rest is still unwritten!

Well this is a kind of different look on a song in an Indian Movie; Papuu can’t dance – Saala! from Jane Tu na Jane Na. We (me and my group mates) presented a different side of this song, in our management presentation. We highlighted something which I am sure majority has ignored in this song.

In the song Papuu had everything like: he had a speedy car, he was famous in girls, he was handsome, he was well-off but he couldn’t dance!

Why? This was because he never felt (within himself) that he can dance. The lesson in this song is that there is a force in all of us which stops us from doing anything; this force has “You can’t do it!” attitude. Sometimes you must also have realized that there are many simple things which you are not able to perform. For example: In presentation; when you are talking to a group, as a sales person; when you have to deal with customers, in public speaking etc. Sometimes you feel; you didn’t said what you actually wanted to, even I experience it several times.

You need to ignore those forces hidden inside and have to believe in yourself, “You can do it!”

Whenever you hesitate doing anything just ask yourself; “only Papuu can’t do this! and I can!” —

tata

stainless Haseeb

I usually read very less but I had to read a book to give management presentation. The book is “The Magic of Thinking BIG by David S Schwartz”. I still haven’t read it all but it’s worth reading. Papuuness is one of its after effects.

Just heard the speech of X-President Musharaf, he resigned. I don’t know what will be the after effects of it, my concern is:

Why he resigned? Why the current government always forced him to resign? They say he is corrupt, they say he has abolished Constitution of 1973, they say he is a dictator. My questions are: Are they not corrupt? Do they follow 1973 constitution? Do we deserve democracy (look at the history of past 10 years before he came; in early and mid 90’s)? Do they have any vision? What are their strategies to improve current situation? What are their plans? Finally what is their performance up till now?

I see President Musharaf as a “Leader” with all guts that a leader should have to represent a Nation. Today the way he resigned was also heart touching! The review he gave about last 8 years was outstanding in the History, except the last 1 and ½ year which I see as a conspiracy against him.

I don’t know about the others but I have no-good hopes from current govt.

The leaders who go to foreign countries for just meetings, who spend millions of rupees just to promote Judicial Campaign, have dozens of foreign bank accounts and property, have already grabbed billions and returned back for more.

At least he was the least corrupt (if corrupt) then all of them and the best thing I like about him is that he is always used represent Pakistan with a Pride, as a bold Leader. Not like someone who has no ethics to talk especially in front of media.

He is still not worried of any impeachment.

I see today’s happening just like any other abnormal happening that Pakistanis are experiencing and looking forward for something good in the country like every Pakistani.

Cheers!

stainless Haseeb

P.S: many of you might not agree with all this, but the above is only my opinion.

We celebrated ANP, MQM, PPP, PML, MMA, what and whatnot!

This is something you might feel a total inverse of my previous post but that’s what I felt, it has not created disloyalty in me but it can create in anyone who’s illiterate.

14^th August 2008 is the day when “Pakistan” got independence, but the feeling I experienced was like “the political parties I mentioned above got the independence”. I saw more political party’s flags then Pakistani flag. I saw people with less love for Pakistan and more for their Parties.

This is not fair, one day should be for country only, regardless of religion, culture, lifestyle and Parties but only and only PAKISTAN – Pakistan Zindabad!

stainless Haseeb

Proud Pakistani

From the past couple of years I didn’t celebrated Independence Day like I used to, during my childhood. I still remember the competition among cousins; who has the longest flag displayed at his home.

Surprisingly this year, I am getting a feeler and I guess everybody must be getting it that people are so fed-up of the abnormal happenings and uncertain situations in Pakistan that they are least bothered about the Independence Day. At max they are just happy to get a one day off and rest (at home).

I know I am sharing it at 11^th hour but still, I believe this can make a difference.

This year I have attempted to create a change, revive the patriotism among all, make people to think as Pakistani, think that this is their own country, give them the feeling “whatever is the situation, whoever is responsible, it’s(Pakistan) mine!, I love it!, will die for it!”

The way I have decided to make revive this passion is first develop my surrounding as “I am” celebrating Independence Day, a Flag on CAR, a badge on chest and long flag at any prominent location at home would do.

This will compel people to ask me the question “Are you celebrating 14-August!” or they’ll pass a comment “Aur Patriotic!” and my answer would be: aren’t you celebrating! (With a surprised emotion) afterward I’ll induce in his brain that this is his country, he is also responsible to take care of it and the minimum he can do for it is to LOVE it!

-stainless Haseeb

Proud Pakistani

P.S: I planned this activity but had no plans to post anything on blog; the credit goes to Rabia Sameem (http://rsameem.wordpress.com). She motivated me to write something on my blog for the Independence Day. Thank you Miss Patriotic!