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Innovation at the Intersection of Ideas

What is innovation if not the breaking down of man-made walls built around disciplines?

Blogs

9 hours ago4 min read

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The Point of Regret

Why do regrets exist? What are they made of? And how can we let go of them?

Blogs

Sep 44 min read

A device that looks like a weighing scale is shown weighing truth and facts on one side and fake news on the other. Image by Hartono Creative Studio.

The Writing is on the Wall for Godi Media

Reports of the death of TV news channels are not exaggerated. Check Instagram for proof!

Blogs

Jul 265 min read

A little blonde girl looks up with joy, happiness and wonder.

In Pursuit of Happiness

What makes you happy? And what does it take to stay happy?

Blogs

Apr 104 min read

A person standing on the third-last step of a ladder, held by no one and standing at the edge of water, reaches for a shooting star in the distance. In the context of this post, it represents our expectations and how they impact our experience. Image by Armand Khoury.

To Expect or Not to Expect: How Expectations Impact Experience

In the gap between what we believe will happen and what actually occurs, lie disappointment and contentment.

Blogs

Mar 135 min read

A black and white picture of a young woman wearing a striped t-shirt and a pair of jeans relaxing on an outdoor slatted wooden recliner. This photo by Ashkan Sadeghi is symbolic, in the context of this blog post, of the underrated luxury of boredom.

The Quiet Luxury of Boredom

In small doses, boredom is just the thing we need.

Blogs

Feb 133 min read

A sailboat seen in the distance on the vast and seemingly endless waters. In the context of this post, this image signifies vastness of the Universe and Time and the smallness of our efforts and lifespans. Image by Mari Duarte.

The Triad of Talent, Effort & Reward

Is talent more crucial to success than effort? Is there a deadline for hard work to be rewarded?

Blogs

Jan 93 min read

One person's hand being held between another person's hand on a wooden table, in an act of empathy and compassion.

What Makes a Person Empathetic?

Tough times can fuel empathy but not for everyone. Why is that?

Blogs

Dec 5, 20254 min read

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Honey, I Shrunk the Goods: The Story of Shrinkflation, Skimpflation & Excuseflation

Are you aware that sneaky forms of inflation are manipulating you away from getting your money's worth?

Blogs

Aug 8, 20253 min read

An illuminated sign saying 'this must be the place' on a clear glass plaque on a wall with a brown, blush and green geometric pattern.

Do you have a Third Place?

If not at home or work, where would you be on a regular day?

Blogs

Jun 6, 20254 min read

An audio tape lies unspooled against a bright yellow background. In the context of this blog post, it symbolises planned obsolescence.

Planned Obsolescence: The Open Secret that Endangers Us

Are we being manipulated into buying more than we need? And who's paying for it?

Blogs

Apr 4, 20255 min read

A young woman and a young man sitting by a campfire on a beach at night, the woman holding a bottle. A calm sea and hills in the background create a peaceful mood of genuine conversation and relaxation.

Conversations to Know People Better

Late night conversations can be trump cards when it comes to revealing hopes, fears and character.

Blogs

Feb 14, 20253 min read

Little Legacies

How do quirks get etched into our personalities? Do we carry some of them as souvenirs from the people we've known?

Blogs

Sep 13, 20243 min read

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The Book Business: Will the medium dictate the message?

E-readers and audiobooks have changed how we read. Now they may end up changing what we read.

Blogs

Aug 2, 20245 min read

The Myth of Multi-Tasking

Does multi-tasking aid productivity? Or does the appearance of doing everything all at once mask the fact that we're not getting very far?

Blogs

Nov 17, 20235 min read

A booklet with the text 'My brain has too many tabs open' lies on a cable knit blanket beside a mug of hot chocolate with whipped cream, a small decorative pumpkin and a couple of cupcakes. Image by That's her Business.

Memory: What we need to remember

Despite information that can be retrieved within seconds and infinite cloud storage, human memory is irreplaceable. It allows us to think.

Blogs

Jul 14, 20234 min read

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