If you're reading this, I know you're the type of person who's serious about success. But today I want to explore this question: Just how serious and prepared are we really for success?
Yana Fry
Sadly, too many people live with unresolved pain issues like neck, shoulder and back problems. Having worked with acute and chronic pain relief for the past twelve years, I have identified that there are a number of common mistakes people make trying to find pain relief.
Else Strom Vistisen
If you venture into the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, you'll find your footsteps drawn to the Children's Peace Monument, a tall structure surrounded by innumerable, colourful paper cranes, offerings from around the world in a bid for peace.
Marie Nadal Sharma
Mobile Applications can further your reach to your customers, and can be a valuable asset for developing good customer relations. It is important not only to know who these customers are but also to understand them well so that you can engage them with the appropriate interactions. Mobile apps can help you hang on to customers and increase the frequency at which they do business with you.
Paul Lim*
Years ago, I wrote an article for a newspaper denouncing the media’s growing obsession with entrepreneurs as the new rock stars. It was during a downturn and I pointed to the army of recently laid-off people who, unable to find jobs, re-branded themselves first as ‘consultants’ and then when that didn’t work, as either ‘lifestyle coaches’ or ‘entrepreneurs.’
Callum Laing
Karl Lagerfeld once said, “What I like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever, impossible to reproduce.”
Peiru Teo
By I’ve been blogging 3 times a week for more than 6 months. In this time, I have written more than 72 blog posts, covering various topics from business, to parenting, to love, to LGBT issues. I have been fortunate enough to have a few posts go semi-viral, with one blog post being picked up by BuzzFeed. So what have I learnt in these 6 months?
Olivia Chiong
A good chiropractor sees each of their patients not as parts that are in pain, diseased or injured, but as YOU (a whole functioning human being), they need to consider many factors. So today I’ve rounded up the top eight factors a good practitioner will consider when assessing and treating a patient in need.
Dr Gary Tho
Malcolm Gladwell, in his book Tipping Point, while explaining how social epidemics happen says, “When people are overwhelmed with information and develop immunity to traditional forms of communication, they turn instead for advice and information to the people in their lives whom they respect, admire, and trust. The cure for immunity is finding Mavens, Connectors, and Salesmen.”
Kanika Agarwal