Jobsageddon: Why Automation isn’t the Grinch that Steals Jobs?
More than 125 years after we started observing “labour day”, ominous headlines scream of jobs decreased dramatically by technology. Countless opinions and studies project how […]
Society
The High Road — Just Take It
Is a flag merely an expression of patriotism? Does it evoke other emotions? Is a flag a type of logo? Will a logo embrace a flag? […]
Election 2016 & Leadership: Beyond Comfortably Numb
We all know this presidential election cycle is unprecedented. I won’t enumerate the reasons for it. I’m sure you have your favorite ones. Among other […]
The Goddess and the Washing Machine
Last week we celebrated the International Women’s Day. We cheered, we lamented, we measured progress, or the lack of it. A friend quipped on whatsapp: “In […]
Swinging Through Time
Remembering my dad swinging through time.
Leadership Blues
Meandering in the new year In the touchy realm of leadership Like I pondered here The quirks of strategy Is leadership like music With its many […]
Schrödinger’s Idiot
Many years ago, a few of us in a friendly gathering ruthlessly critiqued the intellect of a colleague who happened to commit a momentary faux […]
BYOX & Empowerment
We were in Melbourne a few years ago and came upon the convenient Bring Your Own (BYO) practice at many restaurants where you are free to […]
Technology Meets Spirituality
Over the history of humans, there are instances where one set of people mistook another for gods. Much disputed accounts exist of Hernan Cortez being […]
Hominid Evolution to Americanid
I have been fascinated by this question around hominid evolution: what was the First Conscious Decision by our pre-historic ancestors? Can our ancestors (or their […]