Another word for default: hard work and success in life
On hard times and the distinction between personal management and leadership.
Dystopian theories: the social controversy of global problems in relation to social equity issues
On what dystopian science-fiction movies can teach us about the social dilemmas that we're facing right now.
Persistence and determination: how to act more professional
On what it really takes to get an advantage and to get ahead.
Why do anything: thoughts on social issues and strength during tough times
On a very basic question that we have all asked ourselves at one time or other, and why the notion of it matters.
What makes a man (or a woman): how to deal with procrastination
On what makes a real man (or woman) and how you can take your first steps towards that today.
Self-improvement retreats: determination to succeed
On deliberate activity and relaxation to get new perspectives to succeed.
Living autobiographically: how to use narrative identity
On writing the story of our lives in such a way that we can live with ourselves.
Choose another path: how to identify opportunities in life
On figuring out what you're made of and when to seize opportunity.
Gaze Finder TV: On principles and brevity
On the way principles can make us better at what we do, and the way brevity makes us seem more knowledgeable.
Axis pandemic-recession: how to solve social inequalities
On the real problems that the recession has unveiled, and how we as a society might turn all of that around.
Career change in your mid 30s: some ideas to get you started
On steering your career into a different direction, and the difference between doing this in your mid-30s versus mid-20s.
Gaze Finder TV: introducing Gaze wide, aim far
On the series Gaze wide, aim far, why it's released and why it's essential right now.
First ever post on Gaze Finder a.k.a. the official introduction
The first ever introduction of the series Gaze wide, aim far, and much like the first ever episode of Gaze Finder TV: why it's released and why it's essential right now.
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