I have been a fan of Sharma’s book since his The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari. Afterward, each and every title he wrote was a must have and must read. Inspiring maybe the most appropriate single word I would say about his books. He made me realize that the ultimate meaning of our life . . . → Read More: The Leader Who Had No Title
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Closing this year I get a number of lucks, bot in personal and professional life, which I take as a gift. One of them is the news that my favorite Formula 1 driver, the 7 times world champion Michael Schumacher, has just ended his three years retirement by signing a three years contract to . . . → Read More: The Legend is Coming Back
I took this at Periplus for only one reason, small, so it is easy to carry, and will do accompany my flight without leaving some to continue at home. Noting special in its excerpt as well as glancing into the content. So having it very interesting came as a surprise. In fact . . . → Read More: The Dip by Seth Godin May sound complicated or felt like silly game of words. It is actually a simple human nature. Look into yourself and others nearby, and you will find it inherent to almost every human being. It is about being greedy, it is about thirst for material belongings. Something you will not bring along when you die. . . . → Read More: The More You Get, The More You Want … The More You Want, The Less You Get Be a boss, not a friend. If someone does not perform, kick him out immediately. Giving another chance to low performers are just a waste of time, energy, money, even your own and your corporate credibility. I have been a programmer for years before leading a team and finally manage overall IT operations. Obviously being . . . → Read More: IT leadership pattern. |
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