Imagine your mind as a vast city, with thoughts and beliefs rising like tall skyscrapers and roads winding through them. Sometimes, these roads become blocked by obstacles, such as traffic jams or negative thoughts. It’s like a persistent voice—let’s call it the “Inner Critic”—that constantly criticises you, telling you that you’re not
What if the key to unlocking your true potential is within you, waiting to be found? In his groundbreaking book “Act Like a Success, Think Like a Success”, Steve Harvey invites us on a life-changing journey to discover our unique gifts. His insights demonstrate how embracing these gifts can lead to remarkable
What if the key to unlocking a child’s potential lies buried beneath layers of innate abilities, waiting to be discovered? Imagine a young architect standing before a blank canvas, ready to design a magnificent building. Before creating something grand, they need a solid foundation—strong materials, a clear blueprint, and the right tools.
What if the very future of our children rests precariously on the leadership choices we make today? As we contemplate the leaders our schools desperately need, an urgent and provocative question emerges. In his groundbreaking work “Five Minds for the Future,” celebrated educational psychologist Howard Gardner challenges us to reconsider what it
We live in a world where shopping carts brim with desires disguised as needs. It feels like we’re all running on a treadmill called “more”. The glitter of possessions often blinds us to deeper truths. But have you ever wondered, “Where is this treadmill taking us?” Psychologist Tim Kasser, in his provocative
What if the ingredients that sustain life on Earth are as fragile as the perfect recipe for a cake? Imagine your life depends on baking that flawless cake every day, where even the slightest misstep can lead to disaster. Much like that cake, our planet relies on a delicate balance of five
Our daily lives are filled with choices—some big, like career moves, and some small, like what to eat for lunch. You might think we make these decisions based on facts, logic, or careful analysis. But “Prospect Theory”, developed by psychologists Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky in 1979, shows us a different reality:
Are we on the brink of becoming obsolete in a world increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence? In today’s landscape, AI is reshaping industries and transforming careers, lifestyles, and our very identities. As this technology spreads across sectors, concerns about being replaced by machines are becoming more prevalent. In “Irreplaceable: The Art of
What will the workplace of tomorrow look like as technology relentlessly reshapes our understanding of work? In “The Future of Work,” Darrell M. West from the Brookings Institution takes us on a rapidly evolving landscape where technology acts like a sculptor, chiselling a new form out of stone. This book is an
Many find themselves adrift in a world that often equates success with wealth and prestige, much like a ship without a rudder. J. Douglas Holladay’s insightful book, “Rethinking Success: Eight Essential Practices for Finding Meaning in Work and Life“, challenges this conventional wisdom by proposing a framework that emphasises purpose, relationships, and