An interesting post on the subject of volunteering. While almost all the NGOs would prefer long term committed volunteers, even if few in numbers, the post advocates the benefits of finding episodic volunteers or as I understand, short term or one time need based volunteers who can still deliver value. From brief, hands-on assignments to … Continue reading
This is really an interesting read. Please do. Hope that understanding of these two powerful words and creating a work environment accordingly happens…in some if not all… http://www.inc.com/marcel-schwantes/harvard-research-finds-that-teamwork-creativity-innovation-cant-happen-without-2-powerful-words.html
link.medium.com/Y90ESNcStR A very interesting read on the power of the subconscious mind and how to effectively put it to use. Advantage for the self.
10 tips to make blogging a successful business opportunity
Last year, I shared 100 ideas to make money online within a budget of Rs 5,000. The ideas have been read by at least 1 million people because the post went viral on social media, but no one knows how … — Read on yourstory.com/2018/10/tips-successful-blogging-opportunity/amp Of course there are tons of ways to make money. … Continue reading
Chaitra Yarlagadda, MBA ’19, Exploring How Companies Can Uplift Communities | Stanford Graduate School of Business
There are many meaningful and effective ways to make a contribution to the communities that are around your place of work. But there are not many such stories that I have read in the recent past. Here is a really good one… After managing a large factory in rural India, one woman believes in business’s … Continue reading
Neuroscience Shows That 50-Year-Olds Can Have the Brains of 25-Year-Olds If They Do This | Inc.com
A healthy brain not only supports your intelligence, but emotional regulation, stress level, and other things that support your professional success. — Read on http://www.inc.com/melanie-curtin/neuroscience-shows-that-50-year-olds-can-have-brains-of-25-year-olds-if-they-do-this.html
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How to be more persuasive, according to neuroscience – Business Insider
In her book, “The Influential Mind,” Dr. Tali Sharot, professor of cognitive neuroscience, shares the main factors that determine our ability to influence someone else. To better persuade, it’s imperative to understand those factors. — Read on http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-be-more-persuasive-according-to-neuroscience-2018-10
