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1. Thinking ability sharpens gradually. We fortify our brain by resonating the same thoughts again and again. In other words, we deposit our thoughts inside the brain. A metaphoric resemblance can be cholesterol deposits inside our hearts. There are two types of cholesterol: LDL (Bad one) and HDL (Good one). Considerably, most of the time we consume the LDL more: just like our bad thinking deposits inside the brain, Asif coined this term.

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and eventually, our thinking process becomes toxic.

2. Serendipitous, treacherous, whatever you call it, we are on the verge of a moral breakdown to KKD International. The 65 years old man has thought almost everything that we were planning to do with our company. Shamefully we preserved our idea secret and kept listening to him. Probably, he will think that we have snatched his idea; BETRAYAL!

Can we go for a partnership?

(Greenwheel Bd, Tech Teacher, Cycle Wala, all are the same guy? Seeming like a thriller story)

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3. Recency effect is bogging me down. Prof AYM’s idiosyncratic attitude towards investing the money is making me impatient, and I regret, I am kind of forgetting all the favors I have got from him.

Should not be this way, always remember past favors. Be grateful, have gratitude.

4. Bangladeshi people haven’t developed commitment or professionalism, and this is a sign of a growing economy. When people can start their own businesses and be their own bosses, is there any point to be loyal to a company?

Probably yes, probably no. Think about operating from abroad.

5. Doing business in Bangladesh is like accepting to swallow a glass intentionally. It will excruciate you constantly, continuously, ruthlessly. Our government is corrupt, bureaucrats are corrupt, general people’s attitudes are full of negativity.

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However, thoughts from Prof. AYM, not my words, are yet to go there.

6. I have still a chance to see beyond the present. As all renowned businessmen say, they made many mistakes, which should not have been. I should try to undo those mistakes.

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Most of those mistakes will arise because I am still unaware of them. Need to actively try to be aware; Difficult!

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