Fresh From The Kitchen As I bit into the warm and toasty sandwich, I couldn’t help but think about the layers that made it so delicious. The crisp lettuce, juicy tomato, savory meats, and tangy condiments all melded together in perfect harmony. But as I continued to savor each bite…

The Notion The idea of motivation is the key to our goals is often emphasized. We hear phrases like “Stay motivated,” “Find your motivation,” and “Keep your motivation up” frequently, implying that motivation is the ultimate solution for achieving our goals and aspirations in the working environment. However, is there…

Begin with the scent As a writer, I know firsthand the struggles of staying productive and focused while working on a project. That’s why I often turn to caffeine as a catalyst for my productivity. Whether it’s a cup of coffee, tea, or an energy drink, caffeine has the power…

Welcoming words Let’s delve into the age-old debate: multi-tasking vs. mono-tasking. When faced with the question of whether multi-tasking or mono-tasking is the better approach, the answer may not be immediately clear. However, after conducting a poll on LinkedIn, it seems that many individuals lean towards mono-tasking. This begs the…

The Numbers Speak I conducted a fascinating poll on LinkedIn and gathered 120 votes. Surprisingly, 71% (85 people) of voters prefer a process-oriented approach, while 29% (35 people) chose the result-oriented method. In what contexts is a result-oriented approach more appropriate than a process-oriented approach, and vice versa? Two Sides …

The Root Cause of Failure Do eggs come first or chickens? Is failure caused by our actions or is it inevitable? This question has been on my mind lately and it’s important to explore. Failure can be viewed from a microscopic perspective and it’s worth considering where to begin. A…

I won’t reveal the answer, as the answer might already be within your thoughts. Tiny questions that hold on The brain is always focused on something, but sometimes it takes a break. While the mind may get some rest, what about the body? Has it rested enough? …

Finding Your Groove: The Battle Between Balance & Integration Eternal talk Let’s talk about the hot topic in the work world — work-life balance or work-life integration. Which one is better? This is a common debate and can be confusing. …

Usually, the words “good” and “problem” don’t go together, but they can be related to each other. If someone says, “hi we are having a problem”. The problem is a problem. Not for sugarcoating either. Such a reality. This crossed my mind and it is unique if we discuss it…