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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...

We often talk about all the interesting things that keep us motivated and see where we could find sources of inspiration to keep the fire sparkling inside us but sometimes there are things that put us down and make us never want to get out of bed and claim the...

Nestled away in the gigantic Atlantic sea, Island is often referred to as the Emerald Isle for its magnificent views. From sheer cliffs, vibrant cities and cosy bays, the country is also home to Irish whiskey. However, apart from its endless beauty what pulls immigrants towards Ireland is its industrial...

Companies have an obligation to consumers and the general public to ensure that their products are reasonably safe. Unfortunately, failure to do so has resulted in countless injuries and even deaths over the years. When manufacturers fail to do their due diligence in ensuring the safety of their products, they...

Many places around the world have become famous because of the shots of famous movies. Visitors rush to visit them to see the places where famous actors lived moments of action and love. James Bond series with shots in Venice, Bahamas, Cairo, Tokyo and other places have highlighted many points...

We all have regrets. Things we could’ve done differently. Things we should have not done at all. However, some of us free ourselves from our regrets by turning them into gratitude. Compare your regrets to these whoppers: Atari could’ve bought a 33% ownership stake of Apple for $50K IBM was...

Something happened in 2021 that we hadn’t seen in more than half a century: 4.4 million Americans quit their jobs in a single month - September. This wasn’t a mere blip. November’s job gains were even slower, meaning that many of those recently unemployed Americans weren’t in a rush to...

The level of waste our book supply chain produces each year is environmentally unfriendly and inefficient to a fault. Some readers have embraced the convenience of ebooks, but the majority of readers still prefer the familiar feel of a paperback or hardcover book in their hands. There is just something...

The gasps were audible – as were a few snickers. That’s what I heard not long ago when I told a gathering of senior corporate executives that that they should stop thinking of their brands as companies and start thinking of them as candidates.  What did I mean by that? ...

Imagine being stuck in the lift with your CEO.  I’m not talking about door-won’t-open, claustrophobic and SES-rescue stuck, but stuck together for a few floors in opportunity-filled but probably uncomfortable silence. Unless you know your CEO, it’s likely that you’ll either treat them like any other work-stranger or you’ll be...