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04.01.2021.
How to rule numbers instead of being enslaved by them

Hello. Who are you? We became numbers. As many times before, an invention or fiction made up to serve us has enslaved us. Instead of ruling numbers, we are their humble servants. We also teach our children to serve them, so some of the first questions we prompt children to ask new friends are: how […]

30.12.2020.
Nectar

Over 5 million insects are known in the world. In fact, we don’t know exactly how many species of insects there are. Of that number, more than 20,000 species are bees. One of them gives us honey, the so-called Honey bee. Bees are social insects. Everything we could know about teams can be learned from […]

30.12.2020.
Parable

During the day, we say an average of 16,000 words. Men speak almost the same as women, and in Professor Matthias Mehl’s study, as many as three of the most talkative respondents are men who say as many as 47,000 words a day (⚠️ logical fallacy ☞ referring to common practice – women are more […]

29.12.2020.
3D Growth Map

I have lived from my work for 25 years, though I earned my first money before I learned to read. I wanted everything from a job: a title and knowledge and money. I accomplished one by one, and then all together year after year. I have been awarded for my work in my country, in […]

02.12.2013.
Promotional activities as part of the business goal: what is the GOAL?!

I want a nice and carefree life for myself and my family. That’s a goal. A nice and carefree life for me means a peaceful household, harmony and unity, the building of mutual memories, acquainting myself with new cultures and customs, learning new skills, enjoying artistic and creative content (ranging from art pieces I would […]

01.10.2013.
The sharing of knowledge: the lessons I’ve learned as a lecturer

During the initial stage of negotiating your presence, make sure to check all the necessary details concerning your appearance. Here are a few questions you should ask yourself beforehand: The expected duration of the lecture – not including the Q&A session, as well as the time reserved for this part The structure (profile) of the […]

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16.03.2012.
Are you a good boss?

Delighted by iTunes U, this morning I listened to a lecture by Jill Geisler talking about the “12 signs [showing] you’re a good boss.” I’ll start with that… 12 signs you’re a good boss 1. You’re a good boss if you feel great helping others in your team to do a good job. In fact, […]

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17.11.2011.
Large companies and social media #tweetomania

When we talk to each other about pleasant themes or problems, that’s one thing. However, when we talk about this to organizations, brands and companies that are directly involved in our conversations, that’s something completely different -> and something that completely speeds up the quality of the dialogue! This means that we managed to remove […]

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12.09.2011.
[In confidence] When social web becomes the breadwinner

A remark: I generalized some of my arguments, therefore take into account that the intention wasn’t superficial, but fully conscious. Any of these particular cases can be specific, but by summing up in such a way, the generalizations oftentimes correspond with experience. Great jobs are gotten by negotiating with great people! If you happen to […]

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27.08.2011.
10 rules of successful communication

1. Simplicity – use simple words! Supposedly, it’s important to many people that they receive messages from eloquent and educated people. The numbers however speak differently in the US. Don’t use words whose meaning people will have to look in the dictionary -> the chance is they WON’T! You’ll simply be misunderstood. According to Luntz, […]

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