I’ve always wanted to  track myself as a performer where was I a few years back where do I stand right now. The reason is pretty simple this way I’ll know what went wrong and I can fix that.

Interestingly my inclination towards Personal Software Process has given me a thought process like no other.

So first I started out tracking my academic performances in school and college and here’s what I came up with….

Early schooling I was the best, in the early grades I was the best cause I never used to watch TV back then.

These days it’s only TV and  radio guess I’ll reduce that..

Here’s another graph more recent, with respect to the Tech certifications I trying to achieve.

This is more result oriented. Earlier I was focusing on the learning process that the result was shunned of the rightful glory but subsequently I took the certifications with the only objective of scoring Max that was evident in the outcome. So guess this is gonna be my approach to GMAT as well.

I don’t remember when really guess it was just after school, I think my uncle took me to this workshop he wanted to attend. Told me the speaker was an expert, lectures are very popular.

I’ll give u a clue the add says don’t come late to the session, yup I’m talking about Aporesh Acharya. The session was simply scintillating, I was very impressed. Should have gone ahead and enrolled for the session but hey I was a school kid Duke Nukem appealed more to me. There was a key note if I can call it that, about the session the speaker said the gist of the session the learing process itself really was luck. He went on to give a definition of luck :

” Luck is the meeting point of your alertness and any opportunity passing by .. “

That I still remember.

When I started out initially I attended this workshop PDC as it was called in Haddows club, Nungambakkam chennai.

Interesting session really, had a lot of fun the batch chilled out took it easy had a real time. It was for a duration of 3 days started on the 14th and went on till the 17th December 2004 won’t forget it 4 sure.

A couple of guys made the presentation on work prioritization and stuff like that, really useful stuff to be productive @ work.

Here’s what they came up with:

Interestingly i followed it for a few months only to realize that hey I’m the odd one out. So hey when in Rome be a Roman, so I kinda of changed my style according to the workplace.

Here I am today deleting my old files when I came across this. Well if can’t store em blog em..

Guess I’ll have to come up with a new one for this.