What’s the most constant part of your every day? It’s probably scrolling your smartphone. You might even forget to drink water for hours, but tapping on the mobile and sliding the fingers on the screen has become an inseparable part of daily life.
Around 2900 km below the ground we breathe on, the Earth is changing. Recent research predicts that the planet’s inner core that’s surrounded by a liquidy outer core, has stopped rotating and is possibly rotating in the opposite direction.
When racehorses run the mile, the one fundamental principle they follow is absolute focus. But what’s the foundation of this focus? Is it the horse or the jockey?
In every movie, no matter how powerful the villain is, the protagonist always wins the show by leveraging some situational inefficiencies. From The Sound of Music to Spiderman, all movies have the same story.
That chair in your house that’s existing to be your cloth hanger, could be more. It could’ve become what it was meant to be. A chair to sit on. But who cares, right? Convenience really does kill care.
If everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.
– Henry Ford
What’s your impact as a leader? Business growth? Team performance? New policies? Well, it runs deeper than that. A leader sets the foundation for how future leaders should be. So if “Simon Says” shout at them when there’s no sales, that’s what future leaders will follow.
Well, no. This is not a LinkedIn motivational post from the kitchen. The Hot Stove Rule is a management principle that talks about how employees should be disciplined. According to it, the way of discipline should exactly be the same as when a person touches a hot stove.
No, we aren’t talking about selling in the Wizarding World. (Although, how cool will it be if market visits could start from platform 9 ¾ quarters 😀)
Traffic lights, which were introduced by the British, are more in use than the English language.
