The masquerade of change

Change isn’t a costume party. It’s surgery on the soul. Every October, millions dress up, pretending to be someone else. The global costume industry rakes in $11 billion annually, proving how much we love temporary transformations. But real change?...

The art of deliberate practice

The paradox of perfection “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” – Aristotle The perfect loaf of bread doesn’t exist. Neither does the perfect presentation, strategy, or product launch. What exists is the...

Knowledge thirst in organizations

Innovation. Growth. Learning. Words that sparkle on corporate manifestos. But peel back the page. Look around. Are these more than polished jargon? It’s a quest to gauge how deeply organizations drink from the well of knowledge. A proper growth mindset is not a...

Advice to your younger self

If we knew then what we know now. Reflecting on the advice we’d give our younger selves reveals the growth, wisdom, and resilience that we’ve gained over time. Life’s journey shapes us into calmer, more empathetic individuals. Balancing optimism with...

Navigating the complexities of doublethink

In a world of ever-increasing information and diverging perspectives, doublethink becomes relevant. Coined by George Orwell in his novel “1984,” doublethink is the ability to simultaneously hold contradictory beliefs. It is a mental tightrope walk that...