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Patching broken ceilings and branding
What has the chore of patching broken ceilings have to do with branding and marketing? In today’s rapidly changing media landscape, a lot.
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Beating giants through faith and commitment
A simple looking plate of fried rice can cost mere dollars, but can embody decades of discipline, experience, and love behind it. A small roadside stall cook can easily beat the best chefs in a top restaurant, simply by some simple and yet demanding factors.
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Anorexia and trimming corporate sizes
Extreme dieting is unhealthy and even dangerous. Likewise, in corporate environments, extreme dieting is unhealthy and potentially crippling.
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Brush naysaying spectators aside
Have you ever been told you will amount to nothing? Have you ever been told your best plans will fail? Have you ever been told to pursue things that matter in the world? Fret not, my friend, for your life is yours and yours alone. Do your best and ignore the naysayers.
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Coffee and the art of staying happy
Jerry Seinfeld was featured in NPR for his new found love of coffee, despite not understanding coffee for the longest time. It is a good thing I found coffee even as a kid, in a love affair that lasted as long as I remember.
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Tradition and our humanity
Tradition is a good thing, even as we migrate forward in time and technology. Tradition preserves our roots, our heritage, our culture, and our humanity.
