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Good Execution – Strategy – a new possibility

In a rapidly changing business environment, companies must prioritize understanding customer needs and adapting strategies. By embracing innovative thinking and empowering employees, organizations can effectively navigate challenges and foster sustainable growth. Adopting flexible models and letting go of ineffective ones ensures that success remains within reach as companies evolve and thrive.

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The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life

“The Art of Possibility” by Rosamund Stone Zander encourages embracing a mindset of abundance and creativity beyond traditional limits. It outlines 12 transformative practices for personal and collaborative growth, emphasizing empowerment, empathy, and the power of mistakes. The book inspires a shift towards collective achievement and innovative thinking in a competitive culture.

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From Change to Clarity: My 2023 Reading Journey

As 2023 draws to a close, I can’t help but reflect on the incredible journey this year has been—a tapestry woven with challenges, opportunities, and, above all, the profound impact of the books that accompanied me through it all. In the realm of managing change, “The Leader’s Handbook,” “Amazon Unbound,” “Catalyst,” “The Upside of Uncertainty,” […]

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Ethics 101 : Beginner’s guide in Ethics

“Ethics 101: From Altruism and Utilitarianism to Bioethics and Political Ethics, an Exploration of the Concepts of Right and Wrong” by Brian Boone is a beginner-friendly guide that explores various ethical theories and concepts. The book covers a range of ethical perspectives, from historical theories like utilitarianism and deontology to contemporary issues in bioethics and […]

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Book Review: “Skin in the Game” by Nassim Nicholas Taleb and “Basic Economics” by Thomas Sowell

I read somewhere that the technology keeps on changing, but the economics do not. However, I recently encountered two books with thought-provoking and belief-conflicting theories. Both Nassim (writer of the famous book Black Swan & Antifragile) and Thomas Sowell (Known capitalistic economist) are subject-matter expert, and both are working in economies of scales. The challenge […]

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