Battling the Brain Rot Epidemic
Replacing mindless scrolling with intentional reading,shallow engagement with meaningful dialogue, and fleeting distractions withenduring pursuits could ensure that “brain rot” remains a cautionaryterm – and not a defining feature – of our era In December 2024, Oxford University Press named “brain rot” its Word of the Year. The term succinctly captures an alarming phenomenon that […]
The Shifting Sand of Future of Work – Innovation vs. Convention
Part 1 The Shifting Sand of Future of Work – Innovation vs. Convention Part 1 The nature of work is undergoing an irreversible transformation influenced by generational shift, technological advancements, evolving workforce expectations, and shifting organisational structures. This calls for a re-evaluation of leadership approaches According to Microsoft’s Employee Well-Being Report, the mean score for […]
Beyond GDP: Rethinking Economic Success
As humanity confronts the intertwined challenges of inequality, climate change, and technological disruption, clinging to GDP as the sole measure of progress is increasingly untenable. A consistent 6-8% GDP growth rate may sound good on the surface, but possibly misses portraying accurate economic success. A more holistic measure is urgent. In 2019, New Zealand made […]