Javohir Akramov

What is the most toxic social media platform? Instagram, Telegram, LinkedIn? @javohirakramov

Juda zoʻr imkoniyat! Iqtisodiy til bilan aytsak — haqiqiy yulduzlar Oʻzbekistonga kelishmoqda ekan. Iqtisodiyotga va metodlarga qiziqsangiz albatta hujjat topshiring. Toʻgʻrisi, oʻzim ham topshirishni oʻylayapman… Stiven Durlauf hozirgi Chikago universitet professori, hozir u Chikagoda Hekman bilan birga tadqiqot markaz ko-direktori. Dunyodagi eng yorqin ekonometrik mutafakkirlardan. Uning leksiyalaridan keyin, toʻgʻrisi, qarsak chalgim kelgan edi. Omadim kelib, menga umrimdagi birinchi ekonometrika kursini aynan u oʻtgan, oʻsha payt Viskonsinda ishlagan edi. Lourens Blume hamma bilgan iqtisodchilar uchun matematika kitobi hammuallifi — bir necha avlod iqtisodchilar uni yozgan kitoblaridan dars olib kelishmoqda. Xullas qoʻyib yuborish mumkin emas bunday imkoniyatni. Albatta topshiring. Deadline bugun ekan. Ochig'ini aytsam - O'zbekistonda bunday narsa tashkil qilingani - katta narsa. https://econsummer.newuu.uz/

Over the years, I have learned to deal with different kinds of people. Generally, I think I can get along with anyone, no matter their character, personality, or traits. We might not become friends, but we will certainly get the job done. However, there is one group of people who make every little decision with "their heart." They always make decisions based on what they feel like doing rather than what they should or have to do. No amount of logical reasoning will convince them to change their mind. Sometimes it's just impossible to deal with them. Of course, you have certainly been fed the idea that "you should always follow your heart." But that is not necessarily the best way to make decisions. Sometimes, you have to make a decision that is rational and ultimately beneficial to most, even if "you don't feel like" doing so. Takeaway: if you want to have healthier relationships with people, come to your sense, put aside "follow your heart" for a while, and do what is rational for once. @javohirakramov

Distance Kills Love I know what you're thinking. You think I'm referring to the love between two people. While this concept does apply to human relationships, it's not the only instance. When you're working on a project or developing a skill/habit, consistently showing up is much more important than the amount of progress you make. The more time you spend away from your endeavor, the less love you have for it. This is a universal truth that applies to many areas of life. One example is religion. When you consistently pray or engage in learning about your faith, your commitment to it increases. You become more involved, love it more, follow it better, and it's always on your mind. But once you start skipping one or two prayers, it turns into skipping a day or two, and before you know it, you haven't prayed in a week. Another example is building a skill such as coding. You took the first CS50 class and loved it. It felt like the best class you had ever taken. But soon, after a few classes, it gets a bit tough. You become less enthusiastic with each new class and more reluctant to pursue it. If you stop spending time regularly on it, it just falls into the backlog of your life, and you will never finish it. It becomes another endeavor you started but didn't consistently show up for, especially in times you hated it, and it goes into the cemetery of started and never finished endeavors. Most importantly, it applies to projects. When you first start working on something, you're very excited. You spend all your free time on it, you're passionate about it, and you genuinely enjoy the process. But as other things come up in your life, you might find it increasingly difficult to show love to your project. You spend less and less time on it, become less committed, and might even kill it. From my own observations and learnings, most projects die this way. Love for them fades away and that absence of love suffocates them. So when you start something new, whether it's a project, a hobby, a skill, a relationship, or anything else, make sure to consistently show up. You might not enjoy it every time you do, but in the long run, it serves to survival of whatever you're pursuing. Remember, you didn't come this far just to come this far. @javohirakramov

Eid al-Adha Mubarak to you all. @javohirakramov

My brother published a vlog from Zaamin marathon. Check it out rn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C96dRI_ILxQ P.S. I should never wear a cap. @javohirakramov

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Attention Students who have applied/applying to Universities Abroad! Have you applied or are you in the process of applying to universities abroad? Are you currently studying at a university or have you already graduated? If so, I invite you to fill out the form linked below. By diligently completing the form, you will have the opportunity to book a free 30-minute consultation/interview with me. During this session, we can discuss your admission journey, university experience, or any questions you may have. Even if you are a university student/alum already, I am open to have a chat with you too. Click here to fill out the form. P.S. To my blogger friends and subscribers, your reposts would be greatly appreciated! @javohirakramov

Calling for applicants to universities abroad! If you are planning to apply to universities abroad as a class of 2029 or 2030, I would like to invite you to a 30-minute chat with me regarding your admission journey. It will be a mix of consultation and an interview in which I will ask you a few questions about your application journey and in return you can ask me any questions you have regarding admissions. Link to book a meeting. P.S. For my blogger friends/subscribers, I would highly appreciate repost. @javohirakramov

Our Unicrafters team participated in the Zaamin Ultra 2024 Marathon on June 1-2, showcasing their resilience and team spirit. Enjoy the highlights of our incredible journey! 🏃‍♂️🌄📸 #ZaaminUltra2024 #Unicrafters #Marathon 🚀 @unicrafters