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The Essence Of Strategy Is Choosing What Not To Do
The essence of strategy is choosing what not to do. Think of the usual strategic choices you make when making any investment or strategy; such as, holding shares for three years, trading for three months, short-selling, dividend and buyback, holding a government bond, investing in a company, so on and so forth.
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
The Worst Day Will Only Last 24 Hours
Your worst day will only last for 24 hours, so get over it. Give yourself a little time. There are no dead dogs or cats lying around waiting for me to do laundry and the dishes.
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
What Is Racism ON?
How Did Racism Began? Racism began when Europeans arrived on the Americas and began planting European crops and having their colonists come from a different continent to work those fields, explains Kshama Sawant, Socialist Seattle City Council Member and a third-generation East Indian. She argues that the history of racism has long been a narrative used to justify American imperialism. It allows the elites to justify pillaging and occupying other countries. They blame the indigenous for killing their European conquerors. And it gives the settlers "a sense of security and order."
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
How Long Does It Take To Be In The Top 1%
HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE YOU TO EARN TO BE THE 1 PERCENT? What Is In This Game? THE GAME OF LIFE You start by selecting a profession – you can go warrior, scout, caster, rogue, mage, or priest. Your class will be your home for the entirety of the game and you'll have a flexible set of choices to achieve the things you'd like to achieve in the game world.
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
Life After death?
Possibility for life after death on a mental health ward? Share your stories One doctor who works on the frontline of mental health care says he has treated patients who claimed they could live beyond the grave.
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
Rise and Fall Of Culture?...
rise and fall of culture? …” Literature tends to overlap with or refract the influence of sex. Many masters, from V. S. Pritchett and T. S. Eliot to Virginia Woolf, Kazuo Ishiguro, and even Charles Dickens, were unfaithful, and in one sense, unfaithful to other women (as in Lionel Trilling’s remarkable essay “The Literary Double Lives of D.H. Lawrence and Francis Carco,” from 1940). As Simon Schama tells us in “Life Without Pity,” the title of his splendid history of literature (1987), there was much more besides:
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
WHY WAR?
Before and after war We sing it, sing it to the west, A poem to poetry The poem before and after war To poetry we sing it
By umer ali3 years ago in Journal
Top 10 Ways of Building Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Parks
Parks are about much more than making a community more visually appealing and liveable. Parks can also help to protect and conserve our natural areas, as well as promote a healthy ecosystem. A park architecture Atlanta that is designed primarily for aesthetics and recreation may not be as sustainable or beneficial. There are ways to design parks that consider those two factors, but the impact on the environment should be a top priority.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
Ten Reasons to Get Married at a Museum
When one walks into a museum filled with historical artefacts, scientific exploration, or artistic works of art, the first thing that comes to mind is "What a Great Wedding Venue." Although these highly valued objects and exhibits are the foundation of what makes Atlanta history museum wedding so special. We'd also like to think what makes them so special are the memories created inside their historic walls.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
The Rewarding Art of Writing Your Own Story
Writing your own story isn't easy. But it's worth it! Having your own story is like having a novel written just for you. Because every character has their own story, they all come together in one unique tale. That is why writing your own story is so rewarding. And that's because you get to be the main character, telling the events of your life in full detail. So, if that sounds like something you want to do, keep reading to learn more about how to write your own story.
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Journal
Rediscovering Atlanta’s Architecture
Atlanta is frequently accused of forgetting its history. Indeed, as progress marches forward and the city's core bustles with new development, older structures are discarded as worthless, usurped by monotonous, anonymous gleaming glass towers. We can learn from the losses of the Loew's Grand Theatre, the Piedmont Hotel, the original Equitable Building, Terminal Station, and several other smaller but no less significant buildings that demolition of historic fabric is a loss for our city. And the significance of appreciating the classical architecture that has survived.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
8 Features Of The Ideal Wedding Venue
When it comes to wedding planning, one of the most difficult decisions is where to hold the ceremony and reception. After all, your dream wedding would be incomplete without the ideal location. When choosing a location, consider the cost, the availability of nearby accommodations, and the flexibility of your booking. You'll also want to make sure there's enough room for all of your guests, as well as the wedding jazz band you've always wanted for your big day. Here are some of the features to look for when choosing your venue.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal