Stay Connected | Force Majeure
Nathan Andrews in his recently published book, Force Majeure, suggests we learn the art of staying in touch from St.Paul who wrote letters by the number from the confines of the prison.
And yet the letters were replete with genuine concern, personal element, a fine balance of empathy and encouragement, benediction and full of courtesy. In fact, Paul laboured over his epistles, at times weeping, yes, they were notes from his heart.
Passing the Baton | Force Majeure
Succession planning is no new age concept. But we need to be intentional in the matter, like St.Paul, who mentored and groomed Timothy, Silas, Titus and Onesimus, says Nathan Andrews in his book Force Majeure.
The author, a management consultant, has shared organisational lessons gleaned from the Book of Acts, and they spell sure-fire success for you, be it in your company, church, or even in informal support groups.
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Creativity
Neil Vimalkumar gives a new spin to what’s creative. He says: check out any page in the Gospel for proof.
First in the Gyan series
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Designer
To do what you are designed for, seek guidance from above, recommends Neil Vimalkumar
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Initiative
Don’t rest on status quo, get proactive, suggests Neil Vimalkumar
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Hard Work
Neil Vimalkumar gives a wake up call to the lazybones among us!
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Innovation
Is thinking different all there’s to innovation? Go beyond, please
Neil Vimalkumar’s under-a-minute nugget of wisdom
Gyan in 60 Seconds: Review
There’s a time for everything. To pause, look back and reflect too, according to Neil Vimalkumar
Can any good come out of Corona?
Is Covid only evil? No, some good too came of it, says Shalini Manohar, as she looks at the brighter side.
When glitter catches the eye, but purpose tugs at the heart – The Dubai World Expo
What’s the big draw about the Dubai World Expo happening now? Sarah Jayakar delves deeper to unearth some timeless truths
