agile
30 people in a room, divided into 6 teams. Each team gets 20 sticks of spaghetti, a yard of string, strips of scotch tape, and one marshmallow. They have 18 minutes to build a free-standing structure that will support the marshmallow to rest on top. This is the so-called marshmallow
creativity
Part 1. How did I fall in love with paper? At the start of lockdown, my life was completely paperless. To my surprise, as more and more of my day transitioned into pure digital because of COVID, the lack of physical experiences started to show. This is how boring paper
growth
Self-development. Productivity. Growth. Entrepreneurship. If you’re anything like me, you’ll recognise the struggle to become better in some respect, every day. It’s not easy, especially when your pursuit is solitary. In this article, I’ll share with you my shift towards a healthier way of starting my
authentic
When I first saw the Surface Duo concept about a year ago, I instinctively hated it! There’s a visible gap between the two screens, the bezel is just horrendous all around, there are mechanical parts that can/ will wear out and break, the software is clunky. There was nothing
data science
Abstract With this study, I aimed to understand whether or not Baccalaureate results could be impacted by factors other than subject matter expertise. I analysed over 136,091 entries and found that: * Females are approximately twice more likely than males to achieve high Pass marks (22.33% vs 11.77%
Slides are everyone’s favourite thing to hate – they’re often associated with endless boring text, poor design and tacky clip art. I’m here to tell you that slides are one of the most powerful tools in your storytelling arsenal. When used correctly, they can help you and your
field report
After the honeymoon period is over, consulting can quickly become overwhelming. The constant need to adapt, stretched working hours, client pressure, uncertainty, high-expectations, little formal authority – it all adds up against you. However, somehow after all these years, this is still the best job in the world for me. If
getting stuck in
💡The tech stack has changed since then, but the jumping-in-the-deep-end attitude remains for low-risk endeavours! Chris Shiflett convinced me that building a website might be a fun quick project. (Also, Christian Buckson constantly reminds me through his steady stream of posts that i should get better at sharing.) Armed with
This is a story of how you can leverage your energy and human ingenuity to achieve things that only money usually get. This is my story of how I started and ran a charity with a ZERO budget, how I grew my team, how we established government and corporate partnerships,