Always striving for progress, the island city-state of Singapore has boasted a mixed population since gaining independence in 1965. In fact, Singapore’s constitution holds up the idea of multi-racialism for celebration making it a principle that has helped shape many of the policies the Island has held since being self governing. It is no surprise…
Many of the skills we develop in life are unconsciously fostered business skills. However, once we enter the world of work, our new surroundings can confuse our instincts, placing otherwise normal behaviours into the context of the “professional.” This distinction can throw us off, putting unnecessary pressure on a situation as we try our best…
The snap election this year marked, for many, another torrential shift in the political landscape of Britain. What was labelled by commentators as a tactical move for Theresa May’s cabinet brought about a surge of support for the opposition, as droves of previously unengaged citizens voiced support for Jeremy Corbyn and his Labour party manifesto.…
Society offer us opportunities throughout our lives, often, in the form of new challenges, and daunting as they may be, we must meet them head on if we are to thrive. This paradigm of the professional world is no different, from the time we get our first job to the point where we might consider…
The concept of populism is in its simplest definition a self-effacing political virtue. Perhaps for this reason, something as simple as “concern for ordinary people” is striking a chord with voters across the globe in an ever-shifting geo-political landscape. However the word these days is more likely to be used when describing the meteoric rise…
Procrastination is a powerful force of nature capable of bringing an empire to its knees Or, in the case of most people’s day to day, that painful urge to binge on Netflix, characterized by a just a hint of guilt and a dreadful tingle of impending doom, always seems a more tempting option than making…
