Life in Bangalore

The Instructor explained to the the three groups about the game. The scenario was a life threatening situation. To avoid the loss of life all the members have to cross from one side to another. Each of the groups was given the same resources for saving the lives. Every group strategized and began executing it. It took around 20 minutes for the first group to crossover the situation. The second group had just covered half the ground, the instructor came to the first group who were resting and asked them if they could help their friends who were struggling. The first group obliged with the resources and the strategies. The second group covered the next half of the ground in 10 minutes. There was still another group left. This time, both the first and second groups helped rescue the team and they did it in 5 minutes After this exercise, the instructor entered the groups of what they had missed in the entire exercise. A member responded “Cooperation”. If all the three groups had pooled

The Vacationing businessman stared at the sea thinking about the lunch. A lone fisherman with a small boat laden with large yellow finned tuna fishes docked nearby. “That’s a great catch” said the tourist how long did it take you? Not so long replied the fisherman. What do you do with rest of your time? Fisher man replied “Sleep late. Fish a little , Play with mu children, have lunch , then siesta stroll into village each evening Dine well & play guitar-a full & rich life sir” I think I could help you the visitor said. Spend more time fishing, buy a bigger boat, and make more money, then several boats until you have a fleet. Don’t sell the catch to the middle men, sell it directly to the processor, and eventually open your own company. But what then Sir? Asked fisherman You could move to a bigger city to run your expanding firm . you could float your company on the stock market. Make millions of dollars. But What then Sir? Asked the fisherman/..that the best part, Businessman l