What is Butterfly Effect? The concept that small events can have large, widespread consequences is known as Butterfly Effect in popular culture. The name stems from MIT meteorologist Edward Lorenz’s …
In-your-face approach Are you someone who is considered influential in your sphere of activity, but you are none too pleased with your reputation of being a little too aggressive in …
A level playing field World business has traditionally been dominated by an elite crowd through family-controlled enterprises. Some are also run with patronage and help from state and political class. …
The pain of moving There is no greater trauma than having to leave your hometown where you have practically spent all your life. Moving to a new place becomes harder …
For the first time in American history, three generations – Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials – all with different work ethics, values, beliefs and experiences are working side-by side. …
When networking, do you only talk to those who can give you the most in return? Do you only give your business card to someone who you will bring you …
An old friend pops up… A friend of yours who has not bothered to keep in touch with you suddenly calls you up and insists you join him for lunch …
Need integrity and entrepreneurship be mutually exclusive? Whether integrity and entrepreneurship can co-exist is the subject of many a debate in TV studios, classrooms, and boardrooms. Before we explore the …
I’m here to let you in on a secret that may sound totally counter-intuitive: you can actually network TOO much. What??? The founder of the world’s largest networking group says …
If you are an entrepreneur, it’s not enough to just be good at your job. You should also have a host of other skills that differentiate a leader from a …