Think Ahimsa

Here’s a question to think about: If the whole idea of marriage is based on the concept of companionship between two people, what is the point of having children? Is it to confirm, solidify, and extend the level of companionship to define it now as family? Is to satisfy a hunger for happiness for the… Read more Our Dependency on Marriage

I have been in management consulting for several years now. In this period of time, I have done tons of assessments and leveraged a variety of toolkits and methodologies to solve organizational issues. One thing about this industry that I have noticed is that there are multiple ways to solve a client problem. In fact,… Read more Learn How to Disagree

It bothers me when we say things to others they should do, and many times we don’t even follow through with our own advice. I will be one of the first to stand up and say that I am guilty of this at times. I see this all the time. If you are parent, you… Read more Fraud Management

It’s funny how human behavior is always seeking something – a better partner, a better home, a better car, a better life, more happiness – the list can go on forever. We are never really happy with anything that we have. We have everything available to us with all the opportunities in the world and… Read more Our Incompatibility

Look at the truth of global corporate existence – companies don’t exist without customers. Sustaining and growing customers is vital to the strength of the corporation and critical to bringing in revenue. As a result, companies spend a considerable amount of money looking for creative ways of not just keeping customers, but ensuring their happiness. This… Read more Kindness at the Point of Massive Customer Service

Let’s face reality. Violence is everywhere. It comes in different shapes and forms and is distributed in various means. It can hide and pop up from anywhere and show up unexpectedly. Sometimes the medium of violence is physical, acoustic, or somehow embedded deep within our conscience. In many ways how violence is delivered to us… Read more Don’t Become a Consumer of Violence

There have been situations where I get so irritated by the questions people ask me.  If you are like me, you probably get that extra boost of irritation when your parents ask you certain open-ended questions to stir up discussion. Some of the general questions from them that make the top of my list are: Where… Read more The Irritating Question

We have turned into a society where major milestones in life are defined according to a prescribed timetable. For instance in the United States, we get our driver’s license around 16, vote around 18, have our first beer around 21, graduate college by 22, enter marriage around the ages of 24-28, have kids around 30, and the… Read more Throw Away the Timetable