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March 31st, 2008
07:29 pm - Richard St. John's 3 Minutes guide to success
Short and sweet guide to success. Cut other crap, this is a must watch video.
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February 17th, 2008
11:49 pm - Driven From Within
Got hold of this book last week. I must say I was quite an interesting read.
Micheal Jordan is one of the all time best NBA player, baseball player and successful Businessman. Definitely a lot to learn from him.
I always believe that man can be what ever he CHOSES to be. When Micheal was young his parents always though that he was one of dumb guy in this family.
One character I personally would like to take from Micheal Jordan is his passion in what ever he does. Nowadays life of a NBA a player is pretty much predictable. But this guy sailed through unpredictability and difficult times through hard work and passion to be the best.
One sentence I would like to quote from him is "being Successful has nothing to do with which car you drive or how much money you have."
I see many people who try to show their worthiness by their buying power. According to me they are making fool of themselves.
Worthiness in INTERNAL thing.
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April 16th, 2007
11:03 am - Google Double Clicks to cut Microsoft's air supply
Cant agree more with Paul Graham in saying Microsoft is dead.
Google outbids Microsoft to buy DoubleClick for $3.1B in cash!
I think its time for Bill Gates to get some education at Stanford.
I know what will be the response of this post. MS employees will try to screw my ass, others know what I am talking about.
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April 12th, 2007
10:27 am - Getting Things Done
I was longing to read Getting Things Done which is a tool for stress free productivity. I am glad that I finally completed it.
This is not one of those Time Management System which your mom taught you. This methodology uses psychology and scientifically explains why doing in certain way increases your productivity and decreases the stress level. Even Partially implementing it has reduced my stress level by 10%.
One of the thought which struck me was ...............
"The conscious mind should be used as a focusing tool not as a storage device.."
The most funny part is that most of the time we are not aware that we are using our mind as a storage device.
For those who havent read this book, its highly recommended.
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Tags: gettingthingsdone, gtd |
March 27th, 2007
01:19 pm - BCCI
A few days back there were snow storm and JetBlue created a big mess and straddled the passengers. Inspite of knowing well in advance about the weather forecast they didnt take any action. Guess whome did he the CEO of the company blame? Yes thats right he blamed his own employees for their mistake.
What do you thing is the cause of the Indian exit from World cup?
BCCI says its world cup rules!
You can see this in newspaper with your own eyes.
Now I see why India fails in every world cup.
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12:50 pm - UNCLE
The word uncle is the most commonly used by everyone. In India,
when I was young my parents has taught me not to call elders
by their names. Therefore, using uncle was a safe bet.
After coming to West, I am really amazed about how much every
one cares about their age (of course there are ovious exceptions).
Its just not limited to fashion and the way in which they look,
they want others to call them by only their first name. This
includes desi FOBs also. This was my recent with one person.
He was giving me ride to university. We are sitting in car.
Me: Take a right turn UNCLE
He:(completely upset with outrage voice)DONT CALL ME UNCLE
Me:Sorry, I was just miss.
He: What is your year of birth
Me: 1980
He: I was born in 1972. Its just seven years difference.
Me: I was falling out of car seat laughing.
Guess what, he dropped me somewhere on the way near by
instead of dropping me to university.
MORAL: Never call anyone UNCLE. Bcus everyone wants to be
under illusion that they are young.
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August 30th, 2006
11:35 pm - 手机上怎么使用ssr
Let me explain.
Have you ever seen Formula one racing?
Do you know how famous these racers are?
People flock to these racers to get a FRACTION of seconds
of their attention.
All these racers dont know who might run over them during
the race and which will be their last second of their life.
But they do definiately know the risk involved in the game.
They dont do because they have to do or to please others. The
could have chosen a programmer or banker lifestyle which involves
not risk to their lives. But they chose a different thing. They
choose because they enjoy dont it. What is this enjoyment about?
I will explain this in my next para.
If you look at the animal kingdom, the leader in the group
put its life to threat and hunts it pray. That increases its
attractivness in group and he becomes the leader. Similarly,
these racers do that because they know that it increses their
STATUS in the society. Anything which increases your STATUS
is atttractive.
Anytime you get risky job, DONT complain JUST DO IT.
Because doing that is ATTRACTIVE.
Tags: attractiveness, mtheory |
August 15th, 2006
09:28 pm - No Subject
Morning I was walking on my usual path to university.
Suddenly saw a chick was walking toward me. She wore big
sunglasses, an open yet form-fitting jacket and a torn-edged
denim miniskirt that revealed a pair of long legs.
My mind goes into gear: should I talk to her? What the
hell can I say to her. All search algorithms used no result.
Those five seconds put so much pressure on my mind that it
was like I am carring a big rock on my head.
Then I decided to focus on beautiful weather on the lovely
summer day. All of the sudden, she smiles at me and said "Hi!"
(yes, with an exclamation point). I'll never know for sure,
but I like to think that it was some subtle nonverbal
communication that made her comfortable and happy to see me.
Yes Yes, I greeted her back.
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July 24th, 2006
12:26 am - I got a nice shoe
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July 16th, 2006
01:40 am - I dont know anything about this song.
I dont know anything about this song. Guess what I am loving it!
The song is "Teri Deewani."
Thats why song/music has no boundries or barriers.
Current Mood: upswing!
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mahantesh
