Loud Thinking

Has the PPP missed the bus just to protect some of its corrupt top leaders from the government’s power to speedily prosecute?

A few minutes ago, Dr. Jahangir Bader speaking over Din News TV, has very emphatically appreciated in a very positive manner, the PTI Jalsa in Mianwali.

He was particularly amazed about the ladies participation in the Mianwali Jalsa, where it was unimaginable and incomprehensible that strict Parda observing ladies of Mianwali, will strongly and openly come out in the
open to support the new Pakistan agenda .

“Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow.”

— Swedish Proverb

Ladies of Mianwali…the entire female population of Pakistanis, all over the world are proud of you, for being the catalyst of the greatest awakening and emancipation of the ladies, never ever seen in the history of this world.

Imran Khan Imran Khan

“If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours.”

—Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)
Naturalist, Author, Philosopher

Brave people of Mianwali have proved that the largest ever Jalsa, in the history of the city, for Imran Khan, is a testimony and manifestation of the will of the nation that Go Nawaz Go, is the voice of Pakistan.

Pakistan hockey team you have not won the silver medal…you lost the Gold.

Only history will judge about the fact that the support of PPP to PMLN was of any benefit for the government.

However, this offer of support by the PPP badly damaged its vote bank particularly in the Punjab province and the party workers morale practically touched the bottom of the pit.

PPP’s inept and NINCOOMPOOP top leadership made sure to prove the adage “Everyone rises to the level of their incompetence”.
The whole world knows this open secret that PPP supported PMLN to save itself from any future accountability of its corruption cases.

But then why to punish the honest PPP ordinary worker to protect the corruption of its leaders?

In deference of the sentiments of the public, the government must issue necessary orders that NO power load shedding be allowed today from 3PM onwards, during the final hockey match between Pakistan and India, for the title of gold medal at the Asian Olympic Games.

Take Time to Define Roles on Your Next Project

You’ve pulled together a winning team, and you’ve set goals. Now you need to establish the roles that each member will play. Not having this conversation can lead to confusion, multiple people trying to jump on the same task, turf battles, etc. Avoid this headache by explicitly laying out who will do what – and define what it means to succeed in each role. You need:
A project manager to set a timeline and hold members accountable.
Task specialists to organize and lead larger portions of the project, like doing research or analysis.
A note taker to record all key decisions and document team progress.
A liaison to inform stakeholders (clients, boss, customers) about team activities – and share their thoughts with the team.

Adapted from the HBR Guide to Leading Teams by Mary Shapiro.