“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who … More Courage, The Key To Great Leadership
Being part of the human family is to recognise the need for equality, basic dignity, inalienable rights, freedom of speech and belief for all human beings. According to the recent UNHCR report, there are about 68.5 million people forcibly displaced and fundamental aspects of life stolen from them. The cruelty does not end in displacement … More Odyssey by Marc Quinn
Alleviating fear of change and playing on what if scenarios is what makes a great strategist. People change, realities change, perspectives change, preferences change, as Heraclitus famously said: “The only thing that is constant is the change”. Visionaries don’t hold anything sacred. Certainly, they don’t classify concepts, people or circumstances into bad or good files … More How to Improve Your Strategic Thinking
“If you — wandering Sufi — are looking for the supreme treasure, do not look outside. Look within, and seek that.” We climb the mountains, dive deep into the oceans, fly high as an eagle, paint a moment in time, dance to the rhythms to stretch our mental and physical capabilities. We strive to overcome … More The Book of RUMI, Interview with Maryam Mafi
Anthropocene- Relating to or denoting the current geological age, viewed as the period during which human activity has been the dominant influence on climate and the environment. (Oxford Dictionary) The idea was popularised by Nobel Prize winner Paul Jozef Crutzen A picture can tell a thousand story, be intelligible and have a colossal impact. It … More Anthropocene Project – Art Gallery of Ontario
Love and passion are the foundations of southern Italy. The jewel-toned sea, the mighty Mount Vesuvius, the whisper of a rushing wind carries you to this fiery landscape where a halo of calmness cuffs your soul. A place where the rich aroma of local cuisine redolent of legends and traditions is the playground of the … More Elegant Interior Design & Luxury Experience at Don Alfonso 1890 – Interview with Nadia Di Donato, Vice President & Creative Director, Liberty Entertainment Group
Gone are the days that female travel adventurer had to bound her breasts with linen bandages or step into her machismo and disguise as Ferdinand Magellan to explore the wild lands. Mutually, willing to take new chances and cultivate compassion by learning from diversity is not limited to genderless, male, female or other preferred sexual identities. … More Interview with Liz Biden, The Renaissance Hotelier
Overblown and imperfect, sensual and symbolic, are layers of different circumstances and conditions that Alice Zilberberg explores in her compositions. An Award-winning Fine-Art Photographer, Alice communicates complexities and possibilities of human conditions in our contrived world. Her visual language merges hallucinogenic scenes and what appears to be a reflection of the reality. She elevates her … More Interview With Alice Zilberberg – Internationally Acclaimed, Award-Winning Artist
Robert Vanderhorst’s creativity propels us to squint and examine the original or the rational with intention. At that point, you discover the conflict, the unacceptable, the unpleasant or the hidden desire. The imagery gushes over, the psyche is liberated, and the visual stimulus unravels the nuances of our ideas and rules. He is adept at bringing … More Interview with Robert Vanderhorst – Surrealist Painter
Nobody has a soul unscathed. As famously Nietzsche has stated: “What does not kill you makes you stronger.” Actually, truth be told, it is not easy to be resilient in chaos or adversity; however, research has shown that it can be learned. Stretching our mental muscles and drawing on key questions raised by the great … More How To become More Resilient – Leadership Skills
