5 min read ⌚ Tough Choices from Wall Street to Washington The science of “Uncertainty” with all its attributes from the Former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin’s point of view. A book which covers his White House days: the variability of the U.S and world’s economy. Who Should Read “In An Uncertain World”? And Why? U.S. history […]
5 min read ⌚ Creating a Participant-Centered Learning Experience Every business-environment has a set of standards and or ground rules to form a collective behavior. Leaders, managers or any other decision-making body within the organization have to contribute to the building process of these standards. Who Should Read “Trainer in Motion”? And Why? The challenges occur […]
4 min read ⌚ Strategies and Skills that Will Unlock Your Hidden Powers to Succeed Real-action is nothing weaker than an iron-fist, strong enough to change or affect anything. Break the safe and get your reward but first, ask yourself do I have the tools needed for this operation? Who Should Read “Maximum Achievement”? And Why? […]
4 min read ⌚ The Owner’s Manual for Extending Your Warranty The year of birth only presents our chronological age – or, in other words, it’s just a number. In fact, you are as young as you feel, slow down your aging process by changing your mind perception. Who Should Read “You Staying Young“? And Why? […]
5 min read ⌚ The Art of Telling Your Story When you feel like expressing your feelings publicly, move amicably with the story. Perfect flow is vital – tell your story to explain the benefits that the audience will get. Who Should Read “Presenting to Win”? And Why? Every good book has a vision, which must […]
5 min read ⌚ The New Science of Leading Change In the background of decision-making processes, influence has a huge role. In either case, we accept things as they are, without striving for a change. The worst of the worst is your inability to influence your life. Who Should Read “Influencer”? And Why? Sooner or later, […]
5 min read ⌚ How to Make What You’re Really Worth The society still hasn’t managed to produce an equal workforce among men and women. Different paychecks and incomes for the same amount of work are tormenting the concept of fairness among us. Who Should Read “Why Women Earn Less”? And Why? An objective point of […]
9 min read ⌚ We closely follow the changes that the sales industry has undergone in recent decades. In theory, selling is simple, but in an increasingly competitive market and with consumers becoming more informed, adopting a sales methodology can be a differential. Spin Selling by author Neil Rackham is a method that helps you ask […]
5 min read ⌚ And How You Can Make Yours Last Married couples often fail to identify the reasons which trigger conflicts. It is evident that negativity reduces sexual activities, and acts as the “overall culprit” for failed marriages. Who Should Read “Why Marriages Succeed or Fail”? And Why? The re-building mechanism works in an entirely […]
4 min read ⌚ Why Some of Us Play It Safe and Others Risk It All The risk factor is hard to measure. It is almost impossible to determine what is risk-taker and how to define a risk avoider. Do you prefer a more cautious approach? Having a broader perception and insights on luck-tendencies can help […]
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