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Category Archives: Business
On the road to Emotional Intelligence : The Emotions Map and other things ..
Emanuel Derman (here) draws a nice similarity between how Spinoza in his ‘Ethics’ approached human emotion as Euclid approached geometry : Defining three Primitives and ( Pain (sorrow) , Pleasure (joy) , and Desire ) and then proceeded to … Continue reading
Left Brain & Right Brain : Good Advertising
Came across this ad (by Mercedes Benz) … Although it is a bit too “linear” in terms of the separation of the functions of the left brain and right brain , it is is visually very creative and beautiful … … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Business, Psychology, Sales & Marketing, Thinking and The Mind
Tagged analytical, artistic, creative, critical, left brain, logical, Mind, right brain, systematic, Thinking, thought
Upside-Down Thinking: Interesting Examples
These Examples of Upside-Down Thinking are adapted from ‘The Age of Unreason’ by Charles Handy. Upside-Down Thinking wonders what magic it is that determines that forty hours spread over five days should be the working week for most people.. Why … Continue reading
On Innovation
Innovation is a key survival instrument for corporations especially in our fast-paced evolving and disrupting times… The below discussion tries to cover different aspects of the innovation process… The blockers to innovation lie in organizational entities and interaction dynamics.. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Leadership, Management, Strategy, Technology, Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Tagged Brainstorming, Collaboration, Communication, communication mistakes, Communication Tips, Creativity, effective communication, effective leadership, Good Communication, Innovation, intelligent innovation, interpersonal skills, Leadership, Organizational Capabilities, Organizational Culture, reasoning, Strategy, teamwork
On Motivating People ( From Jim Collins’ Book: Good to Great )
“Spending Time and Energy trying to ‘motivate’ people is a waste of effort. The real question is not ‘how do we motivate our people’. If you have the right people they will be self-motivated. The Key is to not de-motivate … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Leadership, Management, Psychology, Strategy, Thinking and The Mind
Parkinson’s Law
Parkinson’s Law or The Rising Pyramid Work – it is said – expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. ‘It is the busiest man who has time to spare’. A lack of real activity does not … Continue reading