On reflection I may not have taken enough time to establish for myself an internal basis for pricing my time. What is my internal guiding premise to how I value my efforts? By primarily relying on the market to set value I limit myself, by failing to think more deeply about how I value my chosen vocation and my time.
The flooding in Chennai is a major catastrophe. Over 400 dead, 1.8 million displaced. The area is now threatened with outbreak of waterborne disease. Commercially many companies who have their base in Chennai are in disaster recovery mode.
The Kiwi/Aussie dictum, ‘she’ll be right mate’ is extremely applicable to our approach to men's health. This needs to be replaced by ‘prevention is better than cure.’
Hajime! I watch as he steps forward and can see a look of trepidation in his eyes. When we engage I notice
When asked whether I define myself as an academic or a practitioner, I invariably say neither. Rather I’m best defined by what is known as a pracademic.
I was recently in Bangalore as part of an overall leadership development programme where top executives attended an experiential workshop over a couple of days followed by 1-1 coaching.
Singapore’s National Day is like nothing I have ever experienced in any country I have visited or lived in, and I felt very privileged to be witness to such an event.
In entrepreneurship you must celebrate the journey as well as the successes. Building a business is a tough vocation.
This weekend I attended the annual dinner for the Singapore Judo Academy, an event where members from clubs across the country get together and celebrate our joint passion for the sport.
I had never heard this turn of phrase before taking up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ). My transition into BJJ was purely to improve my groundwork for judo, but what I have got out of BJJ is so much more.
