English book · Building Life

Building Life

English book, p. 176

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

revenge. As a result, Japan avoided wasting its energy on unnecessary negative actions. By overcoming this negative mindset, Japan effectively turned its enemy into a source of strength. America’s Bell Laboratories were the first to invent the transistor. If the Japanese had harboured feelings of hatred against America, they would not have been able to learn from them. However, because of their positive mindset, they quickly adopted this invention. Before Bell Laboratories could produce transistors in large quantities, the Japanese had already manufactured them on a massive scale, capturing the global market. Similarly, fax technology was discovered in America, but Japan was the first to commercially benefit from it. THE HIGHEST GOAL A team from an Arab country arrived in Mumbai and stayed at a hotel. They needed to hire employees for their country, so they placed an advertisement in English newspapers. A well-educated young man from Delhi saw the ad and sent his documents to them. In response, he received an interview invitation from Mumbai. The young man headed to the railway station in a rickshaw, accompanied by a friend who was seeing him off. Along the way, a group of unruly boys were playing in the street.

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