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Life’s greatest lessons don’t typically come from acts of intentionally seeking knowledge, so much they come when knowledge unintentionally finds us. Education scholar John Dewey identified this phenomenon as collateral learning. In his groundbreaking book, Experience & Education, Dewey wrote: “Collateral learning in the way of formation of enduring attitudes,...

Imagine for a moment that you've finally entered a new phase of your career or perhaps you've decided to dive into an entirely new entrepreneurial adventure. Either way, a master’s degree can give you a significant advantage on your new path. And with technology making it easier and more convenient...

Leaders often hear that they need to stay innovative in order to succeed and grow their business — and this is especially pertinent following the “new normal” ushered in by the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it’s easy to encounter some innovation-related pitfalls on this journey. Rhett Power discusses some considerations CEOs should...

It is intuitively and classically understood that leaders as architects delve on organisation’s future. Is there any doubt on this? As CEO’s they have a bigger role to play. The game changes rather it has changed, especially during pandemic times, streaming extraordinary encounters with unknown. Few of these are known-unknowns...

The world of Facebook advertising as many brands know it is being shaken up. Apple’s latest iOS 14.5 mobile operating system release includes a new user privacy feature that prompts consumers to opt-out of behavioral tracking in apps that frequently sell data to third parties. The truth is, Apple users...

Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, has more billionaire alumni than any other university in the world. It has an estimated 29 billionaire alumni, who own a total combined wealth of $207 billion. The University of Pennsylvania tied with Stanford University for the No. 2 spots with 28 billionaire alumni, placing...

When it comes to the top-favourite dessert of all times, chocolates rule the roost. These small packets of love are not only delicious but are also blessed with loads of flavours. However, there are some chocolates, which come with a hefty price tag. Thus, for all devout cocoa lovers out...

Being a celebrity is not very common but being popular is not rare. In any case, you are in the center of attention. There are some things you should consider about who you are and who you want to be. You may be recognized at an international level but you...

Being a CEO is often described as exhilarating, rewarding, difficult, stressful, and challenging.  Lonely isn’t usually on that list, but let’s face it, it might as well be. Loneliness is a real feeling, and it goes with job, affecting most leaders sooner or later. In fact, Harvard Business Review’s first...

When Senator Mitch McConnell lambasts companies for “behaving like a woke parallel government,” he may well be appealing to a small but potent group of his own stakeholders: hard line Trumpist Republican primary voters. He is apparently calculating that the intensity of that group, and the impact it can have...