Handling Special Parrots

Akshay Its really nice. I had heard the same earlier also but your added idea has made this one more valuable.

Aquiring talented manpower is not sufficient. we should know how to utulise the same.

Great thought Akshay, a person with multi talented personality grab attention in professional as well as social life, his works potentaility, stamina exhaberate skills.

Interesting Insight Akshaya! Thanks for referral
The last line is important :
" Are most of us QUALIFIED ADEQUATELY or motivated enough to take care of them and handle them sagaciously?"
Nice Observation & Thought
It proves fatal for an extremely talented person, if his potentials are not utilized adequately OR if he works for less qualified / motivated lots

Nice one Akshay,

I am sure very few are capable to buy such parrots in first place.
So while multi-talented individuals may be available the handler may take awhile to learn to pull one a time and the right one.

according to me the morale is even parrot is multitalented but can perform only one task at a given point of time performing different tasks is difficult and it may get into the problems.  if we define multitasking, multitasking is performing of different actions sequentially one after another at a given set of time. For which multi talent is require to perform the respective task. so both are like two sides of a coin.  Having such persons in organisation is good.  But it is important for company and person too how careful they are in utilising or delivering these tasks at a given point of time taking the organisational environment in to the account.

Thanks for the referral Mr Akshay

  Very amazing Akshay, the moral of the story is that multitasking is salable provided it is entrusted to a good hands for sale otherwise he can spoil the party.In his zeal to show case his specialties he forgot to remember his deformities. "Handle with care" was the appropriate plate, the seller should have hanged above the parrot.

Great message Mr Bhatia.  Simply "too much is too bad"

Wonderful message Mr.Akshay Bhatia.
No harm in knowing & learning several subjects. Because knowledge is power. But at the same time one should know his skill & strength where he can shine.That strength should be reinforced to have specialization. otherwise it will be like jack of all trades and master of none.This is the message from the above title captioned.    

Very nice message Akshay.

One can keep learning and learning new things and One has to know his/her own limits and exercise proper controls otherwise it would lead to early burnout. Irony is that to know one’s limits one has to push and push till one reaches the near burnout stage. The art is to pull out at this stage, recoup and then push again. 

Just a thought ….

Thanks for the invite :-)

Very interesting and apt observation.

Akshay,

Accept my pat for this wonderful message.And it is true in most of the cases.

Sudhakr cbsiyer@yahoo.co.in

Very Interesting Akshaya
Have you read Sri Aurobindo & Mother's writings; they deal with 'Consciousness"
we have very good proverb/ Advice 'One At A time"
My uncle late Dr. K M Munshi used to tell me that he has' Water Tight Compartment" meaning he concentrates on only one thing so the energy and concentration flows into desired direction; as water is controlled to flow in one particular Channel.
I learn that this is vital for Positive thinking.
I am not a specialist but more a generalist and write/ express what I know or feel.
Regards
Ranjan
Email: BillionaireRDM@aol.com

Amazing Akshay. 

According to me the moral would be: Aquired skills are often fragile if not governed skillfully!! Imbibe only what can be reproduced without severely endangering yourself in self deecay!!