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Archive for May, 2013

I salute the gesture of Mian Shahbaz Sharif Sahab for his gesture of visiting the hospital to inquire the welfare of Imran Khan.

Allah gives the hardest battles to the strongest soldiers.

CAPTAIN you have again led from the front.

Imran Khan broke his bones for us, to build and discover a NEW PAKISTAN.

Get well soon. Long live Imran Khan. The Pakistani nation will never let you down and shall never forget your sacrifices.

Imran Khan may Allah give you a long happy and healthy life.

CAPTAIN you have again led from the front….!

Imran Khan broke his bones for us to build and discover a NEW PAKISTAN

Get well soon. Long live Imran Khan. The Pakistani nation will never let you down and shall never forget your sacrifices.

Imran Khan may Allah give you a long happy and healthy life.

Learning is the process of gaining knowledge.

“I am always doing that which I cannot do, in order that I may learn how to do it. ”

Pablo Picasso (1881-1973);
Spanish artist

Don’t Listen to Customers — Observe Them

Every business wants to know what influences their customers. So, they should just ask them, right? Not so fast.

There’s a fundamental problem with asking people what will persuade them to change: Most of the time they won’t know the answer. It’s not that they won’t give one. They’ll give you plenty. But those answers are likely to be wrong.
Asking someone to pinpoint what will influence them in the future is a bit like saying, “Tell me how you will behave when you are not thinking about what I have just asked you about.” Instead of listening to your customers, watch them.
Set up small field tests and controlled studies that observe what they actually do.
In most instances, these experiments will be lot cheaper than traditional market research, and the insights will be much more revealing.

Today’s Management Tip was adapted from “Stop Listening to Your Customers” by Steve Martin.

“Dream big, but allow yourself the opportunity to start small,
and have your share of struggles in the beginning. The world’s greatest composers weren’t writing symphonies the day they first sat at a piano.”

— Kevin O’Rourke

Just received the following Twitter messages from the US State Department.

1. @USDOSDOT_Urdu: @nayyarahmad
پاکستان کے استحکام کی جانب امریکی ٹھوس سرکاری پالیسی پر نمائندوں کی تبدیلی سے کوئی اثر نہیں پڑتا

2. @USDOSDOT_Urdu: @nayyarahmad
امریکہ پاکستان کيساتھ ايسے اسٹریٹجک تعلقات قائم کرنے کيلۓ پر عزم ہے جو ہماری عوام کی حفاظت کو يقينی بنانے سے بڑھ کر ہوں

3. @USDOSDOT_Urdu: @nayyarahmad
ہميں يقين ہے کہ صرف اقتصادی اور سیاسی طور پر مضبوط پاکستان خطے ميں پائیدار امن قائم کرنے کيلۓ اپنا کليدی کردار ادا کرسکتا ہے

4. @USDOSDOT_Urdu: @nayyarahmad
ہميں يقين ہے کہ ایک مضبوط اور سياسی طور پر مستحکم پاکستان خطے ميں امن قائم کرسکتا ہے اور امریکی مفادات کی ضمانت دے سکتا ہے

InshaAllah, mark my words, repeat mark my words, as a result of the general elections on 5/11 in Pakistan, PTI is forming government in the Center and in many provinces including Punjab.
(This should be noted as of 6th May 2013).

Rising-Above is to overcome difficult situations, to weather the storms of life.