Globalization

Since the late 90’s, a new era has emerged in communications as the internet has allowed us to reach more people, at any time and in any part of the world. Along with phone communications, video conferencing with clients has become a regular way to interact in the coaching process…

As supply chains are being relocated to domestic markets, investors can benefit from the innovations behind the global movement. — Swiss investment advisory boutique The Singularity Group (TSG) has launched the Singularity Reshoring strategy that makes the innovations driving the global deglobalisation trend investable. TSG specializes in quantifying innovation cash flows and returns in publicly traded companies. To identify applied innovation underlying the reshoring megatrend, TSG works closely with its…

The Art of Bridging Cultures — Translation and interpretation have come a long way since the days of dusty dictionaries and laborious phrasebooks. In our modern era, AI-assisted tools like Google Translate, ChatGPT, and a myriad of other apps have revolutionized the way we communicate across linguistic boundaries. But in this fast-paced world, where technology seems…

Content: 3/5 Relevance: 5/5 Readability: 4/5 I think this book really captured a wholistic view of what is going on in the world and where we came from to get it. …

In recent years, there has been a rise in populism around the world, which has had a significant impact on global politics. Populism can be defined as a political ideology that focuses on the interests and opinions of ordinary people, rather than those of the elite or the establishment. It…

Even among some who consider themselves to be left-leaning, the idea of closed borders seems likes a no-brainer. Decades of fear mongering about immigrants have conditioned people to naturally agree with the notion that we need to carefully restrict and monitor those who enter the country. …

Here I write after months of disruption that I demand for myself — maybe needed 15 minutes of reading to elaborate. For now, it is best to comply with the issue we are all dealing with, ‘A Great Shift’. After two years of turbulence, I think we are all experiencing…

Essential Wisdom Lost Who needs economics? The post-WWII New World order established by America and Europe was guided by a simple philosophy. Open markets, free global trade, and limited state interference would lead to greater shared prosperity. Hardly a mention of industrial policy or a whiff of state intervention. It…

Embracing Intercultural Communication to Bridge Cultural Gaps — In a rapidly shrinking world, the need to connect across cultures has become paramount. Our societies blend like paints on a palette, intertwining shades and hues. The time has come to navigate these colorful realms with finesse, transcend borders, and forge connections. …