IQ Opens Doors. EQ Takes You Places. SQ? It Launches You to Unimaginable Heights. Recently, I spoke to a group about: IQ (Intelligence Quotient), EQ (Emotional Quotient), and SQ (Spiritual Quotient). IQ gets you in the room. EQ helps you thrive there. But SQ? That's the game-changer. It propels you to levels you—and others—never

If there is anyone who truly qualifies as a natural leader, it is a father. A father, by nature, is not content with his own success; he is driven by a desire to see his children surpass him. He invests his time, energy, and wisdom not to build followers, but to nurture successors — individuals

A. The Sewing Machine Revolution: Isaac Singer transformed from a struggling actor into the entrepreneur who put the sewing machine in nearly every home. His life is a masterclass in innovation, showing how quickly a great idea can change the world when made affordable and accessible. B. From Failure to Breakthrough Singer’s early life was

When I worked in Philips Pakistan lamp factory, every worker had a target. Only when each person hit their mark did the factory produce 125,000 bulbs and 30,000 tube lights a day—adding up to 40 million units a year. The lesson? Individual effort led to collective success. Now think about sales. A sales engineer doesn’t

Sales is often called the lifeblood of business, but what separates the average salesperson from the truly exceptional? The answer lies not in luck, but in mindset, discipline, and character. The image below captures the essence of what makes top salespeople stand out, and each reason is a powerful lesson for anyone striving for success—not

He was! Any of his customers who wanted to buy a new house would go to him; a new car - - - call upon him; even change the colour scheme of his house - - - would seek his advice. School admission of the kids; selection of Umrah package etc. He was their “go

This is similar to a story which I learned from a marketing guru at Philips Pakistan and one of the most respectable teachers at my Alma meter Institute of Business Administration. THE JOURNEY FROM HILL-TOP WATER SOLUTIONS TO HILL-TOP HOUSING SOCIETIES (STORY OF YOUNG BUSINESS GRADUATE, TAHA, USING HIS SALES, MARKETING AND ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS). MISSION:

Bangladesh and Pakistan: Brothers Forever! Imagine having a twin brother who is just twenty minutes older than you! That was me, fifty years ago. My brother and I fought about everything. From our clothes and food to our books and toys, we fought continuously. We even fought over who would get the bigger piece of

A Tale of Four Fs In the heart of Dhaka, where rickshaws weave through the morning bustle, a young entrepreneur named Samirul dreamed of making his mark. He had put his heart and soul into developing a new generator’s franchise, convinced it would transform businesses in Bangladesh. With his laptop tucked under his arm, Samirul

In the early 1960s, Pakistan's growth rate was 7%, with manufacturing growing at 7% and agriculture at 9%. Pakistan had become the fastest-growing country in the world. During the same decade, Pakistan lent 120 million rupees to Germany, and the German Chancellor officially thanked the Pakistani government for this generosity. Under President Ayub's leadership, Pakistan