Juan Pozo Alvarez 10 hours ago WHY THINK PRIMARY? Indeed. I have read a very interesting and instructive book that a very special friend, a person I consider my brother, gave it to me as a gift. His name is Azeem Mohamed, the author ot the book I´m talking about. When reading THINK PRIMARY you realize that it is not just a book, it is more than that. It offers you different formulas to achieve an excelent organization and how to improve quality management toward success. I have spent some time reading THINK PRIMARY, and it was a challenge to me, that Azeem geve me that opportunity, something that from the bottom of my heart, I highly appreciate. Things that I have learned from the book, reinforces my points of view of human capacities to think conciously, in order to get a successful life and to diferenciate what´s right and wrong. In fact, it is a new outlook, a different philosphical approach, which requires a mental excersice, in terms of develping your own potencial, even in simple tasks, as the author says. Devided into 3 sections and 16 chapters, you have in your hands a valuable and acceptable tool, that will avoid difficulties and conflicts, and at the same time, can be applied to any kind of organizations, willing to improve in their daily collective performance and efforts. Moreover, the ideas expressed in this book are widely possible and may turn into available guidelines, which represent the personal views of the author. It is my hope that for all those who read this book, from start to finish, you will build a better understanding in improving your perspectives and experiances on a wider range of probabilities. Thanks once again to my Trini brother Azeem, in the hope that you really understand my points of view. Now, as a reader, I do agree that We need to stop seeing quality as merely excellence in results, but rather as excellence in habitual practices and of course, I feel more responsible with my actions, always expecting better results.
Posted on: Tue, 26 Nov 2013 02:31:37 +0000
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