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Jay Jaboneta
Jay Jaboneta

This document discusses the role of citizens and social media in nation-building. It emphasizes that social media is about human interaction and communication, and that people support what they help to create. It encourages citizens to participate actively and take on small actions that can help the country, such as following traffic rules, not buying smuggled goods, and speaking positively about the nation. It profiles Alex Lacson as an example of one hero who dared to change the world through his inspiring book.

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Be a ¡°hero.¡± Jay Jaboneta, New Media Head Presidential Communications Operations Office
¡°We are the heroes our country needs.¡± Barack Obama
¡°However good the policies of the government are, nothing will come of them without the active participation of each and every one of us.¡± - Nelson Mandela, May Day 1998
¡°Good Citizenship is about a people becoming responsible citizens of their government, as well as becoming generous and caring members of their society.¡± ¨C Alex Lacson, from his speech entitled "Making Heroes of Our People"
Social Media in Nation Building
Social media is not about tools & technologies
It¡¯s about human interaction & communication
Social Media is about PEOPLE! ¡°You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.¡± ¡ª Dale Carnegie
Government approach to New Media should keep this in mind: people support what they help to create
Citizen as Partner New Media¡¯s Role in Nation- Building: Making Heroes of Our People
Story ¨C the cups of life
Video ¨C 12 Little Things
One Inspiration. One Idea. One Book. One Hero.
12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do To Help Our Country
Follow traffic rules, follow the law. Walang wang-wang. ¡°Traffic rules are the simplest of our country¡¯s laws. But when implemented, it paints a country of strong laws.¡± (Author) ¡°The best way to build a dream is by attending to the little things that comprise it. Its foundation is in the little details; its beauty in the little details; its beauty in the fine points.¡± (Benjamin Franklin)
Don't buy smuggled goods. Buy local. Buy Filipino. ¡°No man can be a patriot without sacrificing for his country.¡± (William C. Brann)
When you talk to others, especially foreigners, speak positively about us and our country. ¡°Every citizen is an ambassador of his country.¡± (Rafael Salas)
Be a hero
One Inspiration. ¨C The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell One Idea. ¨C Things every Filipino can do One Book. ¨C 12 Little Things Every Filipino Can do To Help Our Country One Hero. ¨C Alex Lacson
100,000 copies sold. A dozen versions abroad. Another book coming. One Filipino who dared to change the world (and succeeded).
The Story of Pebbles
Many pebbles find themselves in turbulent shores.
But some are lucky to be in quiet shores.
Some find their destiny beneath the ocean.
Others find their place near the skies.
Some pebbles find themselves useful for walks among trees.
Some find their uses in grand highways
Many become part of stairs where few people pass.
Some become part of steps for beautiful people like her.
Some pebbles are destined to be part of something great.
Some become part of something that last through time.
You see¡­ Even pebbles aspire to be great. They aspire to be part of something as high as this.
Or to be part of something as grand as this.
Or of something as wonderful as this.
Or of one as beautiful as this.
Or of one simply as free as this.
What about you?
My Two Other Heroes Challenge the known. Embrace the unknown. Continue to learn. Obey the absolutes. Enjoy your family and friends before they are gone. ¨C Guy Kawasaki, The Art of the Start Pursue adventures¡­ in every task. MBWA lives and rules! Make this day matter. Lunch Management. Roll up your sleeves. Projects that make a dent in the universe. ¨C Tom Peters, Re-imagine
Be a hero
Remember: Losers let things happen. Winners make things happen. Failing is part of the process.
Questions?
BE A CANDLE OR A MIRROR ¡°In this age of darkness, there are two ways of spreading light. You may either be a candle, or the mirror that reflects its light.¡± (Ninoy Aquino, while in prison wrote this in his December 30, 1977 letter to Jose Antonio Gonzales)
¡°Be the change YOU want to see in the world.¡± - Mahatma Gandhi
Story ¨C Carrot, Egg and Coffee
Get Involved! Visit the President¡¯s website: http://www.president.gov.ph Be a Facebook fan: http://www.facebook.com/presidentnoy Follow P-Noy on Twitter: http://twitter.com/noynoyaquino Email us: op@president.gov.ph jay@president.gov.ph
THANK YOU! Please share what you learned here today and together let's build our Dream Philippines.
Thank You! If you want this presentation¡­ ? Email: jayjaboneta@gmail.com ? Website: www.jayjaboneta.com ? Twitter: twitter.com/jayjaboneta ? Facebook: www.facebook.com/jay.michael.jaboneta

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Be a hero

  • 1. Be a ¡°hero.¡± Jay Jaboneta, New Media Head Presidential Communications Operations Office
  • 2. ¡°We are the heroes our country needs.¡± Barack Obama
  • 3. ¡°However good the policies of the government are, nothing will come of them without the active participation of each and every one of us.¡± - Nelson Mandela, May Day 1998
  • 4. ¡°Good Citizenship is about a people becoming responsible citizens of their government, as well as becoming generous and caring members of their society.¡± ¨C Alex Lacson, from his speech entitled "Making Heroes of Our People"
  • 5. Social Media in Nation Building
  • 6. Social media is not about tools & technologies
  • 7. It¡¯s about human interaction & communication
  • 8. Social Media is about PEOPLE! ¡°You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you.¡± ¡ª Dale Carnegie
  • 9. Government approach to New Media should keep this in mind: people support what they help to create
  • 10. Citizen as Partner New Media¡¯s Role in Nation- Building: Making Heroes of Our People
  • 11. Story ¨C the cups of life
  • 12. Video ¨C 12 Little Things
  • 13. One Inspiration. One Idea. One Book. One Hero.
  • 14. 12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do To Help Our Country
  • 15. Follow traffic rules, follow the law. Walang wang-wang. ¡°Traffic rules are the simplest of our country¡¯s laws. But when implemented, it paints a country of strong laws.¡± (Author) ¡°The best way to build a dream is by attending to the little things that comprise it. Its foundation is in the little details; its beauty in the little details; its beauty in the fine points.¡± (Benjamin Franklin)
  • 16. Don't buy smuggled goods. Buy local. Buy Filipino. ¡°No man can be a patriot without sacrificing for his country.¡± (William C. Brann)
  • 17. When you talk to others, especially foreigners, speak positively about us and our country. ¡°Every citizen is an ambassador of his country.¡± (Rafael Salas)
  • 19. One Inspiration. ¨C The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell One Idea. ¨C Things every Filipino can do One Book. ¨C 12 Little Things Every Filipino Can do To Help Our Country One Hero. ¨C Alex Lacson
  • 20. 100,000 copies sold. A dozen versions abroad. Another book coming. One Filipino who dared to change the world (and succeeded).
  • 21. The Story of Pebbles
  • 22. Many pebbles find themselves in turbulent shores.
  • 23. But some are lucky to be in quiet shores.
  • 24. Some find their destiny beneath the ocean.
  • 25. Others find their place near the skies.
  • 26. Some pebbles find themselves useful for walks among trees.
  • 27. Some find their uses in grand highways
  • 28. Many become part of stairs where few people pass.
  • 29. Some become part of steps for beautiful people like her.
  • 30. Some pebbles are destined to be part of something great.
  • 31. Some become part of something that last through time.
  • 32. You see¡­ Even pebbles aspire to be great. They aspire to be part of something as high as this.
  • 33. Or to be part of something as grand as this.
  • 34. Or of something as wonderful as this.
  • 35. Or of one as beautiful as this.
  • 36. Or of one simply as free as this.
  • 38. My Two Other Heroes Challenge the known. Embrace the unknown. Continue to learn. Obey the absolutes. Enjoy your family and friends before they are gone. ¨C Guy Kawasaki, The Art of the Start Pursue adventures¡­ in every task. MBWA lives and rules! Make this day matter. Lunch Management. Roll up your sleeves. Projects that make a dent in the universe. ¨C Tom Peters, Re-imagine
  • 40. Remember: Losers let things happen. Winners make things happen. Failing is part of the process.
  • 42. BE A CANDLE OR A MIRROR ¡°In this age of darkness, there are two ways of spreading light. You may either be a candle, or the mirror that reflects its light.¡± (Ninoy Aquino, while in prison wrote this in his December 30, 1977 letter to Jose Antonio Gonzales)
  • 43. ¡°Be the change YOU want to see in the world.¡± - Mahatma Gandhi
  • 44. Story ¨C Carrot, Egg and Coffee
  • 45. Get Involved! Visit the President¡¯s website: http://www.president.gov.ph Be a Facebook fan: http://www.facebook.com/presidentnoy Follow P-Noy on Twitter: http://twitter.com/noynoyaquino Email us: op@president.gov.ph jay@president.gov.ph
  • 46. THANK YOU! Please share what you learned here today and together let's build our Dream Philippines.
  • 47. Thank You! If you want this presentation¡­ ? Email: jayjaboneta@gmail.com ? Website: www.jayjaboneta.com ? Twitter: twitter.com/jayjaboneta ? Facebook: www.facebook.com/jay.michael.jaboneta