Comments on: Which one are you?

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By: Mýr Fantasy

Mýr Fantasy — Fri, 09 Mar 2007 05:10:37 +0000

We should do both, obtain the market first at the same time figure out how to maintain domination.

By: Irwan

Irwan — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 11:15:36 +0000

lol sarah, nice point of view over there.

Md just emailed me on my request for explanation of SWOT. He got a problem in submitting posts. Here is his email to me.

Sure Irwan.. SWOT analysis is nothing but seing yourself under four different perspectives namely; Strength, Weakness, Opportunity and Threat. This thing we can apply as an individual on his way towards financial freedom, business campaign, warcraft campaign, basically anything to do when achievement does matter.

Simply, have a list of questions and answers (i.e. what, where, who,..etc) for each perspective, and do update them timely.

Know your SWOTs and throw your cards

Forgot to answer question of the story, yup i’d be the 2nd guy.

Just my 11.29 cents

-Md-

By: Sarah

Sarah — Thu, 01 Feb 2007 23:12:35 +0000

I’d be an arse and say that I’m neither. Personally, I probably would not have been business-minded enough to actually bother with what the master had said…

Seriously, I think there’s nothing wrong with being either one, i guess. I agree with Din, The first guy was good in that he was quick to act, and carry out his plans.. But he should know better than to stay at that position tilll the end of time. I’m sure he would’ve had lots of chances to improve himself throughout the years he worked as the water-carrier.

As for the second guy, it was probably just his luck that no one else was actually smart enough to catch up on his idea. seriously, in the real world, another pperson, company, anyone would’ve been bright enough and created competition for him. kan? kan? kan?

By: Irwan

Irwan — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 22:01:54 +0000

Hi Md, mind to explain more about your SWOT method. Im interested to know.

And Din, thoughtful post.

By: Md

Md — Wed, 31 Jan 2007 18:11:12 +0000

Nice story. So from the story, i want to higlight the following tips:
Do the action-to-goal brainstorm and find out what really matters, what will sell, what is just nice to have and what to avoid. Strategic priority is the key here. Other than that, SWOT analysis also is a valueble too. Most of all, dont be greedy and also winning a battle is not necessary but, winning the war is.

Just my 2.18 cents