We are not born writers, we are born talkers. We are quite literally ‘made of talk’. “But our talks are not all the same”, explains Chris Anderson, curator of the non-profit that runs the TED universe. Some talks focus on the ‘how’, others on the ‘when’. Yet it is only by focusing on the ‘why’ that they become effective.
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The travel industry is among the sectors under the most pressure to change business models. How? By examining the changing profile of the ‘typical tourist’. Insight by Greg Richards, global guru of creative and transformational tourism
A childhood dream turned profession at the ripe age of 35. Today, Zangelmi is the first and only Italian LEGO® Certified Professional. Through his company, BrickVision, he designs and creates brick sculptures for private individuals and large companies, such as Ferrari and Ducati.
The training and communication expert talks about the importance of kindness: an essential attribute not only in life, but also at work.
Zers live, consume and travel much differently than former generations. Gabriele Sada, Managing Director of the ScuolaZoo community, reveals who they are and what compels them to travel.
Yale professor Marissa King’s book “Social Chemistry” illustrates the essential role of networks in personal and occupational wellbeing and the importance of a long-term outlook so they can also be exploited strategically.
“FOR” stands for “Flexibility, Objective, Results”. An innovative subordinate contract piloted in the Italian chemicals sector
Ministers Giovannini and Cingolani signed a decree stipulating the presence of this figure in Italian towns with over 50,000 inhabitants and companies with over 100 employees.
Finding a place in the minds of potential customers and reeling in the loyalty of a sceptical, media-bombarded public. This is the positioning strategy
Being happy is no mere stroke of fate, but a tangible project that anyone can attain. There are no magic formulas, but there are methods. Sergio Sorgi and Francesca Bertè explain how to be happy people in a happy society.
As media goes, video games rank high among the most popular yet are also among the least understood. And video game sales have erupted with the pandemic. What does this phenomenon tell us? A chat with Riccardo Fassone, editor of “Il videogioco in Italia” (Video Games in Italy)
The advent of the Coronavirus pandemic has changed many things, perhaps even things that seemed almost inevitable. The virus has even crippled Silicon Valley, the area around San Francisco renowned for hosting the headquarters of the world’s largest tech companies: with the possibility of working from home, many workers have left, and now may never return. […]
Europe is also witnesses an emergence of a civic ‘organiser’, a role whose sole raison d’être is to empower communities. There is a growing demand for this profession, especially among organisations with extensive local impact.
We are not born writers, we are born talkers. We are quite literally ‘made of talk’. “But our talks are not all the same”, explains Chris Anderson, curator of the non-profit that runs the TED universe. Some talks focus on the ‘how’, others on the ‘when’. Yet it is only by focusing on the ‘why’ that they become effective.
The president of Minotauro in Milan and professor of psychology at the Milano-Bicocca University explains that “the new challenge for education is digital education, finally taking its first steps towards a school model”.