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“What was the last sandwich you had? Was it with ham? Or maybe cheese? Possibly fish? Or… salami… egg… tomatoes???”
“It was actually with a lot of… bread!”
Give me a break… all sandwiches are with bread! We do not remember the bread; it is seldom memorable! We always remember what is inside. Bread [...]
The second difficult question is: What is the value of the intervention for your organization?
So far, my potential clients rarely were able to come up spontaneously with a number or, at least, some way to getting there. The next question comes naturally: if we do not know the value of the intervention, how would [...]
I was cycling in the dark the other night through a large crossroad in Bucharest. There were two policemen there as well trying to speed up the traffic. As I was passing by one said to me: “Your vest, where is your vest?” And I went on. He did not stop me and did [...]
Minutes ago arrived in my news box the fines that Romanian TV channels received for unscrupulously presenting the suicide of a popular local singer (Madalina Manole – see photo) to general public. Amongst others there were accusations on presenting suicidal methods, showing clear images with her one year old son [...]
I just returned from “Mihai Viteazul” National College in Bucharest where I gave a lecture as a guest of Leaders Foundation. I have been asked what I would do if I were in their situation. I think that together with taking seriously formal education is getting social [...]
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