I would loike to start this post with thankking the Almighty God who is toogenerous towards me the sinner and reckless. Today it was such a nice day.I went to school a bit late at 09:10 instead of 09:00, however I was still on time. We had a guest lecturer from Hungary. Quite a nice man we had to prepare a case study about a hungarian based company Graphisof and it’s expansion on the US market back in the distant 1992. We had to act as a consultants in front of the management board who happened to be the teachers from Hungary as well as our teacher Frank Vonk. He is a nice guy I just wonder how did he got involved with such an ungodly concepts they use under the name “Gyroscopic Self Management” or GSM. Anyways today after I went to school firstly the Hungarian teacher gave us a 29 slides presentation and then we continued with the case study. In the case study we were required to use mostly methods presented in the presentation or alternatively came up with our own ones. We had to do the case study in a certain time frames through following literally a time schedule prepared by the Hungarian guys. To be honest I enjoyed greatly the event, if all days the lectures were like this I’m pretty much convinced that I would much more interested into the economic studies. My group consisted of Pavel, Gregorie (a guy from Corasel)and Henry (a chinese). We did well thanks to God! I got inspired by the Lord so I came up with pretty interesting solutions to the case and I gave quite an insightful presentation with the rest of the guys. To sump up I had a great time. We also completed (thanksfully, at last!) the IMM report, so now we might move up to work on the IBP project. 6 o’clock in the late evening I went for theater sports. There we had a lot of fun and I performed pretty well. Thanks God! I pray that God use me for his mighty purpose and lead me to his miraculous ways and deliver me and lead me in the path of salvation! Glory be to the Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit now and into the ages of ages! AmenEND—–
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