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Key to success in life
by imran munawar - Sunday, 31 January 2010, 10:22 AM
 
Life is a beautiful gift, and a responsibility. Not understanding how to make Successthe best of this is too big a loss. We find ourselves focusing on just one of its many dimensions, usually a professional career where we are stupefied by the associated monetary rent or salary. However in the process we overlook the many intangible but highly valuable benefits that other ‘dimensions’ of life have to offer. Think about it. Some of the choices we end up making are suboptimal, to say the least. Our parents, for example, are the only people we will ever have in our lives who love us more than themselves, but we see them less than we see our co-workers at work. There is much value to be derived from being with them. Consider also the case of our spouses, and our children, who face a similar treatment at the supposedly justified excuse of our deadlines and schedules. Spiritual contentment is a third dimension that also takes the back seat. There are important questions that demand reflection, such as where we are coming from and where we are going. In fact they are also enlightening, and can lead to true self discovery.

There are numerous other dimensions that stay unexplored also; there is so much to learn, so much to see, so much to do, so many people to get to know and appreciate. Not as an afterthought, not as a guilt laden ‘time off from work’, but as our clear right as human beings yearning for a fulfilling life. My final contention is that these dimensions do not have to be lived in separate silos. There are overlaps that one could learn to value. For example in the work place, focus on developing what I call ‘life skills’ side by side with your other trainings. These life skills include how to communicate better, how to resolve conflicts better, and how to be a dependable team player. These traits will benefit you in your career, and you will take them home with you to your families, to your marriage, and to your children.

We are usually able to keep putting this off, and to ignore this fact till we reach the ‘other side of the hill’. One is truly successful when one is happy and satisfied not just in the ‘today’ when one is young and everything is a daze, but also in the ‘tomorrow’. Adding depth to how we spend our lives today is an investment in the future far more valuable than any material assets we put away for retirement. It is time now to wrap up the analogy at the start. The cab really symbolizes our life, and the example is meant to remove unnecessary confusion from the view and present a simple and clear picture. Let us resolve to not let life pass us by just like the cab. The remedy, once again, is really quite simple. We actively need to learn to ‘balance’. With a little effort, we can experience how valuable and enriching a life that is enriched by multiple dimensions would be.
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Strategic Management by Fred R David Callaway Golf Club Case Solved
by imran munawar - Friday, 29 January 2010, 02:28 PM
 
No doubt Strategic Management by Fred R David is one of the best books Callaway Projectavailable for MBA. It not includes course stuff but it always gives you a vital exposure to practical cases. Solving these cases will obviously enhance your practical knowledge. Callaway golf club case is considered to be one of the most difficult .So here i am giving you some files which can help you in solving this particular case. In fact its a solved case smile. So if you don't have enough time to solve it by yourself make some amendments to these files and Chill out wink


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Open up window of Entrepreneurship
by imran munawar - Wednesday, 16 September 2009, 01:23 PM
 
Hi Guys smile hoping all you doing well & must be having cheerful Ramadan. Yeah Entrepreneurshipits always good to have those samosaz and pakoras. It’s been like three months we are done with our MBA degree but none of us has been able to hunt a good job. I myself been trying some job portals only got a call from Karachi they took an initial phone interview and selected me but my family they never want me to go there. The objective of this post isn’t to de-motivate you people. But if we look around realistically jobs are only targeted for experienced guys particularly in Faisalabad.
HMmmm so what to do ?? Yeah there use to be a subject called “Entrepreneurship". So why don’t we start up a new venture. Its quite easy but I know it requires capital and lot of struggle. The later thing is really important you need a lot of hard struggle. The foremost thing you need for starting a venture is an idea on which you can work out, try out for something really creative. But if its kind of innovation or even imitation its all right let the things come out your mind.
I recently read an article in which a company I just giving printing facility and also delivering to your home many of us don’t have printer so they captured this market. It's nothing new they just innovated the process and start delivering documents at your door step just an extended service. Many of us having lots of unique idea in our brain just scratch and let them turn into real products and services. This post is just meant to motivate you people towards entrepreneurship. At last I’ll recommend you people to share your ideas what kind of initiation you want to have as entrepreneur.

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