Here are some of my answers:
- I'm a high-level thinker
- I'm a seeker of knowledge, in all its forms
- I'm a loving father
- I'm a compassionate person
- I'm not a quitter!
- I'm fun
- I'm a healthy person
- I appreciate that life is a gift!
- I'm connected
Monday, August 17, 2009
Who Am I?
Anthony Robbins suggests asking the question "Who Am I?", and thinking carefully about the answers.
Here are some of my answers:
Here are some of my answers:
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Daily tactical goals
The four strategic focus points are:
The four tactical goals, on a daily basis, are:
- Health
- Family and friends
- Wealth
- Giving back
The four tactical goals, on a daily basis, are:
- Workout
- Trading (preferably with an edge)
- Business
- Meditation
Strategic Objectives
Who am I? I'm the future chairman of the Enkayall group of companies.
The first step is to start the initial company and free myself out of a job; then on to a second one. Eventually, build a portfolio of companies. The kids can help when they are grown, if they so choose.
The strategic objective of these companies, whether public or private, will be two-fold:
(i) to increase profit now and in the future, and
(ii) to be socially responsible to everyone directly involved: investors, employees, customers, suppliers, the community and the world at large.
Item (ii) means, first and foremost, to make sure that all dealings are above-board and that each company does the right thing, even if at the cost of profits; second, it means some element of actively doing good without regard to profit. In the end, this is just good business.
The first step is to start the initial company and free myself out of a job; then on to a second one. Eventually, build a portfolio of companies. The kids can help when they are grown, if they so choose.
The strategic objective of these companies, whether public or private, will be two-fold:
(i) to increase profit now and in the future, and
(ii) to be socially responsible to everyone directly involved: investors, employees, customers, suppliers, the community and the world at large.
Item (ii) means, first and foremost, to make sure that all dealings are above-board and that each company does the right thing, even if at the cost of profits; second, it means some element of actively doing good without regard to profit. In the end, this is just good business.
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