People don’t value that which is free

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People don’t actually seem to value that which is free. Just because it’s free doesn’t mean there’s no value attached to it. Then again, value of something is perceived differently by you and the other party. We see ‘FREE’ in advertisements, newsletters, media. However, much of what is “free” actually takes value away from you by taking your […]

Future economy of Singapore

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http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/committee-on-the-future-economy-outlines-7-strategies-to-take-singapore-forward?&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social-media&utm_campaign=addtoany While we ought to give credit to our predecessors for bringing Singapore to where it is today, let’s not forget that the challenges we face today are just as arduous, if not more. We face very different set of challenges. So perhaps let’s stop trying to compare our predecessors & our leaders of today. […]

The Myth Of the Strong Leader

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Brown’s core argument is exactly what his title suggests: despite a worldwide fixation on strength as a positive quality, strong leaders—those who concentrate power and decision-making in their own hands—are not necessarily good leaders. On the contrary, Brown argues that the leaders who make the biggest difference in office, and change millions of lives for […]

Social Media

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Doing away with social media has indeed been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.

Economic Stagnation

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Couple of years ago, PM Lee has already stated that Singapore has ‘maxed out on easy ways to driving economic growth and the only way forward is to increase productivity’. Couple of years later, we wonder why productivity is still so low, why Singapore has produced so few local companies to compete internationally. Perhaps it’s […]