~~Mariam M. Khan, MBA & Doctoral Candidate
“I actually do not want to be surrounded by the worst of human beings that think they are above the law simply because they are relied on to do the worst things for an occupation that is not anywhere near accurate of what they report on their taxes as a job title, if they pay taxes.
I am happy being surrounded by positive, like-minded people with book smarts and similar interests that also are with me in positive places and situations. My aim in life now is not to catch bad guys to make the world a better place, but to help people in creating positive global and domestic social change to make the world a better place.”
~~Mariam Mujib Khan, MBA & Doctoral Candidate
“A person, especially a woman, should know her own worth. She should never look for it as value in how a man treats her. If she knows her own worth, she will tolerate nothing less than respect. And she will not be with a man for very long that cannot give respect to her. This is true in professional career choices, the situations she finds herself in, the company she keeps, and in other arenas of life. At the same token, she will see value in a man that treats her well and who is a good, honest, decent human being that can treat her with respect, love, kindness, and other good characteristics determinant of qualities to be admired in a human being. She will know her own worth and settle for a man that can recognize her worth. It does not mean she will only attract good men. She will have to discard the trash to find the treasure. If she sees as trash a man that cannot respect her, then it’s time to make a change. Many times, the mistake a woman makes is in not recognizing the trash soon enough. That being said, it is better to take trash out before it starts to rot and stink. To end on a good note, once she has found a good man, that relationship will flourish with little effort and it will be of a good scent, far from the stink of rotting trash. It will thrive in harmony and balance of respect for one another and grow in love through kindness and concern for each person’s feelings.”
~~Mariam M. Khan, MBA & Doctoral Candidate