Dennis Maorwe IS A WRITER AND CONSULTANT BASED IN NAIROBI, KENYA
By understanding the Lindbergh syndrome, individuals and organizations can better assess and manage risks, improve their decision-making processes, and allocate resources more effectively.
We are staring at a future where defeat isn’t experienced all at once, but through an inevitable withering away of military, economic, and political power and through wasting conflicts with minor foes.
Boredom is a valuable experience that can help us appreciate the value of time and live more intentionally. Boredom allows us to see our own limitations and the beauty of the present moment. Through boredom, we can gain precision and humility, and develop compassion for others, even tiny particles like dust.
A beautiful ode to the process of digging ourselves and others up and the painful balancing of hoarding what can no longer be hoarded.
A change is something people do; a fad is something people talk about.
Why we should never be afraid of failure for the reasons that we think.
Peter Drucker felt that the goal of the organization must come first, so long as it is maintained with integrity.
Ressentiment is the feeling of ordinary people that the elite does not know much about their own problems first - hand, even though presuming to speak on their behalf.
The subtleness in consumerism is driven by many messages. The idea that the world is now one giant shopping mall, and all one wants to do walk into it and come out with goods, Veblen or Giffen. There is also the sense that all we want is to do what we want and gratiate our appetites.
The subtle art of keeping up with Joneses.
Of tribes, instincts, and tribesmen
A 7 minutes masterclass from Steve Wozniak "Woz", cofounder of Apple, on starting a startup.