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The photo on the left is the first photo we took from the podcast I was a guest on yesterday. It is expected and safe. It shows us in the podcast studio.

The second photo is the one we took a few minutes later when we embraced some of the themes that we had actually discussed on the podcast. Themes like ‘adding a surprise element to what one does’, ‘the need for fee...


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Interview with Manikandan Narasimhan, Director of Information Technology at Franklin Templeton India.

‘Staying fresh is difficult.’

These were the words that Manikandan Narasimhan started our conversation with. Manikandan is a global technology and transformation executive with more than two decades of leadership exper...


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Sometimes you are just the perfect fit as a speaker.


Today I spoke at a ‘soil company’ (Hasselfors Garden) – they literally make soil. And I spoke for their partners on the factory floor.

Why was it a perfect fit?

I started the session by telling the audience of the etymology of the word ‘creativity’.

The core of the wo...


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Business travel is not traveling for business. It’s traveling to meet people. In person.

From now on, I am going to call it ‘In person Travel’.


As I explore The World of Creativity (8 countries in just the last month, 75 in total) it has become too clear to me that my journey is – at its core – about meeting people.

About meeting ...


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This is a beautiful story.

Five years ago, Kiruba Shankar posted that he would like for someone for his birthday to gift saplings to his farm that he had just started to develop.

I said I would love ...


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