❃ Because we are stronger together
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Whether we’re dealing with personal chaos, work, technology, or even nature, we have come to accept that we live in an age of relentless change, where the ground continually seems to be shifting. As a result, we face new hurdles on a daily basis. It’s evident that we have to adapt if we want to be ahead of the curve. Continue reading “The Journey Begins”
Xerox. Kodak. Nokia. What do these names have in common? Once a dominant player in their respective industry now remains iconic examples of how the mighty falls. They were all once hugely successful companies that failed to adapt, or was it?
Read time: 4 min.
Continue reading “Have Google, Amazon and Apple cracked the success code? | The New Age Series”
We have entered the age of an unprecedented shift in almost every economy that touches our lives. The changes now range from being deceptive initially to outright disruptive rapidly. The waves are affecting us in the way never seen before.
Read time: 1 min. Continue reading “Open Banking is coming soon | The New Age Series”
Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater, an investment firm made a 30 min video explaining how the economy works. I watched this video a couple of years ago to explain quickly to my kids the workings of the world’s economy assuming I knew much of it already. I was surprised how much more I learned in 30 min.
Watch time: 30 min — worth your time.
Let’s do a virtual experiment.
We will need nothing but some imagination and be open to internalize the outcome, and there are no side effects.
Continue reading “Golf balls, pebbles, sand and a beer! | The Wisdom Series”
I joined some of my esteemed colleagues at an award and recognition gala at a downtown Toronto hotel last weekend. It’s an annual event that brings all the high achievers together for recognizing their exceptional work done through the previous year.
Read time: Approx. 2 min. Continue reading “It’s not lonely at the top | The Office Series”
If you have ever been to Ray’s pizza in New York, then consider yourself very fortunate, because the last time we were in New York and called for a reservation, an automated voice advised us to call in 6 months. No kidding!
Read time: Approx. 2 min.
Continue reading “How many stars would you give yourself? | The Office Series”
“I have tons of email to sort through.”
“I have too many meetings.”
“I am too busy.”
“Gosh! I hate Mondays.”
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