Stark Lessons From The Costa Concordia Disaster
This is a guest blog by Eve Baxton. Nowadays, cruise ships are widely regarded to be one of the safest forms of travel, more so than
November 10, 2012
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This is a guest blog by Eve Baxton. Nowadays, cruise ships are widely regarded to be one of the safest forms of travel, more so than
Let me start by stating the obvious: humans are irrational. Let me give just one illustration of our irrationality. Climbing. Why do we climb? Some
Years 1982, 1989, 1994, 1999 are not notable but for fact that some of redefining moments of recent technological breakthrough, especially in the realm of
Never in human history has so much knowledge been available and accessible, and yet so little curiosity or effort been expended to obtain it. In
If we’d known we were going to make it, the challenge would not have been the same – we might have not gone. If we’d
Failure. Success. What association do we have with each? Google search of the word “success” returns nearly 281 million results whereas that of “failure” 119
Till today, I somehow failed to know about the existence of Failure Magazine. Although most of articles I checked are quite long (like this article about
You might remember from my earlier post that I started the first coworking community space in Egypt and the MENA region (with exception of Israel),
I am a big fan of Guy Kawasaki (and his blog), having recently purchased and consumed his last book “Reality Check.” One of the chapters
What is the difference between smart and intelligent people?. Intelligence has more to do with our genetics and inborn abilities whereas smartness is generally a
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