara sederhana:
Minyak bumi bukan hanya bahan bakar mobil dan motor, melainkan fondasi hampir seluruh kehidupan modern — dari bensin yang menggerakkan kendaraan sampai plastik, makanan dan obat yang kita konsumsi sehari-hari

Jika disrupsi pada pasokan minyak terus terganggu, dampaknya akan terlihat. Paling cepat pada BBM, lalu selanjutnya pada plastik, meluas pada makanan dan obat. Harga akan naik. Inflasi tinggi. Kalau sudah begini, gimana ngga berdampak negatif pada pasar saham

Berikut adalah tabel pengaruh disrupsi pasokan minyak pada berbagai sektor industri (sumber Morgan Stanley). Ternyata buanyak sekali sektor industri yang terkena

[Lark Davis @LarkDavis]

Here's the math they never show you:

You get 80 years.
Here's where they go:

✖️ Ages 0–22 → Preparation (not your choice)
✖️ Ages 22–67 → The Grind
✅ Ages 67–80 → Your "reward"

That's 13 years of freedom.
At the end of your life.
With a body that's already tired.

But the people who figured it out early?

They didn't wait for 67.

They put their money to work before the grind drained them.

Every year you delay investing is another year you're trading time for money, instead of making money buy back your time.

The earlier you invest, the earlier you exit.
The more you invest, the richer you exit.

Don't wait for permission to start living.

[Ricky Ho @rickyho_1989]

Indonesia’s core economic problem today is weak income growth, and many of the country’s structural issues stem from that single reality.

Low income levels directly explain why Indonesia’s tax ratio remains persistently low compared with OECD economies. Governments can only tax what exists. When household incomes are limited and a large share of employment sits in low-productivity sectors, the tax base naturally remains shallow.

The same dynamic is visible in the labor market. Unemployment among fresh graduates remains high, not necessarily because people lack education, but because the economy is not creating enough high-quality jobs. Skilled professionals often struggle to move between companies for meaningful salary increases because the number of firms capable of paying significantly higher wages is limited. Many workers therefore remain stuck in roles that offer little career progression.

Weak income growth also constrains the business environment. When consumers have limited purchasing power, companies struggle to scale revenue. Businesses that rely heavily on volume growth face particularly difficult economics. Ride-hailing platforms such as Grab and GoTo illustrate the problem clearly: fares cannot be raised significantly because customers are highly price sensitive, yet drivers demand higher earnings to keep up with rising living costs. The result is a constant tension between platform economics and worker income.

The technology sector faces similar constraints. Without strong domestic purchasing power, it becomes difficult to build large, profitable digital platforms purely from the Indonesian market. As a result, the local tech ecosystem has increasingly stagnated after the initial wave of growth during the previous decade.

All of these issues ultimately trace back to the same underlying factor: wealth creation in Indonesia has been weak. Over the past ten years, roughly 80% of new jobs created in the country have paid less than Rp3 million per month (around $175). When the majority of employment growth occurs at such low income levels, it becomes extremely difficult to expand the middle class, deepen consumption, or build a robust tax base.

In other words, the challenge facing Indonesia today is not simply about growth rates. It is about the quality of growth. Without stronger productivity gains and the creation of higher-income jobs, many of the country’s fiscal, labor market, and business challenges will remain tightly linked to the same structural constraint: insufficient wealth generation.