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PTI minister Faisal Vawda rolled up in a yellow sports car and people are calling him out for it
Updated Feb 11, 2019 03:42pm
"Thank God we're being ruled by men of the people now," said one guy on Twitter
PTI MNA Faisal Vawda is known to be a car enthusiast but when pictures of him getting out of a bright yellow sports car started doing the rounds on social media, people were perplexed once again, all over again.
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Where was Vawda off to in this shiny, in your face spectacle of wealth? After some digging, we found out the pictures are from the Karachi Kings sending off ceremony:
But Twitter had already made assumptions by then. At first, we were told vaguely it was for a "formal function"
Some concluded it was a film shoot
People were not feeling this blatant display of excess
Like really not feeling it
But not everyone was hating...
And then this guy served up some real talk: "It's just a Corvette people, relax!"
This one too; focus on the bigger picture people!
While we're here like...
You can't deny, this kind of OTT incidents are not in line with PTI's "simplicity is key" attitude but hey, to each their own.
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Prateik
He can afford fancy rich cars.
What's the big issue.Its his life. Let him live pls and come out of criticism at all times
Hammad
It's an older model corvette, cheaper than the thousands of land cruisers plying our roads.
Too much money but not sure where the senses are.
Saad Khan
His own car, no problems, but Faryal took 6 Mercedes gifted from a friendly country, no one asked, Sharif took 6 Bomb prooofed car at JATTE Umrah, no one asked, please differentiate.
Chinpaksaddique
As a PTI minister under PMIK he is entitled to good perks. So he will perform well. Better than taking bribes like PMLN and PPP
Tariq Islam
If he can afford to buy it so be it! its not a socialist country!
To all jealous people, he is spending his own money and not using government funds - leave the man alone
People are just jealous, pure and simple..
This is stupid. He's a rich man and it's his personal vehicle, not an official one.
If bought by his own legitimate money than I don't see a problem.
Not sure why some people are objecting to his lavish lifestyle; as long as he can personally afford it, we should not be worried!
He is more like Faisal Dada
Hasnain Haque
If he is worked hard for his money then I see nothing wrong. It send a right message, work hard and you will reap the rewards.
we need to get the looted money from nawaz shareef, last government did too much corruption.
If he hasn't robbed anyone then good luck to him, there is absolutely nothing wrong in enjoying the fruits of your hard labour.
I don't like this guy from day one. He doesn't practice what he and his party preach
Insaafian
First of all, he always had nice cars because he is rich and he is an ebthusiast. Also what does Aleema Khan and Imran Khan have to do with it? Neither went rags to riches because of being in power. Last but defintely not the least, that isnt a german car, it's a corvette (American sports car). It is also not the brand new version - its atleast 5 years old.
Flashy and prentetious - especially in country, where many still survive on $1 a day!
You know what they say, men showing off their toys and flashing their wealth - to compensate for other short-comings and insecurities.
Jealousy at its peak. Sidra Memon must prove in court that this was a vehicle purchased through tax payers money
Zeeshan
This is a corvette, old model of an american car which when new is around $60,000, an old model would be around 20 - 30,000. SO if you add the 100% duty it still wont cost more than a land cruiser.
This is yet another example of media/social media being fake and after Headlines even if it is through misinformation.
Not a German car, Cheaper than a Land Cruiser and available through the old car dealers right here in Pakistan.
N_Saq
It is just an old corvette. You find plenty of these in junkyards in the US. Pak has a long way to go...
Dr Ibrahim
This gentleman (Faisal Vawda) has a penchant for cheap publicity!
Also, so what that he is driving a corvette? If he has the money and he bought it with hiw own money then what is the problem? People should be allowed to live freely as they choose. As long as it is not govt, stolen, corruption, looted etc money, he has the right to do whatever he wants.
Chill people, don't be jealous of the rich. Rich has a right to live too and as long as they come under the purview of the law instead of treated as above the law, all is good. The problem is when the rich are treated as above the law that is where it is wrong and people should not tolerate it otherwise live and let live. Also, the more they spend in the country the better because it helps the local economy.
In other words, respect the rich and famous, admire the rich and famous but never treat or consider the rich and the famous above the law. Everyone should be treated equal in the eyes of the law.
An old corvette is about the same price as an old Toyota Land Cruiser in the US. So no biggy.
Parvez
Talk about doing the wrong thing ............... Faisal Vawda just thrives on it.
So he is a bit flamboyant. We need colourful and stylish politicians in the country. As long as its his own money and not the publics. But I disagree with him turning up with body armour and a gun at a crime scene.
Such conversations will end Inshallah when naya Pakistan will have literacy rate raised higher n more educated people will b doing reviews
He didn't earn this money thru corruption.
I don't support him, but anything he does in his personal time with his personal wealth is his business
Ahsan Gul
So, what if he showed up in a yellow sport car? Don't members of PTI or current government ministers have lives outside offices? Don't make a media news which is so childish please!
Its Rambo!
M. Saeed
Don't get excited, this is just a 1 ltr Chev. Corvette that gets maximum duty reduction on 2019 model, priced at just $ 55.000 on road in the US. If imported used,
Aaala
Why Pti leaders are obsessed with cars and bikes? They should show same kind of zeal in addressing peoples issues!
Anonymouseee
It's an OLD corvette that doesn't even hold its value as good.
shaheer siddiqui
Relax...... it's a 90s beat up corvette.
gullu Badsha
What has government's austerity measures got to do with his sports car. this is his private car.
Would you rather he pulled out a gun than a garri?
He already did that!
Real Show Off Guy. But do not worry an old corvette is only valuable in US . New ones start past $50000.00 mark
Shakeel
If the car was purchased with his own money and not through corruption or misappropriation of public funds - I don't see a problem.
SachBol
It's an old model GM's Corvette. At least he has not stolen from national wealth. It's from his family business money, unlike corrupt NS and Zardari clan who have siphon out all the national exchequer to Dubai and Europe.
I dont know what the fuss is about, and why people are saying that this is somehow wrong. If a person is wealthy, he has the right to spend from his wealth. Even in the state of Madinah, Abdur Rehman ibn Awf had wealth amounting to 3.1 billion dinars , 10,000 goats, 1,000 horses, 1,000 camels and a vast area of land. When he was asked about the secret of his success, he replied that he never lifted a stone unless he expected to find gold or silver under it.
So I dont see anything wrong in Vawda's car, as long as he is paying his due taxes and Zakat to the poor.
That's an older model corvette , geniuses ! Btw, being rich is no crime , only using crime to be rich is .
Gautom
It's a Corvette made by GM in the USA. A well equipped model would probably be around $80,000.
I don't know much about this guy ,but its a cheap chevy corvette, but still!
please don't judge everyone , let people live and enjoy too if they haven't earned through corruption.
@waqas
That time will tell! Its just the beginning.
khanzh
@Mahmud actually less, This corvette can be had for less then a Pakistani Corolla.
People wasting time and money for attending such ceremonies and pointing fingers on others. Please get some work except criticising others with a topping of incomplete knowledge of facts. They do all this for making cheap money of social media and youtube.
hussain Chaudhry
indeed it is old corvette who have no value in Europe. But, In Pakistan, it does have because it goes through various taxes to get a car imported. the price gets double or tripled when it reaches in Pakistan. (Despite the rule of limitation on the age of car i.e. no more than five years old).
Nex Gen
@waqas who told you ?
Justicefirst
He is smart, young and full of show off , so we must take him in lighter mood.He is not corrupt.
Shahid Fakhruddin
He should grow and become more serious.This is only show-off,he should avoid such shows as now he is a federal Minister of this poor country.We want to see actions to reduce the pain of common people.He should not forget thay he had been elected and made inister to serve people,he is not a celebrity.
Dr.Sadaf
As long as he is buying from his own pocket it is his right, to enjoy life in his own personal space, but if he is embezzling then only he be criticized, it has become a habit with our nation to jump to conclusions and start issuing statements just for the heck of it, relax people, learn to observe and differentiate when something fishy is going on.


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The new Phnom Penh International Airport being built in Kandal and Takeo provinces have been dubbed the Takhmao Techo International Airport.
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Pane e Cioccolata: The Impact of Native Attitudes on Return Migration
Augustin de Coulon
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This paper addresses the link between native attitudes and return migration. We exploit the variation in xenophobia using information on media consumption by migrants in Italy. A widely documented crime provides a quasi-experimental setting to identify the impact of Italian attitudes on migrants' settlement intentions. Our results suggest a significant effect of anti-immigrant attitudes on the intended duration of stay in the host country. The impact is more pronounced for low-skilled migrants, which has consequences for how migration affects the long run convergence between sending and destination countries.
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Southampton again cited in illegal gambling incident, but who on earth can investigate?
So here we have a report which finds that Havelange had received at least 1.5 million Swiss francs and that Ricardo Teixeira was paid at least CHF 12.4 million from marketing partner ISL – all during Blatter's reign – and Fifa and Blatter say they will investigate the latest scandal involving football in England!
Matt Le Tissier, also at Southampton, however admitted in 2009 that he had once been involved in a failed spot-fixing coup. He admitted betting on the timing of a first throw-in and attempting to kick the ball out of play in a proposed scam in a match against Wimbledon in 1995, the year before Lundekvam joined Southamption.
Fifa, the Football League, the FA at that time all took no notice, even though the Sky pundit's comments were published in his book.
a) Low level fixing of spot betting is or was commonplace, and players all knew that no one would give a toss about it. No points would be deducted, no players banned, no club thrown out of the league. In fact, criminal activity without fear of reprisal.
b) Attempts to beef up the sale of an otherwise utterly drab autobiography through the invention or expansion of a story.
c) Part of an endemic problem.
d) A side show invented to take attention away from the issue of the extremely odd practices of the PGMOL that runs match referees for the Premier League.
But this raises the question: if there is corruption in football, who on earth could be relied on to sniff it out?
Let us imagine, just for a moment, just for the sake of argument, that some clubs are giving favours to certain referees. These favours don't relate to any particular game, but rather are generalised – the use of the French châteaux or Italian villa when needed for the family, for example. These corrupt clubs then "persuade" PGMOL to let these bought refs do certain games. In those games the bought refs then just edge matters a little for one side as opposed to the other. (It is the sort of thing we uncover every week of the year on Untold Referees).
Just assume that for a moment – I am not going to offer any evidence, this is just an assumption….
In this world, who would investigate this problem?
Fifa – with their record of corruption?
Uefa, with its dreadful record in sorting out issues? (I know a failure to handle racist issues does not mean that the organisation might fail to handle corruption issues, but one must consider all aspects of past behaviour when considering an organisation's competence).
The FA that has failed to act to investigate Southampton last time around?
The League, also failing to investigate Southampton?
It is getting hard to know who else might be asked, since it is possible to show that everyone is tainted in some way or other. Barclays Bank? Nat West Bank? MPs with their great record on expenses claims?
Which suggests that in English football we have a real problem. There is no sports organisation that is so clean, that we might trust it to undertake a rigorous investigation into corruption.
Bit of a bugger really.
If you think you know your Arsenal, it is time to think again. Woolwich Arsenal, the club that changed football.
Arsenal's big choice for the coming season. Who is left on the left in attack?
13 comments to Southampton again cited in illegal gambling incident, but who on earth can investigate?
Aye, depressing when you think about it.
I'm guessing the Italians must have SOME way of investigating it as they always find something, maybe they're more open about it so it's easier to prove?
It's just another level we have to get to, as a team. We learnt how to deal with the over-physicality, we're learning how to deal with the bombardier teams and crazy defence, we can learn how to make sure the refs CAN'T screw us over without giving 2/3 penalties a game and it looking very suspicious.
Is there any way for the Courts to get involved in this? Something like a concerned member of the public putting forth a petition to look into these issues in the game..
I think the only way forward is to ask the Italian investigators who have been doing a great job in Italy to bring all those scandals above water to do the investigation.
Whenever this site brings up the topic of corruption ,we are inundated by trolls who poo-poo off all the hard work.Well ,a can of worms has been opened ,so bon appetit jerks !
with ,say, free flights ,free trips to casinos or even regular chicken dinners .
OOOPPSSS !Wait a minute ….!
Tony ,what else do we want to prove we have seen it with our own eyes.
I just wonder y my brother come back in coaching as some one coasted him his job last time i witnessed.
In effect frankly…the world is fkd…all forms of government are the same right now. A gun at the end of it all; in "democracies" the gun comes very late; that's all but make no mistake, at the end it's a gun.
c) Start numerous straw man arguments and propagate it through the corrupt media. Yes ..corrupt media.
d) Insult and drag up numerous private affairs of all activists and litigators.
e) Threaten to arrest or arrest the messengers.
f) Then stay silent for a while, all the time feeding the drooling media loads of negative coverage only about the person who uncovered it. Like Julian Assange ..he of Wikileaks fame.
Eventually people who don't really care beyond a point, me included tbf will forget. And corruption continues. And will continue. Until we all wipe each other off in a cyber nuclear war in 50 or 100 years.
So while I digressed cynically, my point was…no nothing can or will happen. Southampton will get a slap on the wrist, ditto everyone else involved and Sepp Blatter and Platini will spout about the how the "great injustices" of football give it greatness.
Sorry Tony. I know its a little OTT but it is connected in a way.
Rog B – you are too kind sir.
Who would/should be punished? Arvind: you say "Southampton will get a slap on the wrist, ditto everyone else involved" as if Southampton should get more. The truth is there is probably no-one at the club that was at the club at the time. The club has since gone into admin and purchased by new owners who have completely cleared out and re-built the club.
Punishing Saints now would be like punishing the owners of a second hand car for a traffic offence committed before they bought it!
In any respect what clause is saying is that PLAYERS of almost every team in the EPL where involved so why would football clubs be punished.
That claim was not a new claim, a couple of years ago both Le Tissier and Harry Redknapp acknowledged that it did happen.
Sky quickly edited and that was never spoken about again. Until Le Tissier mentioned it again. Again Sky News swepts that under the carpet.
If my memory serves me right, Le Tissier had a bet on the first throw or first corner and was thwarted in his effort by the opposition who were not on it (Southampton lost the toss).
When the game involving Charlton was postponed then cancelled because of night light being tampered with, everybody blamed a Chinese syndicate, but what was not cleared was who gave them the idea, how they gain access to the fuse box in the first place and where did they bet to make money out of it.
@Dave: I just meant…whoever is corrupt will go scot free. The bigger you are, the greater the guarantee. I did not mean that the club should be punished double. Apologies if that came out wrong.


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> > > text on black/blue for more than twenty years for similar reasons.
> with to produce more reliable results.
> > > #000\ntooltip_bg_color: #0ff\ntooltip_fg_color: #000"
> > > usable scrollbars with such dark colours).
> > > information is exposed at the top, so fairly easy to change).
> > doesn't scare me.
> 2.49.7.0) still use GTK2.  Place this file in your user's home directory.
> somewhat more neatly written, with all the colour definitions at the top.
> directory, but I don't think it's relevant.
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Man admits he incited 2020 Chicago riots with online posts
February 16, 2022 GMT
CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago man who posted online to urge others to join massive crowds that were looting downtown businesses in the summer of 2020 has pleaded guilty to inciting and participating in a riot.
James Massey's guilty plea in federal court on Tuesday came just under a year after he was arrested. He faces a maximum prison sentence of five years in prison, but the Chicago Sun-Times reported that he will likely be sentenced to two years when he returns to court May 10.
The 23-year-old Massey was arrested after an investigation revealed that he posted a series of sometimes profane messages and videos on Facebook on Aug. 9, 2020, in which he urged people to take part in the widespread violence that erupted in the city that day and the next.
Massey told others that the looting would start at 12 a.m. and that they should "Bring YA TOOLS SKI MASKS AND GLOVES."
Prosecutors say Massey said in a video posted later: "I ain't missing out. I am ready to steal."
After sending other messages, such as "WE LIE TOGETHER WE DIE TOGETHER," prosecutors said in the complaint that Massey is seen on surveillance video walking to a store with a tire iron in his hand while another person smashed the store window. They alleged he entered a store, grabbed some coats then took part in vandalizing a convenience store and a cellphone store.
During the rioting, vandals smashed windows of dozens of businesses and made off with clothing, cash machines and anything else they could carry. Two people were shot and more than a dozen police officers were injured in the rioting that ended with more than 100 arrests.


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using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;

using Functional.Implementation;
using Test.Contracts;
using Tests;
namespace UnitTests.Tests {
    [TestClass]
    public class TestLandmineIncrement {
        [TestMethod]
        public void inc_landmine() {
            ISyncTestCase test = new inc_landmine();
            bool result = test.Run();
            Assert.IsTrue(result);
        }
    }
}

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Teams reveal line-up for World Series of Boxing, Season V
13th January 2015, Lausanne, Switzerland – All 16 teams have announced the names of the boxers who will compete in the World Series of Boxing (WSB) Season V with over 520 names confirmed.
Each team will consist of at least 20 boxers, including such renown names as Michael Conlan of Italia Thunder, Joseph Joyce of British Lionhearts, Cam F. Awesome of USA Knockouts, Xuanxuan Wang of China Dragons and Marvin Cabrera of Mexico Guerreros. (For the full list of boxers visit http://www.worldseriesboxing.com/boxers/).
British Lionheart's first bout will take place in London on Thursday, 15th January against China Dragons. Mexico Guerreros will face Ukraine Otamans on 16th January in Kyiv. Italia Thunder will take on Azerbaijan Baku Fires in Baku on 17th of January, while USA Knockouts will face Argentina Condors in Buenos Aires on the same day.
WSB is the only Global Team Boxing competition where national teams go head to head in a league format. Developed by the International Boxing Association (AIBA), this unique competition brings together the best Olympic and national boxers in an exciting team format with worldwide appeal. Season V sees 16 teams compete in two groups of 8 with the top 3 teams qualifying for play offs.
The boxers compete without vests or headguards in five three-minute rounds. There are five bouts per match and scoring is through the 10-Point-Must-System.
Season V sees the introduction of three new franchises – Morocco, Venezuela and Puerto Rico – as well as the return of two boxing powerhouses, China and Great Britain. Cuba, the reigning champions are joined with Russia, Mexico and Great Britain in Group A. Group B sees former champions Italy and Kazakhstan pitted against the US, Argentina and Azerbaijan.
As WSB boxers retain their Olympic eligibility, the road to Rio 2016 Olympic Games also begins in earnest with a quota of 17 places up for grabs through the competition, the first time so many boxers can qualify via WSB. Categories from 52kg to 81kg will be granted two quotas each, while 49kg, 91kg and +91kg will each be granted one quota.
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Q: TCP Socket doesn't receive Data in c I got the task to create some Chat Client. The server is given and code unknown (only got the executable). The Client/Server communicates via TCP. First the Client connects to the server and sends his username. The Server will answer with some Statuscode. At this state I'm stuck. I created the socket and connect to the server. The server shows, that it receives the username but my client doesn't get any answer.
#define MAX_USERNAME    11
#define MAX_MSG_SIZE    1001
#define SERVERIP        "localhost"
#define SERVERPORT      5000

[...]someFunctions()[...]

int _tmain(int argc, char* argv[])
{
    char defaulthost[] =    "localhost";
    hostent                 *host;
    protoent                *protocol;
    SOCKADDR_IN             server_addr;
    SOCKET                  socket_d;
    unsigned short          port;
    char                    *hostname;
    int                     n;
    int                     c;
    int                     connectCode;
    char username[MAX_USERNAME];
    char message[MAX_MSG_SIZE];

    long                        conn;
    long                        msgSize;

    [...]
    //read in username
    [...]

    // Connect to Server

    RNP_Init(); // intializes winsock

    memset(&server_addr, 0, sizeof(server_addr));
    server_addr.sin_family = AF_INET;
    port = SERVERPORT;
    if (port > 0){
        server_addr.sin_port = htons(port);
    }
    else {
        fprintf(stdout,"Ungültige Portnummer\n");
        RNP_Cleanup();
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }

    hostname = defaulthost;
    conn = getAddress(hostname,&server_addr);
    if(conn == SOCKET_ERROR){
        fprintf(stdout,"IP fuer %s nicht aufgeloest",hostname);
        RNP_Cleanup();
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
    else{
        fprintf(stdout,"IP aufgeloest");
    }

    socket_d = socket(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, 0);
    if (socket_d == INVALID_SOCKET) {
        RNP_Error(RNP_E_SOCK, "Fehler bei Generierung des Sockets\n");
        RNP_Cleanup();
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
    else  {
        fprintf(stdout, "Socket erfolgreich erstellt!\n");
    }

    conn = connect(socket_d, (SOCKADDR*)&server_addr,sizeof(SOCKADDR));

    if(conn==SOCKET_ERROR){
        printf("Fehler: connect gescheitert, ERROR: %d\n", WSAGetLastError());
        RNP_Cleanup();
        fprintf(stdout,"Taste druecken zum beenden\n");
        getch();
        exit(EXIT_FAILURE);
    }
    else{
        printf("Verbunden mit Server!!\n");
    }

    while(conn != SOCKET_ERROR) {
        fprintf(stdout,"Sende Nutzernamen...\n");
        send(socket_d, username, strlen(username), 0);
        fprintf(stdout,"Username gesendet: %s mit der Laenge %d\n", username, strlen(username));

        msgSize = recv(socket_d,message,1001,0);
        if(msgSize==0){
            fprintf(stdout,"Verbindung vom Server getrennt\n");
            break;
        }
        if(msgSize==SOCKET_ERROR){
            fprintf(stdout,"Error: %d\n",WSAGetLastError());
            break;
        }
        message[conn]='\0';
        printf("Server antwortet: %s\n",message);
    }
[...]

A: The problem is here:
message[conn]='\0';
If conn equals 0, you will not be able to "see" the data.
You should not use conn but msgSize, which contains the number of received bytes.
message[msgSize]='\0';
EDIT: You should take care of Barmar's advices.

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We have decided to do a Mob version of the Sia song "Cheap Thrills"! You're probably wondering why not do a cover of Thin Lizzy's Thunder & Lightening, Whitesnake's "Cryin in the Rain" or Motorhead's "Death or Glory"? In this day and age when you don't have a juggernaut of a label or serious cash to pay to get on the major radio rotation this is the game you have to play. Even though this is a top 40 dance jam it's still a great song and we have the fun of making it our own. It's not enough just to do a recording of it though, we're doing a music video also. This is another means of getting the Midnight mob name out there to bigger audiences and to make our brand more known utilizing some cross promo. We're in the beginning stages of everything and we'll keep you updated.


Someone's approach is an expression of the mindset anytime and in any given situation. Your attitude represents a feeling that preserved for a lifetime or can be changed instantaneously.
1) Success Company owners are passionate about the success/value they could create.
· As the old expression goes – "Don't climb your business ladder to only learn it is leaning against the wrong wall".
You are likely to not totally apply yourself and get results consistent with your expectations if you start with a Negative Mental Attitude,.
Life is too short to be http://www.cockerspanielrage.org.uk grumpy and you will attract other people who will pull you down and are also grumpy.
On what you're thankful for by focusing all of your thinking · Change your approach right now.
You cannot keep two completely different ideas in the mind at the exact same time.
3) Successful owners are hyper consciousness about what they may be believing and their approach at any given time. They take immense evasive action to alter their attitude since they understand their altitude is determined by their disposition in life when they feel their approach turning towards the worse. Unsuccessful Business owners let their emotions derived from their surroundings to run unchecked. They go with the current and pay little attention to what they are thinking about. Unsuccessful Company owners aren't in control of their mental state.
4) Successful Business owners understand the importance of understanding the root of fear to allow them to eliminate it before it impacts their mindset. Business owners that are successful have a wealth-oriented attitude and consider there is more than enough for everyone.
· Those that are logical with actual effects and the ones that are nonrational without actual consequences.
Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane to sky dive is a logical fear – you could die.
· Talking at a seminar to a group of 1000 business peers is an irrational panic.
5) Successful Business owners have a can do attitude and focus on what they want irrespective of the likelihood. Unsuccessful ones enable the numbers of others to shape what they believe is feasible often settle in life.
· Write down very clearly what you need and why you are interested.
· Now go deeper and ask the question why again – it is this motivation that you simply must harness to drive through you to reach what you need and you will shortly find your inner core motivation.
6) Successful Business owners preserve an attitude of true collaboration and co-operation with others because the thought of competition while important isn't the primary focus. Business owners that are successful preoccupy their mind with offering service that is incredible as a way be selected by the industry and to distinguish themselves. Unsuccessful Business owners consider that competition is the primary focus and their attitude is they must overcome their opponents into the earth. Their head preoccupies with how the rivalry can be damage by them and by accident win new customers.
· Vividly imagine a district and delightful experience can be crafted to meet with your customer where they're to help them get to where they want to go.
7) Successful Business owners keep a balanced attitude and rarely let events in life to be taken personally. They are careful with the labels they use and look at life's occasions objectively. Unsuccessful Company owners love to assign labels to everything and often because they take everything get really excited.
· Exercise your intellectual advantage of Perception – whenever you analyze a brand new notion – turn it around in the mind to see things from all standpoints.
· have a look at your financial statements and ask yourself. If you fight to see your weakness it will never be addressed by you or compensate for it through smart rentals.
When you shift your ideas, actions and customs your whole life and company will transform. To move you through this process, I regularly share strategies and ideas that you are able to implement now. One aspect of success is the profession and company. Individuals who've joined early stage businesses or decided to begin their own business have created almost all of monetary riches.


The lead story in this collection of three novellas by America's reigning master of the form, "The Little Kingdom of J. Franklin Payne" is an amazing tour de force for which the life and work of Winsor McCay serves as a springboard into a hallucinatory trip inside the mind of a powerful and obsessive creativity. We believe that this work stands to be especially appreciated by comics aficionados, and as we just secured a large quantity of the UK edition at a special price (and as the US edition is now, while not, technically, out of print, available only in a print-on-demand edition) we felt it was appropriate to bring it to our customers' attention at this time. The two additional novellas that fill out this volume are every bit as original, unique and intense: "The Princecss, the Dwarf and the Dungeon" is a magnificent deconstruction of the fairy tale that reveals its origins and functions -- social as well as psychological; and "Catalogue of the Exhibition: The Art of Edmund Moorash (1810 - 1846)" is one of the most singular works in the annals of fiction -- a turbulently romantic tale presented in the form of, as the title has it, the catalogue for an exhibition of paintings. Recommended!


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