Monis Rahman is one “who slept the least, whose office was tiniest

                                                     Monis Rahman

                  Monis Rahman is one “who slept the least, whose office was tiniest

According to Forbes, Monis Rahman is one “who slept the least, whose office was tiniest, who choked down the most Ramen noodles and holds some formidable trump cards.” Monis is the mind behind Naseeb Networks, which specializes in recruitment portal, social networking and other services in Pakistan. In 2006 he started Rozee.pk and has built it to a company with over 40, 000 employers and 5.4 million professionals registered on its portal.

 Monis Rahman

Monis Rahman is one “who slept the least, whose office was tiniest

life is beautiful: Emily Blunt Golden Globes and landing leading role...

life is beautiful: Emily Blunt Golden Globes and landing leading role...:                                Emily Blunt            Golden Globes and landing leading roles on the stage and big screen.   ...

Emily Blunt Golden Globes and landing leading roles on the stage and big screen.

                               Emily Blunt

           Golden Globes and landing leading roles on the stage and big screen.

 

Before Blunt was getting nominated for Golden Globes and landing leading roles on the stage and big screen, she could barely carry a conversation with her classmates: Between ages seven and 14, Emily had a major stutter. As she told W magazine, "I was a smart kid, and had a lot to say, but I just couldn't say it. It would just haunt me. I never thought I'd be able to sit and talk to someone like I'm talking to you right now."

But that all changed when one of her junior high teachers encouraged her to try out for the school play—a totally unappealing feat given the fact that she had such a hard time communicating. But the teacher kept gently pressing and suggested she try accents and character voices to help get the words out—and it worked. By the end of her teens, Blunt had overcome her stutter and went on to achieve the successful career she has now.

life is beautiful: Colonel (Harland) Sanders

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Colonel (Harland) Sanders

                              Colonel (Harland) Sanders

Colonel Harland Sanders was fired from a variety of jobs throughout his career before he first started cooking chicken in his roadside Shell Service Station in 1930, when he was 40 years old, during the Great Depression. His gas station didn’t actually have a restaurant, so he served diners in his attached personal living quarters.

Over the next 10 years, he perfected his “Secret Recipe” and pressure fryer cooking method for his famous fried chicken and moved onto bigger locations. His chicken was even praised in the media by food critic Duncan Hines (yes, that Duncan Hines). However, as the interstate came through the Kentucky town where the Colonel’s restaurant was located in the 1950s, it took away important road traffic, and the Colonel was forced to close his business and retire, essentially broke. Worried about how he was going to survive off his meager $105 monthly pension check, he set out to find restaurants who would franchise his secret recipe—he wanted a nickel for each piece of chicken sold. He drove around, sleeping in his car, and was rejected more than 1,000 times before finally finding his first partner.

life is beautiful: Oprah’s dealt with a lot throughout her public lif...

life is beautiful: Oprah’s dealt with a lot throughout her public lif...:                 Oprah Winfrey Oprah’s dealt with a lot                     throughout her public life Oprah’s dealt with a lo...

Oprah’s dealt with a lot throughout her public life

               Oprah Winfrey Oprah’s dealt with a lot                     throughout her public life

Oprah’s dealt with a lot throughout her public life—criticism about her weight, racism, intrusive questions about her sexuality, just to name a few—but she never let it get in the way of her ambition and drive. When you look at her childhood, her personal triumphs are cast in an even more remarkable light.

Growing up, Oprah was reportedly a victim of sexual abuse and was repeatedly molested by her cousin, an uncle, and a family friend. Later, she became pregnant and gave birth to a child at age 14, who passed away just two weeks later. But Oprah persevered, going on to finish high school as an honors student, earning a full scholarship to college, and working her way up through the ranks of television, from a local network anchor in Nashville to an international superstar and creator of her OWN network (we couldn’t help ourselves