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As today is my birthday, Malaysian are celebrating with demonstration for fuel hike. See the video for proof.

httpv://youtube.com/watch?v=imFZXa-2dKY

written by ™ ķЯαž£ ™ \\ tags: 13, 2008, fuel, hike, June, Malaysian, on, protest

As leadership is part of my role, i’ve seen LAWS of Leadership need to be re-vesited by Malaysian top political leaders. As political instability is consequences of lack of leadership credibility, they should aware of this LAWS:

1. THE LAW OF THE LID
   Leadership ability determines a person’s level of effectiveness
2. THE LAW OF INFLUENCE
   The true measure of leadership is influence – nothing more, nothing less
3. THE LAW OF PROCESS
   Leadership develops daily, not in a day

4. THE LAW OF NAVIGATION
   Anyonecan steer the ship, but it takes leader to chart the course

5. THE LAW OF E. F. HUTTON
   When the real leader speaks, people listen

6. THE LAW OF SOLID GROUND
   Trust is the foundation of leadership
   
   
7. THE LAW OF RESPECT
   People naturally follow leaders stronger than themselves
   
   
8. THE LAW OF INTUITION
   Leaders evaluate everything with a leadership bias
   
   
9. THE LAW OF MASNETISM
   Who you are is who you attract
   
   
10. THE LAW OF CONNECTION
    Leaders touch a heartbefore they ask for a hand
    
    
11. THE LAW OF INNER CIRCLE
    A leader’s potential is determined by those closest to him
    
    
12. THE LAW OF EMPOWERMENT
    Only secure leaders give power to others
    
    
13. THE LAW OF REPRODUCTION
    It takes leader to raise up a leader
    
    
14. THE LAW OF BUY-IN
    People buy into the leaders, Then the vision
    
    
15. THE LAW OF VICTORY
    Leaders find a way for the team to win
    
    
16. THE LAW OF BIG MO
    Momentum is a leader’s best friend
    
    
17. THE LAW OF PRIORITIES
    Leaders understand that activity is not necessarily accomplishment
    
    
18. THE LAW OF SACRIFIES
    A leader must give up to go up
    
    
19. THE LAW OF TIMING
    When to lead is as important to do and where to go
    
    
20. THE LAW OF EXPLOSIVE
    To add growth, lead followers – to multiply, lead leaders
    
    
21. THE LAW OF LEGACY
    A leader’s lasting values is measured by succession

So do you have all?

written by ™ ķЯαž£ ™ \\ tags: 2008, 21, election, IRREFUTABLE, LAWS, leadership, malaysia, Of, post, review

What a blow moves of previous Malaysia most influence Prime Minister. He resigned as Umno lifetime member. Full story here.

Here I listout his political career in Malaysia.

# 1945: Involved in the anti-Malayan Union campaign

# 1946: Joined the Kedah branch of the newly-formed Umno

# 1959: Proposed that candidates for that year’s general election be selected on certain qualifications, a proposal that angered some quarters of the party. After being accused of scheming and trying to get his allies to contest, Dr Mahathir refused to be involved in the elections that year

# 1964: Won the Kota Setar Selatan seat with a 60 per cent majority

# 1969: Lost the Kota Setar Selatan seat by 989 votes to Yusoff Rawa of Pas

# In July, Dr Mahathir was sacked from the Umno Supreme Council for publicly criticising prime minister Tunku Abdul Rahman on how the country’s administration was conducted

# 1972: Rejoined Umno

# 1973: Appointed a senator

# 1974: Relinquished the senatorship to contest the Kubang Pasu seat, which he won unopposed. Was made the education minister

# 1975: Elected one of Umno’s three vice-presidents

# 1976-1981: Deputy prime minister

# 1978-1981: Appointed minister of trade and industry

# July 16, 1981: Appointed prime minister and home affairs and defence minister

# 1983 and 1991: Removed the royal veto and royal immunity from prosecution

# 1987: Was challenged for the party president’s post by Tengku Razaleigh Hamzah but won by 43 votes. Unhappy with the results. Tengku Razaleigh’s supporters took the case to court, resulting in the de-registration of the party and the 1988 judicial crisis

# 1988: Dr Mahathir believed to have sparked off the judicial crisis which saw former lord president Tun Salleh Abbas and five other judges sacked

# 1998: He accused former finance minister and deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim of sodomy and abuse of power. (Anwar was sentenced to six years’ jail for corruption and another nine years for alleged homosexual acts. In 1994, the Federal Court reversed the second conviction and he was released)
Took over as Finance Minister 1 after Anwar’s sacking

# 1999: Handed over the Home Affairs Ministry to newly-appointed Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi

# 2001: Also assumed post of special functions minister

# Oct 31, 2003: After 22 years as prime minister, he handed over the office to Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi

# 2008: Resigned from Umno

written by ™ ķЯαž£ ™ \\ tags: 2008, career, Dr, election, Mahathir, malaysia, Mohamad, political, post, Tun