Author: Fakhir Shah
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Edhi and Me: Learning from a Legend
Abdul Sattar Edhi was a prominent philanthropist and humanitarian. For his work he was affectionately known as the “Angel of Mercy” and is a legendary figure in Pakistan.
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Giving is a Choice
In any situation that you are confronted with you have the choice to ‘Give’ or ‘Get’. It has nothing to do with the situation. It is an attribute of your INTENT.
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Being Appropriate in the Moment
How can you know what is the right thing to do? What is appropriate? These are the questions that I have been asked several times.
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What to do?
In the current Pakistani situation most of the sensitive Pakistanis are confronted with the question, ‘What to do?’ Everything seems to go haywire.
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Our Attention Changes Others
In the following paragraphs I am going to describe how our attention can have an enabling effect on others.
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Busting the Barriers Part 1 – Suspending Immediate Gratification
How does one overcome the challenge of getting down to doing work that one has been avoiding?
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Don’t Sweat the Little Things: Loss is Inevitable
Since death is inevitable, the only competency which is of any value is eloquence in loss
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Who Should Change First?
Despite the initial bias in favor of change from the top, people remarkably come up with strong arguments supporting the idea that organizational change can happen at any level.
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Deepak Chopra on How I Hire: Look Into an Applicant’s Soul
Deepak Chopra MD, the founder of the Chopra Foundation and multiple New York Times Bestseller, gives his criterion on how he chooses the people he works with.
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Jack Welch on How I Hire: The Must-Haves, the Definitely-Should-Haves and the Game-Changer
Jack Welch, the founder of Jack Welch Management Institute, gives his take on how he conducts hiring as one of the world’s most respected and celebrated CEOs.