Number of words: 322 So far we have discussed humanism as if it were a single coherent world view. In fact, humanism shared the fate of every successful religion, such as Christianity and Buddhism. As it spread and evolved, it fragmented into several conflicting sects. All humanist sects believe that human experience is the supreme … Read more
Number of words: 114 Have you seen young birds. They see their parents flying all around and they also flutter their Wings. But they are afraid. Naturally, because they have never fallen down. And they cannot believe that going out of their cosy nest is safe. Although they are capable of flying, they have the … Read more
Number of words: 113 How did Nintendo, which started out as a playing card company change into a global leader in high-Tech video consoles? How did Tiffany and company go from a stationery company to selling high end jewellery? LG was launched as an industrial chemical manufacturer. What had to change inside the minds of … Read more
Number of words: 165 Imagine you had a 20 volume Encyclopaedia on a shelf with each volume 2 inches thick (about 5 cm) and the cover an additional quarters of an inch think on each side (about 0.6 cm) and a worm is crawling from the first page of volume 1 to the to the … Read more
Number of words: 326 In conducting a belief audits you can come up with all sort of question designed to uncover the core ideas, assumption, and values; the fears, hopes, and dreams about the future; the current strategies and strategic vision or boxes of the relevant people involved in your business collectively and individually. Doing … Read more
Number of words: 427 At the 1968 Olympic games in Mexico city A 21 year old American named Dick Fosbury shocked the judge and 80,000 spectators at a session of track and field, by winning a gold medal and setting a new Olympic record with a new jumping technique. This technique revolutionized the high jump and … Read more
Number of words: 224 The late Marcel Bich acquired the patent to ballpoint pens following World War II and founded the storied BIC Corporation. He initially envisioned BIC as a stationary company that would specialise in selling low cost ballpoint pens. From the late 1940’s through the early 1970’s BIC management spent most of it … Read more
Number of words: 140 Complete the following sentence: An example of a bird is……. Now complete this one: A bird is an example of……. Which of the two exercises seemed easier if you are like most people it was quick and easy to come up with example of birds pigeon, Sparrow, dove….. The second sentence … Read more
Number of words: 280 These fears have long been with us. In ancient Greece, Plato tells us that Socrates complained about the impact of books, arguing that reliance on written material would diminish not only memory but the very need to think, to debate, to learn through discussion. After all, said Socrates, when a person … Read more
Number of words: 409 In every successful product there lurks the carrier of an insidious disease called “featuritis,” with its main symptom being “creeping featurism.” The disease seems to have been first identified and named in 1976, but its origins probably go back to the earliest technologies, buried far back in the eons prior to … Read more
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