Anna Siampani

Anna Siampani, Lifestyle Editorial Director at the CEOWORLD magazine, working with reporters covering the luxury travel, high-end fashion, hospitality, and lifestyle industries. As lifestyle editorial director, Anna oversees CEOWORLD magazine's daily digital editorial operations, editing and writing features, essays, news, and other content, in addition to editing the magazine's cover stories, astrology pages, and more. You can reach Anna by mail at anna@ceoworld.biz

CEO Perspectives

Greediness and Pythagoras – The problem of humanity since day one

CEO PerspectivesAnna Siampani

Being ambitious is one thing but being greedy is a whole different story. There are people who possess great fortunes but still cannot be considered to be greedy. Greediness is not about the amount you have or the number on your bank account, it is about your attitude towards other...

Big Business

Chindogu the Japanese inventions that laugh at our faces

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

Inventions are everywhere and most of the time they are used to make our lives easy. There are two concepts that are often confused in people's minds, inventions, and patents. In order to patent something it must comply with 3 basic conditions; it has to be innovative, industrially realizable, and...

CEO Perspectives Education and Career

Concept maps used in educational institutions – their value and contribution

CEO Perspectives Education and CareerAnna Siampani

Have you ever run into the concept of concept maps? This idea has been a revolution in the field of education for over some decades now. The idea is brilliant and it did not start as a way to educate people. It started more like a way to explain things...

Education and Career

CATs – the famous assessment techniques we need to know

Education and CareerAnna Siampani

Assessments of evaluation that are handed to students are often not used as a test for them. Mainly they are a test for the teacher. The major challenge a professor has to accept is that they are not invited to only talk about what a topic they know but they...

Big Business

Assignments for college? What a challenge to complete

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

Educating a college student is completely different from educating school students or the employees of a company who have to go under training before they are able to start their job. The structure in any case follows a standard pathway that works for every person who is eager to gain...

CEO Perspectives

Funny borders around the world and the confusion they create

CEO PerspectivesAnna Siampani

Today we will talk about the extremely unique case of Bir Tawil and the weird situation that geography implements in our lives like in the case of China. Let's have a look. Bir Tawil and the Halaib Tringle While it is quite common for countries to quarrel over a piece...

Big Business

How humans are sometimes smarter and why animals do not have wheels

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

In previous articles, we have talked about how the wheel is only a human invention that no other animal seems to carry on their bodies. It is wild if you think about it. Us being more clever than billions of years of evolution on genetics? Hard to believe, right? It...

Big Business

The beauty industry and real needs

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

The funny story of deodorants gives us the inspiration to talk about how the beauty industry has conquered the world. It is interesting to think how deodorants appeared over human history making hesitant steps in order to see whether they are necessary. The way they are released in the market...

Big Business

The magic number of five and its interesting history

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

The number 5 is found in many cases and is also used in the pentacles. Believe it or not, it is so important so it is even on the military badges. It is found on flags of states and on the decorations that decorate various offices. You see, The goddess...

Big Business

The story behind incubators – how thousands of lives are being saved

Big BusinessAnna Siampani

It was September 7, 1888, when Edith Eleanor Mclean was the first baby to enter an incubator. The fate of premature babies in those years was prescribed. The medical community believed there was nothing we could do to save them. The first incubators for babies were developed by Stéphane Tarnier,...

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Anna Siampani

Greediness and Pythagoras – The problem of humanity since day one

Chindogu the Japanese inventions that laugh at our faces

Concept maps used in educational institutions – their value and contribution

CATs – the famous assessment techniques we need to know

Assignments for college? What a challenge to complete

Funny borders around the world and the confusion they create

How humans are sometimes smarter and why animals do not have wheels

The beauty industry and real needs

The magic number of five and its interesting history

The story behind incubators – how thousands of lives are being saved

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