Professional Development
What do you do? I’m sure you’ve definitely been asked this question. If not, you’ve asked it at one point in time. Oh! Did you know you have a skill? If you’ve got a job regardless of what it is, there is a skill and some competence that you manifest in your craft. This is what gets you going in that industry or sector all along. To make a contribution in the space you work, you need to gain perfect your skill/craft on an ongoing basis and to do this, you need the nudge to get going.
This is your constant guide and personal companion to being the best version of yourself at work. No to the mundane. Yes to the imaginative, creative, curious & transformative. Let’s take this ride of a lifetime together.
Staying Taliban
“When you play it too safe, you’re taking the biggest risk of your life. Time is the only wealth we’re
Rethinking Universities’ Business Model
“Higher education is the strongest, sturdiest ladder to increased socio-economic mobility.” – Drew Faust, President – Harvard University Education is
Professional Associations need to Rethink their operating model
“A man only learns by two things; one is reading and the other is association with smarter people.” – Will
Knowledge Economy – Journey to Self Reliance
“In a knowledge economy, a good business is community with a purpose, not a piece of property.” – Charles Handy
Entitlement Scourge
Humans are aspirational beings. There’s always a next step and a win to make in our lives from the very
A World of Possibilities: Part II
“Luck finds you in the right spaces, nurturing the networks and being vulnerable enough to speak your truth.” I believe
Reconciling Pursuit for Money with Purpose
“In a capitalist society, the pursuit of money precedes purpose but reconciling the two is the centerpiece to a fulfilling
Struggle to Secure a Burial Place
“Lives are like rivers: Eventually they go where they must. Not where we want them to.” – Richard Russo, Author
Overshadowing
Humanity is about coexistence and making the best of our circumstances. As a norm, these are never a constant and