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The Power of Effective Listening in Leadership

Did you know that some of the most successful leaders are also exceptional listeners? Listening skill plays a vital role in effective leadership, enabling us to gain a profound understanding of the needs and expectations of our teams, clients, and stakeholders. True listening revolves around understanding rather than hastily responding. Many leaders have a tendency to offer immediate responses without fully grasping the context. In our fast-paced world, it's effortless to become consumed by our own thoughts and priorities. However, [...]

Understanding and Addressing the Super-Helper Syndrome

In various workplaces, individuals who derive a strong sense of purpose from helping others are commonly found. However, there comes a point where they jeopardize their own well-being. This article delves into the phenomenon known as the super-helper syndrome, shedding light on its implications and providing strategies for establishing healthy boundaries. Many people around us have transitioned from what they perceived as unfulfilling jobs to become coaches, trainers, or helpers of some kind. For those who haven't made such [...]

Understanding the Significance of Internet Addiction

The Internet has seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, becoming an indispensable part of our routines. It facilitates communication, information sharing, entertainment, and even the pursuit of romantic relationships. However, amidst its undeniable benefits, the question arises: should internet addiction be treated as a serious concern? While there is currently no official recognition of internet addiction as a mental disorder, it is important to note that video game addiction has been acknowledged as one. The World Health Organization has made [...]

Atarimae. The Simplicity Of The Obvious That Answers All Important Questions

November 2022 went down in history by giving us the first FIFA World Cup ever played in the autumn, and the rediscovery of Japanese culture. While the host country Qatar was facing worldwide criticism on many issues including total disregard for human rights in general, the Japanese fans were the ones who brought back faith in humanity by doing little but extremely important things like cleaning up the stands after every match. They became the symbols of the tournament [...]

New Generation Solar Panels Produce Power From Rain And Work In The Dark

The first solar panel was made in 1883 by Charles Fritts, a New York inventor. In 1955 commercial solar cell technologies were licensed and a 2% efficient commercial solar cell was put on the market for $25/cell or $1.785/watt. By 1999 the total worldwide installed solar reaches 1.000 MW. In 2022 and the worldwide installed solar power is approximately 268 gigawatts and is expected to rise to 315 GW in 2023. The overall percentage of Solar Power in the World [...]

5 Oldest Alphabets in the World

Egyptian Hieroglyphs Origins: Egyptian Hieroglyphs emerged around 3200 BCE in Ancient Egypt. Characteristics: This writing system used pictorial symbols to represent words and sounds. It comprised of hundreds of different hieroglyphs, including ideograms, phonograms, and determinatives. Importance: Egyptian Hieroglyphs were primarily used for religious and monumental inscriptions. The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799, played a crucial role in deciphering this ancient script. Ancient Greek Alphabet Origins: The Ancient Greek Alphabet emerged around the 9th century BCE in Greece. Characteristics: The [...]

Picasso: The history behind “Guernica”

Picasso painted Guernica at his home in Paris in response to the bombing of Guernica, a Basque Country town in northern Spain, by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy at the request of the Spanish Nationalists. He began sketching a series of preliminary drawings for Guernica on poet Juan Larrea's suggestion. Maestro worked on the painting for 35 days and finished it on 4 June 1937. Guernica, Ruins Picasso lived in Paris during the German occupation during World [...]

Dark Silhouette

Dark silhouette walking down the dark street Of the dark city, quiet, asleep Humming a tune and watching the stars You couldn't tell if she's one of us How do I know it's a "She" over there? I'll recognize that redhead anywhere She'll scare the hell out of you, I've no doubt But I know what she is really about She's a lifesaver, carrier of light She's full of magic, you feel her might Look in her eyes, see [...]

Night

4 AM, city's asleep Morpheus tightening his grip, Heavy eyelids, mind is weak Getting hard to even blink. It's all you - dark force of nature, You - a passionate wild creature, You - who showed me what's true love, Who protects me from above. You - who's my true inspiration, My black widow, my damnation, You're my cross I have to bear, And complain I will not dare. I'm your slave without a master, I just wish that [...]

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