Haresh Daswani

Haresh Daswani was born on August 27, 1981, in the Philippines. He is of a Sindhi lineage (from the Sindh province, now part of Pakistan) with his father born in India, and his mother in Singapore.  An entrepreneur since college, Haresh spends his leisure time either writing short stories and poetries, drawing abstract art, or discussing Philosophy and business with his friends. He also dreams to have his works published, recognized, and appreciated. You can reach Haresh at hmdaswani@gmail.com  Visit his Facebook page for the Evolution of Insanity Book or go directly to Amazon!


Thursday, 18 September 2008 19:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageGiven that the world financial situation has become shaky, given that people were buying houses they cannot really afford, at prices higher than what is deemed fit, it is inevitable that price correction in real estate will cause chaos within the banking sector.

It is also interesting to see that our interdependence means that the ultimate and final point, that one economy is interconnected to the world, is now better noticed. We are all dependent to each other to keep our lifestyle the way it is.

 
Sunday, 31 August 2008 19:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageWe have not asked ourselves some of the more important questions about what is really happening. Television and various forms of media has made  us dependent on them feeding us information, and making us forget what is the deeper issue. This is known as media propaganda.

Don't get me wrong, they do give us information we need, but if we are sincerely concerned, there are some true questions we have to ask.

Are we planting more trees then we are chopping? If we aren't, what is being done about it?

 
Friday, 08 August 2008 20:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageI believe this is a cycle the whole world encounters during growth.

It is not only in Beijing, where we have seen the levels of pollution through pictures trying to present the beauty of the new infrastructure.These pictures also showed the price to the environment for those infrastructures.

It was a strange and surreal truth in one picture.

 
Thursday, 10 July 2008 20:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageThe advent of the internet has brought it, and from the looks of it, the concept will stay. Ever since we have been specifically been searching for songs, TV shows, and newspaper articles, companies now are starting to focus on selling us only what we want, and not the rest of the items.

What does this mean?

 
Wednesday, 02 July 2008 20:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageCapitalism was ideally set to run things on their own. Given certain parameters, items will be given their own value based on what people feel would be their priority importance and their assumed value. Things have been working out very well in this system, until we start to realize, things might have actually gone out of control.

Consider this, many of us work anywhere between 8 to 10 hours a day, this does not include our commute to and from work, our morning rituals in preparation for work, and for others, our time spent on some nights preparing for work the next day. Invariably, our entire day was dedicated and focused to work.

 
Tuesday, 01 July 2008 20:00 GFP Columnist - Haresh Daswani
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ImageIn this day and age, it is no longer feasible for anyone to be content in their jobs. Everyone is constantly finding means and ways to make things more efficient, and reducing the need of manpower or costs in producing different products. Companies are always trying to improve, given our global competition.

But it is no longer the companies who have to be worried in trying to improve themselves. We all have to constantly improve ourselves as well. This was proven by many new situations. As costs have to go down, outsourcing has brought jobs overseas. 

 

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