Part of the syllabus of Paper
V (Macro Management), Time Management Course
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2. Planning for different phases of
life. Different phases of life: childhood in assembly line, teenage in hangers,
20s on the runway, take-off at 30s, ascend at 40s, cruising at 50s, descent at
60s, landing at 70s, exhibit for children from 80s. Plane crashes. Missing the
flight. What happens during a hijack. Understanding aerodynamics: pressure
makes planes fly. Airport hangers and bird cages. On the runway: awareness of the
existence of other planes. Learning to scan beyond the clouds while taking off.
Ascend: flying high with the seatbelt fastened. Cruising into the sunset. How
to chalk out landing plans while taking off and set them in motion while still
ascending. Old WWII planes around the world.
3. Planning ahead. Things to
consider: money, lack thereof, family, children, wimpy children, useless
grown-up sons and daughters, bank loans, loan retrieval policies of banks (…)
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5. Disruptions and deviations from a
planned life. People who were not supposed to die. The meeting you should have
attended. The traffic jam that should not have been. The promotion you were
supposed to get. The boss who refused to die and burn in hell. The property you
should have inherited. The wife who was supposed to be supportive. The husband
who was supposed to be a teetotaler. The world that was supposed to understand your struggles.
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