Loud Thinking December 12, 2014 at 06:36PM
Dear Mr. Imran Khan,
AoA.
Please accept heartiest congratulations on beyond expectations success (by the Grace of Allah) of Karachi “BUND” for which first of all, the nation salutes the local ordinary PTI workers and general public of Karachi and secondly, PTI’s entire central and Karachi/Sindh leadership, deserves Kudos, for planning a brilliantly intelligent strategy and it’s meticulous implementation.
Also please mark my words that beyond expectations success of FDB & KHI BUNDS, are Inshallah, a precursor, for
unimaginable success at Lahore, on coming Monday, for which I offer best wishes and advance congratulations.
Pakistan Paindabad.
Loud Thinking December 12, 2014 at 02:32PM
Stop Trying to Hide Your Failures
Even though failure is praised in places like Silicon Valley, it’s still considered taboo in many workplaces. But the truth is that we need to experience failure in order to learn and grow. So how do we leverage a setback to succeed next time? First, we have to speak openly and honestly about our failures, so they are put into their proper context. Recognize that innovation requires failure. If you have a 100% success rate, you’re not doing anything new. Instead of hiding your mistakes, own your narrative. In some ways, it’s a reframing: it’s not so much that you’re creating something (such as a product or service) that failed; it’s that you’re steadily improving a series of drafts. And remember, failure is ongoing. After all, stretch goals are things outside your wheelhouse that may not work out. But if you’re making new and different mistakes, that’s progress.
Adapted from “Stop Believing That You Have to Be Perfect” by Dorie Clark.
Loud Thinking December 11, 2014 at 02:04PM
A Healthy Lunch Can Fuel Better Productivity
What we eat affects our performance more than we realize. That’s why a poor decision at lunch can derail an entire afternoon. Foods like pasta, bread, cereal, and soda give you a burst of energy, followed by a slump. And high-fat foods like cheeseburgers and BLTs make you groggy because your digestive system works harder to process them, reducing oxygen levels in the brain. Fruits and vegetables, on the other hand, contain vital nutrients that can motivate and energize you, as well as improve memory and enhance mood. To eat healthier and accomplish more work in the afternoons, make your eating decisions before you get hungry. Eat smaller, more frequent meals to avoid spikes and drops in blood sugar, which are bad for productivity. And make healthy snacking easier; place some almonds, protein bars, or fruit by your computer, rather than a bag of chips.
Adapted from “What You Eat Affects Your Productivity” by Ron Friedman.
Loud Thinking December 11, 2014 at 01:42AM
@nayyarahmad:
@CMShehbaz @MaryamNSharif
Sir, sale of dead & diseased Halal & Haram animals and birds is now a ROARING business in LHR as well as in the whole province of the Punjab,
Kindly sack & arrest the concerned & responsible senior as well as junior staff, under whose nose meat of dead & diseased animals & birds is being sold OPENLY with impunity all over Lahore, as well as, in the entire Punjab.

