First off, we live in a microwave generation that wants quick answers. We want solutions in microseconds and do not want to be bothered with details. […]
ecently, I was invited to a Business breakfast at a prominent hotel in Kampala. The guest speaker was a well informed individual who is so passionate […]
In 1960, an expert opinion to the American Congress on the future of technology posited the following: that people will only be working for 22 hours […]
esilience has been a great topic of interest in the recent past on this blog. I cannot over emphasize it’s critical importance in the discovery and […]
of the most debilitating hindrances to success are those things that we are unaware of. They work in the background curtailing our endeavours to make it […]
