High parental expectations: were put on him: “the ambition to succeed was instilled in me.” Having idealised his family (a “fine” one), he followed what they told and showed him, and from early age, worked in all his spare time, after school and during vacations as he took on his parents’ motto, “Keep busy; always have something constructive to do.” This continued in adult age when he kept busy and endeavouring to go up the ladder of professional success. Through his hard working he became director of a large bank. As his family was quite community-oriented, so was he, and he also became director of several civic organisations.…
Children shows are very different from the 90’s and even if they are for a more mature audience they do have similar meanings. Cartoon Network has a symbolism of imagination even now though the shows are based more on story then the underlying message. Nickelodeon is geared more towards social acceptance and learning to deal with everyday life. Finally Disney has always been about family and learning. Through these popular children stations our children learn and grow but are they a bad influence or just misunderstood?…
The market is still maturing, and they seem to be positioned well in this space. The primary factor that has contributed to Tewari’s success is that he is a risk taker and has established a vision of where he wants to take the company. His success is not without its difficulties. His first company went virtually bankrupt. However, he is a power influencer who is able to gain influence and adjust his approaches to meet the demands of the market, which continues to expand.…
My grandfather Bhagwan was similar, yet completely different. He grew up eating everything that moved- except for beef of course because cows are to Indians as Jesus is to Christians. He grew up with five sisters, in the heart of Karachi in a huge apartment on top of hill. Their family business was in owning apartments and because there were so many people paying rent to them, Bhagwan was told that he would never have to work another day in his life. On his 16th birthday, his father gave him a building, setting his up for even more prosperity in life.…
Dr. Syedna Mohammed Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin born March 6, 1915 is the 52ndDā‘ī l-Muṭlaq of the Dawoodi Bohras. The Dawoodi Bohras are a sub group within the Ismā‘īlī-Shī‘ah sect ofIslam…
From used machinery trading, Tan Sri Lim drifts into iron mining accidentally. Tan Sri Lim joined as a partner in an iron mining company which couldn't settle the outstanding payment of two bulldozers with him, and this proved to be a successful venture as he earned an extensive amount of profit from the mining industry. This includes forming…
Hemant had just started taking over as ASM in “Rurban”, after his yearlong training in Fevicol division. He was to lead a team that markets all Pidilite products, in towns below 50k population. Having completed a year at Pidilite, Hemant was on his well- earned annual leave and was visiting his maternal uncle, near Satara in Maharashtra. Govindmama was a farmer with a small 5 Acre farm, but very passionate about his small animal rearing and rice farming abilities. While Hemant used to always enjoy his stay at mama’s place since childhood, this time was somewhat different. He knew that his mama was a typical “Rurban” Customer – rural location, but urban aspirations. What could he learn in this trip that could help him create an impact in his job?…
Ismail the father of Imam Bukhari (R.A) had died in Imam Bukhari’s childhood, leaving him in the care of his mother where he was nourished with love and care. At the age of sixteen after having memorized the compiled books of Imam Waki and Abdullah Ibn Mubarak, he performed Haj with his elder brother and mother. After the completion of Haj Imam Bukhari remained in Makkah for a further two years and upon reaching the age of eighteen headed for Medinah, and spent his nights next to the grave of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam compiling the books of ‘Qadhaayas-Sahaabah Wat-Taabi’een’ and ‘Taareekhul-Kabeer’ with the moonlight as a means of lighting.…
Educomp: Shantanu Prakash is an optimist and innovator. When his father was retired and they wanted to settled in Delhi. He found that they do not have enough money to buy a DDA flat. Somewhere he knew that being a service holder he can not earn that much money, So he was sure that he will become an entrepreneur. He says that you don’t need money to start a businesses , if you have capital its great if you don’t it doesn’t matter, you cant start the business. He started a company Educomp it is into digital content and E-learning. Starting from scratch, now his company capitalization is Rs 7000 crore.…
Actually, Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar is not well-educated people. She has not been studied up to the university level. However, this does not mean he was not knowledgeable. Much knowledge gained through direct experience when he engaged in the business since childhood. Helping families because of his family who are less fortunate, Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar helped his mother planting vegetables to cover the family's income. They sell it at the market in Jalan Telok Wan Jah. He also sells roti canai in the same market. During recess at school, the father will find it at school and asked him to make bookkeeping. After school, Tan Sri Syed Mokhtar help shepherd his pet at the quarantine center near the train station Alor Setar. He had a lot to gain knowledge and experience…
He himself becomes the manager and the accountant for the company. He got 3 workers and several part time workers during high demand of the product. He had bitter experience on the early opening of this business as he have to learn to make keropok leko by himself without his cousin help.…
No one can stop a person with an entrepreneurial mind from starting a business. Here I have presented a comprehensive story of a person living in Ahmedabad, his name was Jethalal Gada. Since quite young age he was inspired by visionaries such as Dhirubhai Ambani, Lakshmi Mittal, Narayan Murthy, e.t.c. He had decided his path since10th std. & followed it throughout. He first chose commerce stream, then took entrepreneurship, got good grades in 12th std. & did his MBA from B.K. school of management & proceeded to do his own business.…
Before he became an Estate Manager, Lok did excellent work as an Assistant for many years. He loved his work and made a number of innovations and contributions to efficiency and progress. Even today, he is much respected for his agricultural and technical ability and shows a great deal of interest in these areas.…
The author of the book, Michael Strong, introduced that we can achieve extra ordinary things with focus, persistence and courage. He explained that people such as Steve Job, Muhammad Yunus and other entrepreneurs have made a difference. He also mentioned that everyone is capable of creating a business that will help uplift others. Moreover, he says that in order for us to contribute positive things, we have to believe that we can do it.…
“For four years prior to independence, he had worked as a clerk in the district administration service, at a steady salary of R40.00 a month. Soon after independence his salary shot up to R200.00 per month. Even during his lean days he had had a taste for womanizing and drink; now he had the…