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Anger... He ain't that Angry... The Word "Anger", means a strong feeling of annoyance, hostility or displeasure. Anger is seen as a vice that needs to be avoided at all cost. But what if there is a positive side to the story of this furious guy...This word is notorious for being full of violent energy. However, have any one of us took the liberty out to ask this wronged guy... What the heck is your problem Man... No, Yes, Sometimes... May be... What ever the case... Lets clear our Air with this Haughty Guy... Anger at its roots arises from when you are wronged or at least you imagined that you are wronged. Anger allows you take a stand for yourself. It demands to be treated fairly. The idea came to my mind by the Hollywood Animation Inside Out where different emotions are in charge of steering a young girls life. There, anger is in charge of making sure the child gets treated fairly. Hence, the need to clear negative thoughts about this word... The Aftereffect

TESTIMONIAL FOR MY BEST FRIEND Zia An Angel in Devil's Disguise Zia is an ANGEL but he don't want to make a scene out of it. For that he wears an infamous mask of bad boy... His goodness of heart is not visible to most... And that is their loss... He truly is an Angel wearing the mask of Devil in fear his goodness might get exaggerated... Zia friendship grew on me slowly but surely... i never thought i will be friends with him for almost a decade. But the most amazing things in life happens unexpectedly... He never like me for my over top ness and to my amazement it never bothered me... :D But if some else did it i would be pulling hair out of his head :D We understand each other without much to say... The ease in our friendship is so much that their is a danger that we might it take each other for granted. We are very similar in most aspects. The reward we consciously and unconsciously require is LOVE and ADMIRATION. But we have our own ways of achieving it... He w

CM PUNK If there is any one who has been an enigma to me after the era of The Rock, Jeff Hardy and Randy Orton... Its the Punk I have tremendous respect and admiration for this guy. Punk can not only wrestle, but has a gift of gab that Brock can only dream of. Sorry Brock, we know your awesome with your strength and all, but mike charisma is not your thing. Stating all that, I know he got beat up recently at his UFC debut by Micky Gall. But to be fair to Punk he left a luxurious life of WWE, he left the money, he wasn't happy and so he left it.He trained for 2 years for his UFC debut and still got beat up. I am not disappointed though, one of the reason of his downfall was because he shed a lot of weight . He weighted 210 pounds at WWE, at his entry in UFC he was 200 Pounds and for his first Welter Weight Fight he weighed 170 Pounds. Thats 77 kg, Even my besties Zia and Mumray Weigh alot from him. Sorry Mumray beside of all your spending time at gym you are also Over-weigh

Day 6 Political Leadership On the morning of sixth and final day of YLC, we had our breakfast and CheckOut as was requested. Then whoever wanted to play Rang De, did it in the Tents of the Parking lot. I prefered not to participate because of the mess it will create. Olaf Kelleroff founder of Friedrich Nauman, an NGO, give us a lecture on History of Revolution. For the reference he used French Revolution. He reminded us what revolution meant in those days. Whenever some one talks about Revolution, image of violence and bloodshed comes to mind. But its not true a Revolution can be peaceful.  Its not necessary to overthrow Monarchy and bring Democray like in French Revolution. Whenever there is a dramatic shift in thinking, mindset and ideologies of masses Revolution follows. After the eye opening session of Mr. Olaf, we welcome real life Youth Political Activists by the name of Youth Parliament.  YLC participants had a chance to interact with the Activists live and ask

Day 5 Socio-Development Leadership We woke up at 8 and had our breakfast till 9 at Sheraton Poolside. All the participants made their way towards backside of Sheraton. There a huge Air Conditioned Tent was arranged as an alternative to the Sheraton Ball Rooms. At first i thought we are going to rot in the heat. But i must give credit to the YLC management for arranging such a unique setting of Tents with Two Cool Point AC's. A guy from the Entertainment Industry was standing in front of us on Stage. I did not know him. Until it was announced that he is the Director/Producer of Pakistani Movie "Ram Chand Pakistani". To this point i havent seen the movie but i am planning to watch it someday. Yes, the elderly fellow was Javed Jabbar. The Presentation of Mr. Jabbar was very philosophical and deep, much of it went through our heads but we got the essence of what he was talking about. The Topic was Believe in Alternative World. Now it was upto the listener from wh

Day 4 International Economic Leadership  We woke up in our rooms of Country Side Chalet and made our way to the Mess for Breakfast. After Breakfast we went to the Main Hall where our guest speaker was waiting for us. The speaker was CEO of Habib Bank Abbas Habib. He shared his Personal Story of his career. He said his life was a long struggle before he could settel at Habib Bank as CEO. He had a degree in Accountancy. The Habib bank CEO story was followed by a Panel Discussion on Career Management. There were some known names of the business industry. The guests in the panel included, Ali Khurram Pasha of Faisal Bank, Faizaan of Unilever, Jehan Arah Pasha and Faisal Farooq Zia Udin.  Participants ask them about how to choose a best career for themseleves as well as what steps to take in the same career to go higher and higher. Some participants even ask them questions after the session. They were very welcoming. The counterpart session of the Career Management star

Day 3 Inter-Cultural Leadership Day 3 started straight with Breakfast. We went in to the hall after having our Breakfast at the Poolside. Shortly, English Biscuits Manafuacturing team followed us in the hall. They were greeted with lots of noise and applause. After hearing their life stories, we were assigned tasks by our YF's to make Art with biscuits. Some of the teams were asked for a live performance, while others were asked to come with an original jingle. Our team was asked to make PeakFreans Symbol with biscuits. We met Yousaf Bashir Qureshi on the stage of Ball room. He told us his life story. He is a Fashion Designer and a Photographer by Profession. He has an experience of 16 years of working abroad in USA. He came back to Pakistan in 2002. He is a graduate in Food Sciences at Nebraska University USA and is a landlord at sindh.  He discovered his passion for fashion designing and photography later in his life. He was working  as a horse trainer at USA, where

Day 2 Environmental Leadership Day 2 Started with Yoga Session in Ball Room. All of us were tired and lazy and not in the mood to do anything, except to sleep. Our physical limitations were outstreched by a trained Yoga Instructor. Who gave us excercises and activities to break free from physical barriers and enter in to the realm of spirtual freedom. Which not only allowed us to get over our less sleep time but also made us ready for the challenging day ahead of countless sessions. The Second day was about Environmental Leadership. We were asked to take off our shoes for an entire day, To let go of our Ego and feel a spirtual connection with mother earth. After the Yoga Session we headed straight down to Al Bustan for our Breakfast. There was everything from Desi food to Mexican, Italian etc. I had two drinks of Orange Juice along with Sausages and some Mexican & Italian dishes. I wanted to try out something new and didnt regret it. It was deliciuos. After the

Young Leaders Conference Day 1 The YLC Legacy The 1st Day of YLC was all but Orientation and celebrating 10th anniversary of YLC. We were greeted in the big ball room of Sheraton by all the YF's (Young Facilitators) by a live dance performance on "Main to Dekho Gaa, Tum Bhe Dekho Gai". It was followed by this year's Champs taking hold of the stage, Malik and Bilal. They were greeted with all the claps and shouts of joy. They literally electrified the stage and transfer their enthusiasm to the audience. The names of the students were announced by Malik and Bilal who were Sponsored by their respective organizations. Later on, they were allowed to socialize with their Sponsors, take pictures with them, thank them for believing in the potential of youth and for investing generous funds. In the same instance teams were formed and they were escorted outside the ballroom with their YF's to get to know each other. It was an action packed experience fill