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I Am Because We Are

I am because we are – so an Ubuntu philosophy from Africa goes on the ontological question: Who am I? Ubuntu emphasises the interconnectedness of all individuals and their duty towards each other and their surroundings.

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Why Founders Suffer?

Abroad’s global research study on 1,300 visionary leaders reveals three key drivers of behind-the-scenes suffering

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Heaven Can Wait

Time is not the same in all societies and communities. In traditional Himalayan communities, time is cyclical and dictated by nature and events

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8 Tips to Enhance Your Adaptability Skills in Your Workplace

In today’s dynamic and fast-paced work environment, adaptability skills are more important than ever. The ability to adjust to new conditions, learn new skills, and manage unexpected changes can make you an invaluable asset to your organization.

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Don’t Forget Love, and to Love

In the early 1970s when we (my four siblings and I) were growing up in Phuntsholing our parents really struggled to feed us and clothe us. My father was just a bus driver - a single-earner parent, who also had to look after his own siblings (my young uncles and aunt) since my father was the eldest. My grandfather had passed away when my father was just 10.

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Who am I? – a perspective from Bhutan

Identity has been mankind’s longest search. The question of “who am I?” has intrigued thinkers from Plato to Prince Siddhartha to Descartes. This lack of understanding, I believe, forms the core of our life’s challenges.

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