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The Metaphor of Fishers of Men | Embrace Your Curiosity
At its core, fishing is an act of curiosity. You cast your line into the unknown, a silent question mark dangling beneath the surface. Will there be a bite? What kind of creature might lurk beneath the shimmering water?
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The Marketisation of Education | When Unruly Students Turn into Demanding Customers
Critical issues regarding the negative influence of for-profit firms in the education sector have been identified.
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The Timeless Truths of Business Excellence | In Conversation with Rabbi Daniel Lapin
“It is important for leaders not only to run the company in executive fashion but also to educate the company to the desired culture.”
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The Perfect Protege | A Mentor’s Appreciation
It was never meant to be a one-way sermon street.
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A Letter to the Young Leader Under My Custody
I knew it would be hard–but who knew it would be this hard?
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The Overhaul | Redesigning Your Dream Business and Career
Whether you’re reimagining your business or rethinking your present career trajectory–the same rules apply when you’re making a transition.
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The Whip-Poor-Will’s Song | Recurring Patterns that Make or Break
What are the habits and patterns in your mind that are wrecking havoc in your professional life?
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From Entrepreneur to Employee | Redefining My Customer
“When you realize that your boss is really your customer…”
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The Silicon Valley Crowd: my cynical first impressions
I come from a family of entrepreneurs. Difficult circumstances and a lack of equal opportunities is what drove them to start businesses. For most of my life, I always thought that entrepreneurship was a byproduct of struggle and overcoming obstacles. No one I know ever set out to be a business person. It was the…
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Day 2 in Hutong, Beijing: Confucius Temple, Imperial Academy, Tibetan Food and Yonghe Lama Temple
I intended to go to the Yougle Lama Temple, but I got seriously lost. No surprises there – my sense of direction is terrible. Imagine Dory from Finding Nemo. Yes. That’s how hopeless I am. I stopped to ask a police officer for help who told me I was walking in the opposite direction. No…
