Kehinde Wiley, In Words

Bio Wikipedia Link Wiley was born in Los Angeles, California. His father, Isaiah D. Obot, is Yoruba, from Nigeria, and his mother, Freddie Mae Wiley, is African American. Wiley has a twin brother. When Wiley was a child, his mother wanted him and his brother to stay out of the streets and so she supported … Continue reading Kehinde Wiley, In Words

Great Resignation:- Insights

Videos Simon Sinek Great Resignation The TRUTH of The Great Resignation | Simon Sinek Profile The Great Resignation is actually a great correction. Labor has much more influence, and thanks to COVID, can say "I don't want to be treated this way, and I'd rather have no job than this job." Videos Video #1 Channel:- … Continue reading Great Resignation:- Insights

Fortune & McKinsey:- Reasons for people leaving jobs

Story Line Link Despite a lot of recession fears, it doesn't seem like the Great Resignation will be slowing anytime soon. Another 4.3 million workers quit their jobs in May—and a new McKinsey report suggests that 40% of the workforce are still very unhappy with their jobs and looking for new opportunities. This is bad … Continue reading Fortune & McKinsey:- Reasons for people leaving jobs

MIT Sloan Management Review:- Toxic Culture Is Driving the Great Resignation

Background Once again, via Google News came across a well-researched article. It is courtesy of MIT Sloan Management Review. It cites corporate culture as one of the main drivers of the economic trend known as the "Great Resignation". The article itself is almost two weeks old.   Relevancy In terms of relevancy, to me, it … Continue reading MIT Sloan Management Review:- Toxic Culture Is Driving the Great Resignation

TRAPPED

Elysian

Wherein human civilizations flourished, forgetting the essence of choice, we’re governed by norms dictating every aspect of life from clothes to the way of seating, from hair to career, from the pitch of voice to notions of taking a stand.

And amidst all this emerged the popular notion of “depression”. Being a part of the generation suffering the most as a cause of depression, feels being choked on expectations and pretenses…. But also being part of the generation trying to break through generations of toxic behaviour feels liberating.

Healing from traumas and transforming weaknesses into strength, we’re building a world that doesn’t shy away from accepting and acknowledging the flaws of an ancient civilization.

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