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Bala Gangiah
B Gangiah started his career digging trenches as an electrical apprentice for a paltry R30 per week. He qualified as an electrician in 1981 and worked his way up through the ranks from electrician,...mehr sehenB Gangiah started his career digging trenches as an electrical apprentice for a paltry R30 per week. He qualified as an electrician in 1981 and worked his way up through the ranks from electrician, electrical superintendent, maintenance manager to project engineer. He turned his last promotion down as it began to deviate from his goals.
“A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty.” Sir Winston Churchill
One of his goals was to retire from his profession at 50 and concentrate all his energy on his two main passions, cooking and writing. This happened two years earlier and before turning 50 he managed to purchase one restaurant, open three more and complete the Born to Succeed program. He also authored two poems “Father of the Nation” a dedication to Nelson Mandela and “Where are you Oh Lord”.
The “Development of Intellect by Feedback” has been his very own pet project and personally used it extensively over the last 12 years. He owes all his success’s to this technique and guarantees anyone choosing and sincerely running with it to realise their own dreams and goals. He lives up to an ideal, that success is a choice.
“If you don't have the power to change yourself, then nothing will change around you.” - Anwar Sadat
Although the book and course is authored by B Gangiah, he does not claim ownership of it but admits it was made possible by all the books he has read and mainly the people he has been intimately associated with. He has been a collector of quotes since a young man and claims that although a picture paints a thousand words, a quote say’s a million.
“One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it’s worth watching.” Unknown
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