Comments for Angel 4 Angels http://kmonyb.wordpress.com Something for Angels & Entrepreneurs and my reflections on life Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:25:10 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Don’t be your own enemy by Krish http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2009/08/11/dont-be-your-own-enemy/#comment-1468 Krish Fri, 30 Oct 2009 16:25:10 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=486#comment-1468 Amitabh, Have you confused perseverance in relation to physical force (tolerance)? Nah ! I come from the context where early failures dissuade many a (seriously) curious people from stepping up to try again. Not to back off after the initial setbacks. Here intelligence is clearly secondary to perseverance. Unless you dig in, you are not in the game. What exactly do you find contradicting in intelligence being secondary to perseverance? Unless you persevere with a certain challenge, you wouldn't compile data for analysis and that means you aren't keen on researching or reviewing your findings. It all begins with perseverance that is followed by application of intelligence. Hope I've made myself clear. On a side note, have you come here after reading John Milton's Paradise lost? Amitabh,

Have you confused perseverance in relation to physical force (tolerance)? Nah !

I come from the context where early failures dissuade many a (seriously) curious people from stepping up to try again. Not to back off after the initial setbacks. Here intelligence is clearly secondary to perseverance. Unless you dig in, you are not in the game.

What exactly do you find contradicting in intelligence being secondary to perseverance? Unless you persevere with a certain challenge, you wouldn’t compile data for analysis and that means you aren’t keen on researching or reviewing your findings. It all begins with perseverance that is followed by application of intelligence.

Hope I’ve made myself clear.

On a side note, have you come here after reading John Milton’s Paradise lost?

]]> Comment on Don’t be your own enemy by Amitabh Choudhury http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2009/08/11/dont-be-your-own-enemy/#comment-1467 Amitabh Choudhury Sun, 18 Oct 2009 12:21:04 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=486#comment-1467 Nice piece of thesis my dear. Yet the point that requires a mention and reconsideration is..... >>Intelligence is clearly secondary if you stack it up against persistence. Observe sincerely and thee will know that ...... Persistence leads to the key that can open the door to intelligence required to accomplish a task. Intelligence differs from reasoning/analytical ability. Intelligence becoming secondary to persistence is a contradiction in itself. Do thee mean intelligence is secondary to physical force? Or, do you consider intelligence at par with reasoning/analytical skills? Haven't ye heard of emotional intelligence? So which intelligence do ye mean, my dear? Warm wishes Amitabh Choudhury Nice piece of thesis my dear. Yet the point that requires a mention and reconsideration is…..

>>Intelligence is clearly secondary if you stack it up against persistence.

Observe sincerely and thee will know that ……

Persistence leads to the key that can open the door to intelligence required to accomplish a task.

Intelligence differs from reasoning/analytical ability.

Intelligence becoming secondary to persistence is a contradiction in itself.
Do thee mean intelligence is secondary to physical force? Or, do you consider intelligence at par with reasoning/analytical skills?

Haven’t ye heard of emotional intelligence? So which intelligence do ye mean, my dear?

Warm wishes

Amitabh Choudhury

]]> Comment on How about a large wall street collider? by Krish http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/how-about-a-large-wall-street-collider/#comment-1463 Krish Fri, 10 Jul 2009 06:03:55 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=278#comment-1463 Not sure whether Stephen Hawking would mean the same thing in stock market context because no one knows whether organisms that existed before the big crunch and that came into being after the big bang were the same. To say that with certainty you need someone or something that survived both and that's highly unlikely. Not sure whether Stephen Hawking would mean the same thing in stock market context because no one knows whether organisms that existed before the big crunch and that came into being after the big bang were the same. To say that with certainty you need someone or something that survived both and that’s highly unlikely.

]]> Comment on Wanting to score only in unmanned goal posts by Unother DJ http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2008/02/01/wanting-to-score-only-in-unmanned-goal-posts/#comment-1460 Unother DJ Sat, 30 May 2009 14:48:44 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=137#comment-1460 The analogy would probably best be expressed as "always scoring from set pieces, never from open play". That describes a side which scores from free kicks or penalty kicks, but doesn't have the balls (no pun intended) to score otherwise. The analogy would probably best be expressed as “always scoring from set pieces, never from open play”. That describes a side which scores from free kicks or penalty kicks, but doesn’t have the balls (no pun intended) to score otherwise.

]]> Comment on Straight from the (Yale) Dean’s mouth by Ajay Kelkar http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/straight-from-the-yale-deans-mouth/#comment-1453 Ajay Kelkar Mon, 16 Mar 2009 12:20:54 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=168#comment-1453 The "old school" toe-the-line personalities that exist in the world of new age informal marketing are becoming a rare species. With customers ignoring everything that "has been" the only solution for marketers is to turn to young blood and learn a thing or two about marketing from. After all marketing without knowing the people one markets to is futile. The “old school” toe-the-line personalities that exist in the world of new age informal marketing are becoming a rare species. With customers ignoring everything that “has been” the only solution for marketers is to turn to young blood and learn a thing or two about marketing from. After all marketing without knowing the people one markets to is futile.

]]> Comment on How about a large wall street collider? by Ajay Kelkar http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/how-about-a-large-wall-street-collider/#comment-1452 Ajay Kelkar Mon, 16 Mar 2009 12:08:56 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=278#comment-1452 Stephen hawking states that a big crunch is followed up by a respective Big Bang. If that is true we as predictive analysts must reckon that great rises in the market shall obviously be followed by great depressions. Hopefully internet marketing tools atleast help us do a minuscule portion of predicting. As Niels Bohr said... “Prediction is very difficult, especially if it’s about the future.” Stephen hawking states that a big crunch is followed up by a respective Big Bang. If that is true we as predictive analysts must reckon that great rises in the market shall obviously be followed by great depressions. Hopefully internet marketing tools atleast help us do a minuscule portion of predicting.

As Niels Bohr said…

“Prediction is very difficult, especially if it’s about the future.”

]]> Comment on What makes us buy stuff – rationality or emotions? by Krish http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/what-makes-us-buy-stuff-rationality-or-emotions/#comment-1438 Krish Thu, 15 Jan 2009 07:18:05 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=409#comment-1438 ....the revelation is almost of scandalous proportions when we recognize that almost all the marketers, brand owners and advertisers of the world spend millions trying to read the mind of the consumer thro logic and market intelligence when in fact it is emotional diktat that makes her buy stuff ! ….the revelation is almost of scandalous proportions when we recognize that almost all the marketers, brand owners and advertisers of the world spend millions trying to read the mind of the consumer thro logic and market intelligence when in fact it is emotional diktat that makes her buy stuff !

]]> Comment on What makes us buy stuff – rationality or emotions? by Ben Casnocha http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2009/01/14/what-makes-us-buy-stuff-rationality-or-emotions/#comment-1437 Ben Casnocha Thu, 15 Jan 2009 02:23:07 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=409#comment-1437 "the rational brain is more like a lobbyist than a legislator: its role is simply to influence how the emotional brain will ‘vote’ on a potential purchase….”" Scary but true! “the rational brain is more like a lobbyist than a legislator: its role is simply to influence how the emotional brain will ‘vote’ on a potential purchase….””

Scary but true!

]]> Comment on Dr.Y.V.Reddy, the man who insulated Indian financial system by Shanu http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/2008/12/20/dryvreddy-the-man-who-insulated-indian-financial-system/#comment-1435 Shanu Mon, 29 Dec 2008 11:08:11 +0000 http://kmonyb.wordpress.com/?p=381#comment-1435 Read your blog.Liked it.Here is mine,from an Austrian point of view.Kindly read and post comments. http://www.reasonforliberty.com/government/the-cure-for-inflation.html Read your blog.Liked it.Here is mine,from an Austrian point of view.Kindly read and post comments.

http://www.reasonforliberty.com/government/the-cure-for-inflation.html

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