Judgement Day

My dad always told me that to be rich and successful, ‘you’ve got to go out on your own.‘ Growing up, I always took this to mean that success was all about being your own boss or creating your own company. As I’ve come to realise, ‘success’ is not limited to being an entrepreneur as there are many ways to be considered successful. However, no matter … Continue reading Judgement Day

The Happiness Equilibrium

Everyone knows that as we get older, life gets infinitely more complicated. With each ‘milestone’ comes another dimension which gives rise to another set of situations where the decisions you make, will ultimately leave us feeling compromised and not entirely happy. However, if you can follow and achieve what I am going to dub The Happiness Equilibrium, you may just be able to escape this fate. So … Continue reading The Happiness Equilibrium

The Three C’s

After my holiday arc and a book review, I thought it would be nice to delve back into a personal development and/or career post. For many people, finding the ‘right’ job is always a struggle. If you’re like me and have ever wondered if you’re in the right job, consider the idea of the three C’s. I found this to be a simple yet effective way to … Continue reading The Three C’s

Getting the Most Out of a Career Discussion

Today I thought I’d take on a more serious tone in lieu of my recent cheery posts. I had my bi-annual career discussion today. I haven’t really taken these seriously until now and saw them as a waste of time. It didn’t help having a manager that wasn’t interested in my career or personal development. As a result I got myself into a position where … Continue reading Getting the Most Out of a Career Discussion

Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 3

We now know that for a company to have sales, there must be trust between the seller and the buyer. We also know what constitutes trust and that intimacy is required (Part 1). We then got to the point where the person that will make us look the best, is the person we want to be the most intimate with and finally we worked out … Continue reading Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 3

Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 2

In this discussion of whether the idea of ‘appropriate discrimination’ is acceptable in the workplace, I wanted to introduce two concepts that would form the basis of my argument. I first presented the idea that every company or business is selling something. I then discussed the defining component of a sale, which I quantified as being dependent on trust. Part 2 of this arc will introduce … Continue reading Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 2

Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 1

Today’s topic has been inspired by a dedicated reader. Thanks for the great ideas people. I’ve been tossing up how to present this and I think I’ve now worked out my opinion. It’s going to take two parts so i apologise for the delay in getting to the conclusion. Part 1 and Part 2 present two ideas or thought processes that will allow me to … Continue reading Is Workplace Discrimination Really Discrimination – Part 1