The power of a delayed response is underrated...Never take a big financial, career, relationship decision on the spot...Manipulation relises on rushing you before you can think clearly.
Admitting mistakes is a very underrated and effective business practice... It takes away the opportunity from rivals to exaggerate the story and steal your clients.
Owning mistakes helps you become better as a professional and deepens the trust and respect from your colleagues & customers.
Last week’s devastation in Nepal after a glacier-triggered flash flood was a terrifying reminder of nature’s power.
Its the deadliest ever natural disaster caught on camera in the history of mankind. Villages and Towns swept away in minutes. Countless lives lost and thousands still missing. Properties worth billions destroyed in no time.
It was a demonstration of the consequences of unchecked deforestation and construction work on the hills. No matter how advanced science and technology become, we are still no match to such brutal strikes from an angry Mother Nature.
The difference in classes in society is never about just money. One of the biggest unspoken truth is money cant buy class and one of the common sights is people with new money lacking class.
The real differentiator in society is etiquette, ethics, character & presentation. These are the major building blocks of your social status & not just money alone.
Safe Workplace is where employee assessment is based on:
1. Conduct
2. Performance
3. Punctuality
4. Skills
5. Consistency
Toxic Workplace is where employee assessment is based on:
1. Age
2. Gender
3. Relationship with Manager
4. Nationality
5. Religion
The Russia–Ukraine war, the Israel–Hamas conflict spilling into Lebanon, the US-Iran tension have exposed a hard truth: the United Nations appears increasingly irrelevant when it comes to preventing major conflicts.
When countries want to fight or make peace, they do it directly. Bilateral talks. No real UN role. No enforcement. Nothing. The UN stays on the sidelines, issuing statements that nobody reads.
Yet the organization still runs massive offices in every big city, pays huge salaries to senior officials enjoy luxury setups, all funded by taxpayers.
Time to ask the hard question — is the UN still relevant or just an expensive leftover from the past?