As the notions of “holistic” and “wholeness” became popular in recent decades, they also turned into a paradox. People who focused on holistic health, diet, and wellness found themselves to be cut off from people who didn’t care about such things (which is the majority). Trying to be holistic wound up making you separate, which is the opposite of being whole. The meditation/wholefoods/yoga people are a splinter group from the McDonald’s/Monday Night Football/TGIF people.
Read MoreProbably one of the most frequent questions graduate/post graduate students ask these days is: ‘Will I be able to handle my study, job and even the part time business at the same time?’ The answer is Yes.
Read MoreIf you’re wondering what your staff want from their jobs, or indeed from you, it might be obvious to conclude that more money is always the solution. Nobody is going to turn down a pay raise. But does it really solve all problems? Does it make your employees happy? Will it be enough to make them stay with your company, all other things being equal?
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