Patient with results. Impatient with actions. To increase the odds of success, you would have to do your best, and expect to keep doing it for a long peiod of time.
One big red-flag that turns me off in my super-religious peers is, although they are good people, but at some point they tend to leave it all upto fate i.e. the will of the omnipotent. For your agency, you would want to own the maximum control.
One big red-flag that turns me off in my super-religious peers is, although they are good people, but at some point they tend to leave it all upto fate i.e. the will of the omnipotent. For your agency, you would want to own the maximum control.
Happy to fund a website where citizens get a chance to praise those government officials who have done a great job.
This would have to be curated and verified !
Please create a demo website and share the URL with me.
Let's spread some positivity.
@malpani Yes, always the best way to design a ed-tech platform is to not for give the best answer to each question, but to evoke curiosity and eventually teach how to ask good questions.
Humans are hardwired to optimize for relevance. Often surprises me the crazy things people do, follow and attach themselves just to make sure that it gives them a sense of security and alleviates the fear of getting obsolete, or keep them relevant longer than their peers.
Status and identity are of the similar utility in this regard.
Humans are hardwired to optimize for relevance. Often surprises me the crazy things people do, follow and attach themselves to just to make sure that it gives them a sense of security and alleviates the fear of getting obsolete. Status and identity are of the same utility in this regard.