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Technology and Social Media Training For Business | Rehan Allahwala

This is a 15 episode 3 min each video about Technology and Social Media Training For Businessmen in Pakistan

It is a free course and we would love your feedback in comments and do pass it forward to somebody who can learn from it to grow their businesses

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Earning on Social Media | Rehan Allahwala

This is a 15 episode 3 min each video about Technology and Social Media Training For Businessmen in Pakistan
It is a free course and we would love your feedback in comments and do pass it forward to somebody who can learn from it to grow their businesses

https://lnkd.in/ehmskD2
#rehanallahwala #digitalpakistan #digitalchristian #businessmen #technology

Today I had a great opportunity to have a conversation with **Mr. Kamal Bakhshi**, an experienced and knowledgeable person in the field of business. During our discussion, he shared valuable insights about his journey, business experiences, and important lessons for success. His practical knowledge and years of experience make his advice very helpful for young people and anyone interested in business.

If you want to learn about business or discuss ideas, you can also connect with him directly. **Mr. Kamal Bakhshi has strong experience in business and is available for guidance and conversation.**

**Contact Number:** 0321-129-3704
**International:** +92 321 129 3704

You can also find him on **Facebook: Kamal Bakhshi** and connect with him there.

#KamalBakhshi #BusinessExperience #BusinessLearning #Entrepreneurship #BusinessTips #SuccessJourney #LearnFromExperience #BusinessMentor #KarachiBusiness #Inspiration

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Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star Agency History
For more than 88 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has been helping change the lives of kids in Texas by giving them the opportunity to reach their fullest potential. And we have eight and a half decades of volunteers, donors, and advocates just like you to thank!

Our Humble Beginnings
It all started on February 24, 1927, when the growing number of boys passing through the Juvenile Court System in Dallas County inspired the humble beginnings of what is now the nations largest Big Brothers Big Sisters agency. Through the vision of few, hundreds of thousands of Texans lives were changed for the better, forever through the power of one-to-one youth mentoring.

In 1926, Ms. Jessie A. White, a young probation officer of the Dallas Juvenile Court, was distraught at the futures that awaited the boys filing through the court system. "When a child is brought to us there are only two things to do with him," she said. "We can send him to the reform school or we can send him back to the same conditions from which he came."
What these boys need is a friend that the boy can count on, who can give him the feeling that some one is especially interested in him. Upon this realization, Ms. White took a step which would forever change the futures of North Texas children.
The Big Brother Club
Ms. White visited civic organizations, churches and clubs to recruit mentors and generate support for the Big Brother movement which began in New York City 23 years earlier. Through the support Judge F.H. Alexander and the Dallas Rotary Club Boys Committee which began the process of recruiting businessmen to serve as mentors, the Dallas Big Brothers Club was ultimately born on February 24, 1927.

Mr. J.J. Burnett was named the first president of the Dallas Big Brothers Club and by 1929, 75 Dallas businessmen had stepped forward as Big Brothers to boys throughout the city. Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, additional services to boys were offered through the Dallas Big Brothers Club. In 1932, the County Boys Parental Home and School was opened to provide a home to boys convicted through the Juvenile Courts but not meeting the requirements for reform school. In 1939, Camp Tammi Babi (Comanche words for Little Brother) opened in Cedar Hill to provide Little Brothers a structured summer environment away from the busy city. The Melba Theatre on Elm Street hosted Saturday morning Big Brother programs which featured visits by Popeye the Sailor and Baby Rose Marie, and motion pictures including Joe Palooka featuring Jimmy Durante and The Lone Cowboy featuring Jackie Cooper.
Historic Places
It wasnít until 1935 that the Dallas Big Brothers Club opened it first official headquarters at 1607 Main St. in what was then called the Praetorian Building (now called Stone Place Tower.) This neoclassical style building was dubbed the Wests first skyscraper at 15 stories tall.
The Melrose Hotel in Dallas also claims relevance in the early history of the organization. The hotel hosted more than a decade of Big Brother/Little Brother annual holiday banquets and Dallas Big Brother Club annual meetings. At this banquet in 1945, Jimmy Smith was honored as being the first Little Brother to become a Big Brother in the program.
World War II
The program began to grow steadily until the numbers became difficult to track during WWII. Of the 302 boys reported served by the organization in early 1942, approximately 100 Big Brothers and 64 Little Brothers were reported as on active military duty by the end of that year.

Many employers at the time allowed qualified Little Brothers to fill in for their Big Brothers active in the armed forces. Sadly, during these war years the absence of fathers, brothers and Big Brothers ultimately led to an increase in youth delinquency and an even greater demand for male mentors.

I am very heart broken today, I try very very hard based on what I know, to do what I can for others, but no matter HOW HARD I try, I seem to be like that Older brother, whos brothers are not happy with him and blame him for everything.

I wish there was a cave somewhere, Where I can just go and HIDE from the world, and just live my life...

I want to apologize to everyone, who has learned anything from me, Kindly un-learn it as it is all false based on what others may tell you. I am stupid and crazy to dream bigger than other people around me, and I should not show others to dream, I Dream of a Pakistan where everyone makes minimum of at least $300 a month to $1000 a month, So I am sorry for dreaming that, I am sorry for teaching and sharing the rotten bad knowledge of failures that I know of my life, which is useless for everyone who wishes to fail on their own, and learn only and only from the failures, thus making success even farther away from how far it really is.

I am sorry for paying people money, to actually learn on the job, and I am sorry for giving gifts from my own pocket, which I could use to buy toys and expensive stuff for my own family and myself, Just like all other smart businessmen do.

I am sorry to share my life how I live so others can see that I am no other than anyone else, and they too can live like me if they chose to, But I am so sorry for showing this way.

But Most I am sorry to my own parents and family, for not spending enough time with them, and spending it with others, in Hope that one day, they can do what I do, and I can just go and hide in my cave.

I am tired, very very very tired of doing all I do, answering hundreds of people every day, which feels like being Jim Carrey ~ in the movie God Almighty where no matter how many wishes I try to answer, they just do not stop, and yet I wake up to days where JUST THAT ONE PERSON who was I miss Spelled a word with will come back and hunt me down for hours that I am some jackass :)

So you all, I AM A BIG Jackass, A fool, A stupid dreamer who DARED To dream.

Do forgive me all, who have been hurt by my deeds, as NO MATTER how Hard I try, it is just not enough!

I will try to learn to focus on my self and closest to me more again. May God give me the strength to do so.

I will soon be closing my personal facebook account, and hand over the Rehan Allahwala page to someone to manage, so you may want to like it if you want.

Dubai is a great place for Pakistani businessmen and entrepreneurs to grow their business and go global.

Abdul Ghafoor has been in dubai for 24 years and can guide you how to do it.

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Pakistani Businessmen: Lets Unlock Malaysias Potential Together!

Assalamualaikum, my fellow Pakistani entrepreneurs! Are you ready to explore the limitless business opportunities in Malaysia? Join me and a select group of ambitious businessmen as we delve into the dynamic world of Malaysian commerce.

Group Size: 10-20 business enthusiasts
When: [Specify Date]
Where: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Having lived in Malaysia for 20 years, I am passionate about guiding and connecting you with valuable resources and networks. Lets collaborate and elevate our businesses to unprecedented heights in Malaysia!

Why you should join:
Personalized mentorship from an experienced Pakistani businessman
Networking with driven Pakistani entrepreneurs
Uncover hidden business opportunities in Malaysia
Learn from real-life success stories and experiences

Dont wait! Secure your spot by sending a private message or commenting below. Limited spaces available, so act quickly! Contact Nauman Farooq

Together, we can conquer the Malaysian market and achieve extraordinary success! 🇵🇾

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The Real Oil of Pakistan is Above the Ground

For decades, Pakistan has been told that its salvation lies beneath the ground—hidden in oil reserves, natural gas pockets, coal mines, and precious minerals. Our governments, corporations, and entrepreneurs have spent billions searching for wealth buried under the soil. Yet, the truth is simpler and far more obvious: the real treasure of Pakistan is not beneath the earth but above it.

Every year, nearly 7 million children are born in Pakistan. Every year, millions of young people graduate from schools and universities. These young men and women are not liabilities, as many believe—they are our oil wells, our coal mines, our diamonds. Just as crude oil requires refining to become fuel, and coal requires mining before it transforms into energy, our youth require cultivation, training, and polishing before they can shine as the true wealth of this nation.

Yes, working with human beings is not easy. They are not as simple as digging a hole in the ground and pumping oil. But neither is gold easy to extract. Neither are diamonds easy to find in a coal mine. Yet the world pursues them tirelessly, because they know the payoff is worth the effort.

So why do we neglect the most abundant and renewable resource we have—our people?

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Carving the Human Diamonds

The question is not if Pakistanis can become the future workforce, entrepreneurs, and innovators of the world. The question is how we carve this human diamond. The answer lies in education that is practical, personalized, and future-proof.

At Rehan School, we believe there are two steps to unlocking this treasure:
1. Teach Everyone ChatGPT.
The future of work is AI. Just like literacy changed the world in the last century, AI literacy will define the winners of this century. Every student we train learns how to use ChatGPT and other AI tools, not just as a search engine, but as a collaborator, a teacher, and a business partner. Imagine a workforce where every employee comes with an AI co-pilot already trained and integrated into their daily work.
2. Build Schools for Businessmen.
Business leaders often complain: “We can’t find the right team.” The truth is, the problem isn’t the talent—it’s the training system. Companies hire graduates, only to spend years retraining them, unteaching old habits, and then rebuilding their skills. Why not build a workforce from scratch according to your needs?
This is where Rehan School comes in. If you are a businessman, entrepreneur, or corporate leader, you can sponsor 50 students and we will design and run a school just for you. For only $2,000 a month, we will build a school under your curriculum. Whether you need coders, designers, sales agents, farm managers, or social media specialists—we will tailor the training to your exact requirements.
Imagine a school for Facebook.
A school for Google.
A school for Microsoft.
A school for Sean Masala.
A school for Mitchell’s Farms.
We can build one for any company, anywhere on the planet.

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The Benefits for Businesses

This model transforms education into a direct investment in business growth. Here’s why it works:
• Custom-Built Talent: Instead of hiring and retraining, you get people shaped from day one to fit your business needs.
• Loyal Workforce: Students trained under your curriculum feel ownership and loyalty to your company from the beginning.
• Scalability: Whether you’re in Pakistan, the U.S., the Middle East, or Europe, this model works. Education is borderless, and talent can be trained anywhere.
• Cost-Effective: For only $2,000 a month, you can create a pipeline of skilled employees. Compare that to the cost of recruitment, onboarding, and retraining.
• Long-Term Impact: We ask you to commit to 24 months minimum. Ideally, join us for four years, and you will see how your company transforms, powered by a team you designed.

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The First Ten Businessmen

We are not speaking in theory. We are already doing this. The first businessman has signed up. Nine more will follow. Together, these first ten will prove to the world that the real wealth of Pakistan is not underground but standing tall, waiting to be carved.

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A Call to Visionaries

If you are a businessman tired of saying “I can’t find the right people,” then stop complaining and take action. Come to Rehan School. Sponsor 50 students. Let us build a school for your business.

The oil wells of Pakistan are above the ground. The diamonds are alive, breathing, waiting. And unlike the resources underground, this treasure grows every year, multiplying with each newborn child.

Let us refine them. Let us carve them. And let us build the future together.

Contact me. Join us. Invest in the real oil of Pakistan—the people.