Tuesday, August 31, 2010

10 P's of LIFE


10 P's of life, and for the success in this business:

1. Purpose: why, reason, dream, compelling reason
his purpose is to sustain in dubai, and make 10 millionaires in his team.

I am attracting the best entrepreneurs in my team positively. It's happening thru facebook, linkedin, etc

FIND OUT YOUR LIFE's PURPOSE.

2. Passion
PAssion is the thing which brings out the energy to carry out your purpose. 
When the purpose is clear, the passion would come automatically.

3. Pride
When you stood 1st in your class, or a race........think of your parents, how proud your parents were. Are you proud of being a networker. 
You are a proud father and mother of your business. It will come if you have the belief in the business, and the products, and in yourself

4. Persistence 
Sachin Tendulkar, Federer, Tiger Woods. It's the persistence. They may not like every practice........but still they did it. Master Blaster.......that's what it takes to become one.

God is watching you. 
If I quit, I am quitting my own purpose of life. 

Your parents, grandparents, relatives, have never heard about Financial freedom. But we have seen people getting financially free. It is within our reach. It is not a walk in the park. 
We are the luckiest ppl in the world, that we know what FF means, what FF is. 

Since we started in this business, there are ppl who have become Millionaires. We will also become Millionaires.

Whenever we show plan to anybody, we bring that person from the hope-less world to the hope world.

5. Patience
We will increase inch by inch. Patience have to pay. Like the gravity, we can not deny it. Be patient for 5 years, and keep doing the business in a way this needs to be done. We have the strongest power with us, the power of duplication. 

6. Planning
SOS: Sphere of Silence. Practice the sphere of silence. SOS is all about planning. 
Target our cheques, and the way to FF. 

7. People
This is a pure ppl business. Ppl caring for each other, loving each other. In this business we care about our ppl. We move ppl and help them in their success. 
You just need to make one on each side achieve their success. Start helping ppl gain their first cheque. 

8. Power of association.
Like a system. Whoever follows a system, we know he is serious. They are passionate ppl. They have discipline. 
System motivates, and inspires. 

Spend time with ppl who are passionate about something, not necessarily the business. 

9. Positive mind set.
Everybody's got a camera and a positive thought lens. There is a positive thing in everything.

10. Plan and presentation. 
Everything is fine. But without plan and presentation, it's not gonna work.

I am in pursuit of prosperity and happiness through these P's.

PLANNING TO FAIL IS FAILING TO PLAN.

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online

By Whitson Gordon

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online

Where to Get the Best Free Education OnlineWhether you're a student looking for supplemental learning or you're in the workforce but thirsty for knowledge, you don't have to drop thousands of dollars in tuition to enjoy a top-notch education from some of the best schools in the world.

Computer photo by marcopako; university building photo by J-a-x.

While most online resources won't grant you a college degree, there's a lot more to the internet than Wikipedia when it comes to learning. Whether you learn best through video or text, want to a year-long course or just to touch up on a few topics, there are more than a few places online that can give you the full experience. In fact, there are enough that it can get quite overwhelming, so we've rounded up the best resources to make it all a bit more manageable. Here are some of the best places to get an education without ever leaving your computer.

Video Courses and Lectures

You won't really notice much of a difference between sitting in front of a screen watching a lecture and sitting in on a lecture in person—apart from the fact that if you do have a burning question, you can't raise your hand to get it answered. These video sites host lectures and full courses from some of the best schools on the planet.

First Stop: The OpenCourseware Consortium

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
MIT began their OpenCourseWare initiative and published their first batch of courses online in 2002. In 2005, they formed the OpenCourseWare Consortium, which partnered with other universities to bring free education to the masses via the internet. Most courses offered on OpenCourseWare are available as free audio or video lectures for free, and under open licenses. The easiest way to find a course you're interested in is to search the OpenCourseWare Consortium site, which aggregates courses from over 22 universities in the US alone, including MIT, Johns Hopkins, Tufts, and the University of Michigan, and features courses on tons of different subjects, from business and economics to architecture and physics. Most universities have their specialities, of course (MIT, for example, has a bounty of resources in engineering), but between them all, you should be able to find pretty much anything you want. It doesn't include every university participating in the movement—for example, Yale seems strangely absent from the list, despite their open course initiative (which is, of course, yet another option)—but it's more than enough to get you started.

The Khan Academy

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
The Khan Academy is a bit more narrow than the others; as it isn't an aggregator, it's mostly the work of one man, an electronic chalkboard, and YouTube. It focuses mostly on math, from basic arithmetic to calculus, as well as a bit of science. It has a great reputation for teaching them in an understandable manner, though, so if you're in the market for those particular subjects, the Khan Academy is a great place to start (and, of course, it's open source too).

Academic Earth

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
Previously mentioned Academic Earth aggregates lectures from 19 different universities on a variety of subjects. The idea is similar to that of the OpenCourseWare Consortium, although it's slightly smaller and organized differently—they host all of the material on their site instead of merely linking you to other universities' pages. Its search engine also allows for slightly more specific searching—that is, instead of just searching for courses (such as Calculus II) you can search for a specific topic or class (such as limits). You can also browse by subject, such as Computer Science, Environmental Studies, Literature, or Philosophy and Religion, as well as check out their featured courses and lectures. Each lecture is rated by users of the site, so you know which ones are good sources and which few you might want to steer clear of. Academic Earth also contains some of the universities not listed in the OpenCourseWare Consortium, so while it isn't necessarily better, it is another good resources to broaden your search a bit.

iTunes U

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
The last video resource is the ever-growing iTunes U (accessible through the iTunes Store at the bottom of the front page). If you're an iPod, iPhone, or iPad user, iTunes U is fantastic because you can download these lectures right to your device and take them with you. Furthermore, like Academic Earth, iTunes U allows for searching by specific topic or lecture, not just full courses. It also has a huge database, so if you're searching for something a bit more niche (like a course on American Presidents orDead Media), you're likely to find it—the only problem is that it can get a bit overwhelming if you just want to browse courses. If you're looking for something more general, you're probably best off going through OpenCourseWare Consortium or Academic Earth, finding the course you want, and then looking it up on iTunes to download to your mobile device. That said, if you're looking to broaden your knowledge beyond the more traditional college courses, spending some time browsing iTunes U might yield some very interesting results.

Text-Based Learning

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online

If you find it easier to learn reading at your own pace (rather than watch a professor drone on in front of you), there are a few sites that provide more text-based learning. In addition, if you find yourself getting lost in one of the above video or audio courses, you may find it easier to reference back to a text source. Unfortunately, probably since it's much easier to just videotape your lectures and put them up on YouTube than it is to write a book, you'll find less selection in this area—but we've still found several sites that can lead you through a number of subjects.

Wikiversity

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
Wikiversity (and its sister site, Wikibooks) is a fantastic resource for all kinds of information. Users can contribute their own projects or research to the wiki, and it hosts a ton of textbook-like resources, organized in a tree—for example, at the top level you have categories such as Humanities, Life Sciences, Mathematics, or Computer Science. Going to the Humanities portal allows you to choose from subjects like Art & Design, Law, and Language, which then breaks down further into specific courses. Courses can provide you with anything from links to a Wikibook for that subject (which is a very well-done online textbook), courses on other sites (including some of the sites mentioned above), and online textbooks from other universities. If you're looking for text-based courses, this is the place to go.

Textbook Revolution

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
We've also mentioned Textbook Revolution before, and it deserves a little more attention. Textbook Revolution's goal is to bring together as many free textbooks on the net as they can. They've got a fairly good database too, which is searchable or browsable by subject (such as Biology, Economics, or Health Sciences) and license. Some of the books are pretty good, but it's a bit of a crapshoot at times—I, for example, only found one statistics book on the site and it left quite a bit to be desired. Other subjects had a few different books of varying quality, so you may find something that works—it's just not the first site I would go to.

Straight from Universities

Where to Get the Best Free Education Online
It's also worth noting that a few other universities offer online textbooks, such as Carnegie Mellon's Open Learning Initiative and the Supplemental Resources section of MIT's aforementioned OpenCourseWare (in fact, while OpenCourseWare focuses on video, they have a ton of other resources like online textbooks, lecture notes, and assignments for many of their classes—especially the aforementioned engineering classes they are known for). There doesn't seem to be a large database of which universities offer this, so you may have to search through universities manually (or see whether your chosen video course comes with an online textbook).

Your Friendly Neighborhood Search Engine

We'd be remiss not to mention that, if all else fails, Google is a great portal to finding other sources and putting together your own education. If you've mastered your search techniques and obscure tricks, you should be able to find pretty much anything you're looking for just by doing an internet-wide search. Again, it isn't the first place I would go—it can get pretty overwhelming—but if you're looking for something really specific or can't find what you're looking for on the above sites, you may be able to find it on Google.


Whether you're a current student looking for extra resources to help you out or you're just looking to expand you're learning, these sites should get you started down the right path. We tried to focus on the best options, but if you've got a favorite site that we didn't mention, share it with us in the comments.

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

V-NEWS:QNET UPDATES REFRESHER! ARE YOU IN THE KNOW?


 

QNET UPDATES REFRESHER! ARE YOU IN THE KNOW?

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