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9 Points To Help You Succeed as an Indie Author

September 2017 has been my most successful month as an author so far. Not only did my latest book gain traction and hit #1 on 3 different bestseller charts and earn the coveted orange bestseller badge on Amazon (a first … Continue reading →

Fight or Flight–Evolutionary behaviour that has overstayed its welcome…

Many thousands of years ago humankind lived in caves, wore animal skin for clothes, and stalked deer (or whatever beast they found fit to consume) so that they could hunt them down with spears or other rudimentary tools, in order … Continue reading →

The Fight or Flight response –Evolutionary behaviour you should learn to tackle in everyday situations…

Many thousands of years ago humankind lived in caves, wore animal skin for clothes, and stalked deer (or whatever beast they found fit to consume) so that they could hunt them down with spears or other rudimentary tools, in order … Continue reading →

Mutual Fund Investments – A Prudent way to secure your Financial Future

Mutual Fund Investments – A Prudent way to secure your Financial Future There are few investments that have the potential to give you huge returns over the long term like stock market investments do. For example, the benchmark index of … Continue reading →

The Sanitary Napkin Conundrum

A couple of years ago, my wife (then my girlfriend), urgently needed to get a pack of sanitary napkins and called me over the phone and asked shyly if I could buy a pack and get it to her place … Continue reading →

The 30 Major Reasons for Failure – A lesson from ‘Think and Grow Rich’

If you’ve ever read a book called ‘The Secret’ – a runway success that was released in 2006 that made its author, Rhonda Byrne, an overnight multimillionaire, you should know that the underlying concepts of Byrne’s book were practically lifted and regurgitated … Continue reading →

There’s an opportunity in every difficulty

Every time a person hears an old adage, such as the one I used it the title of this post, his/her natural scepticism tends to shake it off as an obsolete piece of rambling from a bygone era. Deference for … Continue reading →

Living with the language bullies…

She spoke 5 languages - an achievement in itself, and yet she spoken one too less...

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The unexpected relationships that last…

Sometimes the relationships that last are the ones those we least expect will… Continue reading →

What Leaders Do –Leadership Lessons from ‘Winning’

You often great ideas and perspectives from leaders who have been there, done that and emerged winners.

Here are some thoughts around the leadership lessons from one of the best corporate management leaders of the 20th century. Continue reading →