EVERYTHING. Love has everything to do with it. Love feels really good. It's not meant to hurt. And in some famous words - No woman no cry. But this really doesn't seem to be the case. So guys, many women seem to be experiencing more demands from their husband's and families in this time. It's as if they're not human-beings themselves. It always seems to be taken for granted that because a women can do so much, that its expected for her to do so and all by herself. Nope. Hate to dismiss that fallacy fast. Men, man up. Show up and please show up well. I mean - What's the deal with some guys? And especially with those who can't seem to treat any women right. F emales are complaining in this lock-down time and guys and it's not looking good. Lock down is a time to value the people who matter. It's also a good time to unlearn untidiness, unfair expectations and any abusive tendencies which shows up in any form. Global stats shows in...
While humanity with it's endless needs exists, there's always going to be business opportunities for innovation-centric organisations. However in ever evolving times, can the approach to business now be the same as prior? Or is it a time to dissolve egos, to look holistically at industries learning's as a collective of thought leaders? Can this collaborative position replace competing "anxieties", providing some sustainability guarantees and industry relevance? Often companies are competing for market share and a bigger slice of the same pie. But who's to say consumers are even serving pie? Consumer behavior "schizophrenia" is fast changing the business landscape and technology is the key driver of this. Societies are sporadically becoming borderless and like-mindedness is forming cultures. Freedom of choice is "consumer currency". So what does an organisation or industry need to be and do to ensure they're not just an expen...
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