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Success and passion: is there a correlation?
Successful people tend to be passionate about they do. But what if you start pursuing your passion, will you be successful? If you are thinking of diving into your passion, careful. For starters, do read up this article from the … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneuring, Worklife
Tagged achievement, Motivation, passion, perseverance, psychology, success
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Debunking the myth of the brainstorm
In 1948, Alex Osborne, then a partner at BBDO, first spoke of the brainstorm in his book “Your Creative Power”. Chapter 33 in the book was titled “How to organize a squad to create ideas”. Thus was the legend of … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Creativity, Psychology, Worklife
Tagged brainstorm, creativity, ideas
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“5-day work week not good for economy”
I was with my friend Mr. Lee, who works for a Korean multinational, and we were in the midst of our quarterly drinking session. Mr. Lee is a 60 something senior executive, he’s worked with only one company all his … Continue reading
Selfish to hit the top, selfless to stay there
This piece of insightful analysis – that you have to be selfish to hit the top, and then become selfless if you want to stay there – comes from none other than the legendary basketball player Michael Jordan. Since corporate … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Worklife
Tagged achievement, careers, life, michael jordan, sports, Strategy, Team, tendulkar
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Not everyone likes being promoted
A friend of mine, who has worked in Asia for a long time, told me this fascinating story from his days in Jakarta. He was then running a large and successful ad agency. He promoted a young lady in the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Business, Life, Psychology, Worklife
Tagged advertising, life, Motivation, psychology, rewards
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