Living On Codes|by Mozammel Haque

If you are living in Bangladesh, specially Dhaka, this is nothing new to you. We all know that drivers in the roads of Dhaka are the busiest person in the world, and they are always in a hurry as if they are missing a flight. For those who are not from around Dhaka, check out the daily traffic that we have to go through each day to commute to our work place:

Now, how can you keep your cool while driving on a road like this? It is simple if you just follow my Dad’s advice:

“Besides you, everyone else on the road is MAD and you can’t expect logical reasoning from MAD drivers, or pedestrians.”

This simple ‘code’ helped me to avoid tons of mistakes I could have made if I thought that I was driving with other people who have common sense. It helped me to avoid accidents so far, and I’m pretty sure it will also help you if you follow this code while you drive.

As a software professional, I live on codes. I eat, sleep, drink codes and sell codes for my bread and butter. As an avid reader of literature of successful living, I (try to) live on codes, that is, living on principles.

In this site I want to share the codes that work for me from both the worlds.