A curated fortnightly edition of the best thoughts on work , learning and the changing nature of work
A lady video records a man seated behind her, punch the back of her reclined seat. He seems seated at the back of the plane and doesn’t have the option to recline. It brought alive a newfound renewal to learning my manners.
Without discretion, data has raw power to dictate emptiness into lives. It brings victories that are pyrrhic at best. Data is a good point to begin to pause and ponder. But it’s often not a good idea to treat it as a finish line.
Akrasia, I read, was a greek word developed to describe “a state of acting against better judgement”
Stretch, challenge and opportunities to have a proper reflection on such challenges provide fantastic opportunities for growth. Not only that. When comfort and a certain level of predictability keep company for extended periods of time, it is a recipe for disaster. A personal scare!
The new year offers us an opportunity to turn a fresh page. A fresh page that celebrates our joys, sorrows imperfections, frayed edges and fuzzy feelings.
I am accustomed to airports, airline food and whizzing past arrivals and departures. My work makes it that way. The other day, I was tasked with receiving family arriving from abroad. In the middle of the night, it dawned on me that arrivals and departures are far more than mere transit points for travel! Arrival halls, the Read more
The ladder of giving came to me after a stellar conversation with a business leader whose ways of giving reminded me of my great grandmother.
The importance of laughing with our teams cannot be overstated. Why is laughter waning in our lives
Hobbies are not the ‘optional extras’ that they seem.They help a huge deal in building careers and professions.Not sure? Well,here are four reasons.
“A year ago, a very senior business leader let me in on his secret way of working. He showed me a small pocketbook.”