Respect your Woman
10th March 2025 Young King Arthur was ambushed & imprisoned by the monarch of a neighboring kingdom. He could have killed him but was moved by Arthur’s youth & ideals. So, the monarch offered him his freedom, as long as he could answer a very difficult question. Arthur would have a year to figure out […]
On this Women’s day
9th March 2025 If we must celebrate a special day for women, let us celebrate freedom from stereotypes, from expectations, from idolisation, from sacrifice. Stop congratulating women for being the secret behind a successful man, Start saluting them for being successful. Stop saying the mother is sacred for all the sacrifices she makes, Try to […]
Employee Appreciation Day
8th March 2025 The first friday of March is celebrated as the Employee Appreciation Day across the world – an opportunity for organizations to show appreciation for their employees, through gestures big and small, that help create happier, more engaged workplaces. “You don’t build a business, You build people, and people build the business” is […]
Be, Do, Have!
7th March 2025 I’ve long lived by an adage I learned from Zig Ziglar: “You’ve got to BE before you can do and DO before you can HAVE.” The ‘Be, Do, Have’ model is one of my favourite life tools. Both Stephen Covey & Anthony Robbins use it in their writing, yet I believe it […]
Imposter Syndrome
6th March 2025 How many times have you had a voice in your head whispering “Do I really belong here? What if they find out I’m not as capable as they think?” This unsettling feeling is known as Imposter Syndrome – a pervasive sense of self-doubt despite evident success. Imposter syndrome is that nagging voice […]
A little Extra
5th March 2025 “There are no traffic jams on the extra mile.” – Zig Ziglar What would happen if you gave just a little bit more? You can get pretty damn far in life by just being someone who cares. Cares to push a little bit more, Cares to show up with a little bit […]
The Bike Shed Effect
4th March 2025 Cyril Northcote Parkinson, the British naval historian who coined Parkinson’s Law (the idea that work expands to fill the time allotted for its completion), once wrote of a hypothetical scenario in an organization that may feel all-too-familiar. A committee is gathered to discuss two items: A proposal for a $10 million atomic […]
Secrets to a long & healthy life – Charlie Munger
3rd March 2025 Charlie Munger, the long time partner of Warren Buffet, was one of the best known successful investors followed actively by people for his pragmatic life advice. In 2019, Munger shared some of the secrets behind his positive outlook with CNBC. “All these simple rules work so well to make your life better. […]
How you start your day..?
2nd March 2025 Did you know that the first hour of the morning is crucial? How you spend it will determine your experience of the rest of your day. How did you start your day today? When you woke up, what were the first words that came out of your mouth? Did you complain? Did […]
Don’t erase that mistake
1st March 2025 Do you ever find yourself endlessly mentally replaying situations in which you have committed a mistake or a blunder and wish you’d performed differently? You wish you hadn’t said that dumb thing. You wish you’d volunteered for that project that’s now winning accolades. You wish you’d spoken up. You wish you hadn’t […]