The title of the book The Tipping Point- How little things make a big difference, says all about the book. Gladwell explains and analyses the ‘tipping point,’ the magic moment when ideas, social behaviour, and trends cross a threshold and spread like wildfire. He has discussed a few cases in the book and how those … Continue reading 101. THE TIPPING POINT BY- MALCOLM GLADWELL
We are seeing our lives taking such drastic turns we could have never thought of. While most of the world is stuck inside their houses, during these uncertain times the work doesn’t stop. People working in essential services are working day and night to make sure who are sitting in their homes get all their … Continue reading 100. Online Classes
How fast the virus is spreading throughout the world has indeed shown us that we are living in the era of ‘global village.’ When country after country is imposing lockdowns and curfews it seems as the world has become still. The only sound that we hear today is the number of deaths and those infected. … Continue reading 99. THE POST-COVID WORLD
The times are scary. We all see and experience different things while we are on this planet but no one thought that it will come to this when thousands of people will die of a novel coronavirus. So many countries are on lockdown to stop the spread of the virus. But the situation doesn’t seem … Continue reading 98. We are all in this together
“I look toward the world I want for all children-and my own. My greatest hope is that my son and daughter will be able to choose what to do with their lives without external or internal obstacles slowing them down or making them question their choices. If my son wants to do the important work … Continue reading 97. LEAN IN Women, Work and the Will to Lead -Sheryl Sandberg
“The world needs to prepare for pandemics in the same way it prepares for war.” Bill Gates talked about epidemics hosted by the Massachusetts Medical Society and the New England Journal of Medicine in April 2018. And here comes one in December 2019 for which the world was not prepared. No matter how much we … Continue reading 96. Communication in times of Pandemic
Women have always been taught to be silent, seems like they have really learnt this art. In 2018, only 14% of women came out and talked about facing domestic violence. They think compromise and suffering are a part of women’s life. From being shy and ashamed of their first drop of blood to every bruise … Continue reading 95. Nip Domestic Violence in the Bud
Even after MeToo and several other feminist movements across the world, the position of the other gender (than men) is still not safe. The most tragic part is that perpetrators are none other than husband, friend, or a close relative. And the condition is such that every third woman in India suffers from sexual and … Continue reading 94. 40k in Charity
According to Journal of Public Relations Research, “Public Relations practitioners are one of the most ethical business professionals.” And it’s true. Some Public Relations firm don’t even take companies which are into alcohol, tobacco, firearms and pornography business. But anything in any type of business can go wrong and then maintaining the reputation of that … Continue reading 93. What ethics in PR mean to me?
Doubt..anxiety…silence…doubt…anxiety…silence…..panic. Is this how it is supposed to be? Waking up every morning and having the same feelings over and over again, for as long as I can remember. And then leaving the house and face people. I always try to dodge their questions, their demeaning glare and try not to think what they might … Continue reading 92. Happily Never After
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