A simple guide to personal achievement — There is no denying that self-confidence is the golden egg of personality traits we all crave as human beings. An entire industry of “how to boost your self-confidence skills” has been built around people’s desires to overcome their personal limitations. …

Important lessons on leadership from Walt Disney CEO Robert Iger. — In Robert Iger’s memoire “The Ride of a Lifetime” he summarizes the most important leadership lessons from his 15 years as CEO of Walt Disney Company. The book is an exciting read all the way, as it covers important milestones in Iger’s journey from his first job performing menial labor…

Surround yourself with high-achievers. — People often underestimate the effect their environment has on their personal development. Indeed, individual effort plays a big role in success but environmental factors are the invisible hand that will decide whether or not you will effectively reach your goals. …

It boosts creativity — Conventional wisdom According to conventional wisdom, having more choices means having more freedom; and having more freedom should, in turn, allow for more possibilities to be creative. For example, if you walk into an ice cream parlor with more than 30 flavors of ice cream, you will have many more possibilities to…

A gift from Henry Ford — Love it or hate it, most of us have suffered through the eight-hour workday at some point in our careers. The 9-to-5 may soon become a chapter from history during the after-math of Covid-19. …

Similarities between creativity and human anatomy — In today’s world, any high-school student can pick up a textbook on human anatomy and learn about the internal organs/functions of the human body. Can the same be said about the subject of creativity? or is creativity a skill that you are simply born with? History of Human Anatomy Before the 16th Century, science-based…

A brief view on technical vs. managerial skills — There is no doubt that in business, both technical and managerial skills are important to run and grow a successful venture. But how much of each? During my Masters course on entrepreneurship and innovation I came across this rule that emerging entrepreneurs may find helpful when running their own business. In the Beginning …