The Journal

Source: Pathway Communications – Truly insightful, expressing the value of a reputation and the critical importance of maintaining a good one.

Source: Visual Capitalist – Ever wonder what makes Big Tech so big? Here are some visuals that compare their $900 billion in revenue.

Source: LinkedIn – Cat O’Donovan offers some excellent tips for adapting to the current atypical work environment.

Source: Inc. – This article is not only a guide to diversify a team, it also outlines the benefits that result from diversity.

Source: Thrive Global – They're titans of industry and finance. But these billionaires have advice that anyone can follow for finding personal financial success.

Source: BBC – This fascinating article illustrates the unique quality of the professional athlete’s “quiet eye”. Observations of athletes’ superior focus may be the secret to achieving super human athletic feats.

Source: CNBC – Through the eyes of Peter Buffet, Warren Buffet shares the valuable legacy of his father’s work ethic.

Source: CNBC – Sage advice from a father: Plan and set financial goals in order to live a productive and happier life.

Source: CNBC – Generalists may be the key to a successful career or multiple careers. This article compares the specialisation in a chosen occupation as opposed to the advantages of multiple experiences and skill sets.

Source: CNBC – Emotional intelligence (EI) is not necessarily an innate behavioral characteristic. This articles describes the elements of the “competencies” necessary to assess strengths, weaknesses and how to develop and improve EI.

Source: CNN – Invaluable lessons were learned from the Great Depression. This article shares inspiring stories about humanity during a crisis.

Source: Visual Capitalist – Here is a simple explanatory visual that shows how Covid-19 affects our body.

Source: BBC – For the first time in decades Mt. Everest may be seen from Kathmandu. This BBC article features scientific data clearly depicting some positive impacts from the pandemic on the World’s climate.

Source: Youtube – An economic purview regarding the future of secondary and university education, NYU professor Scott Galloway shares his valuable perspective. His motto is ‘No Mercy/No Malice’ and that's how he brings it.

Source: World Economic Forum – Travel has not ended. However, for now and the near future, it will be different. Read how the industry is currently evolving.

Source: Harvard Business Review This articles offers tips about finding courage, as well as interesting research on the science behind courage.