Working remotely: Why companies should consider Mobile devices & mobile-friendly applications
2020- In less than six months about 70% of previously physical activities in work environments gone virtual it is necessary...
5 Ways Twitter Can Help Your Nonprofit Gain Traction
Twitter has more than 300 million monthly active users with 134 million who sign in every day. This makes Twitter one...
Why You Need to Build a Strong Brand for Your Nonprofit
Branding aids your organization in creating differentiation and stand out in a world with so many different causes. In short, it helps you convey your story in a compelling way in order to make it easy for public to learn how you make the world a better place.
Reverse cultural shock
My fellowship is ending soon, but some of my class fellows already went back home and they shared how they...
WHAT NEXT AFTER THE FELLOWSHIP?
An inner glance at work and academic progress upon completion of your fellowship. Thinking ahead is a necessity yet an unappealing...
ONCE UPON A TIME… From Fairy tales to Business
Between “Once upon a time” and “and they all lived happily ever after” lies the most important part of a...
Tips For Hosting A Panel Discussion
A panel discussion is a very important part of conferences. It offers different views on a topic put up for discussion....
The Battle Against Fake News and Misinformation
When fake news and misinformation transform from mere sporadic and haphazard content to organized and systematic news, they can become...
Find Your Real Beauty with Dove & Bitmoji
Following magazines, Instagram influencers, and TV stars, we stopped seeing real beauty, especially in ourselves. A few years ago, I...
What Your Body Language Says About You.
General Body Language Don’ts (This is a broad brush and does not apply to all cultures)1. Arms Crossed: Perceived as...
Here are “crutch words” in public speaking you should avoid.
The following are called “crutch words” in public speaking that must be carefully avoided. The included tips include many items....
Public Speaking from Home: My Experience with Toastmasters
Like many people I know, I’ve spent 99% of my time since March, when we first started working remotely, at...