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Author and speaker Neil Pasricha is world-famous for helping people deal better with challenges, whether professional or emotional. He says the essence of living an awesome life (and being awesome in it) lies in three key ingredients – attitude, awareness and authenticity. We probably all agree that all things pandemic-related have taught us that we […]
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It’s a world that’s low on touch and big on physical distance. It’s a world full of information– some accurate, much false or skewed. It’s a road less travelled for some, but it’s swiftly becoming the status quo. And it’s along this information superhighway that business will increasingly take place. Commerce by click. Boardroom on […]
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As we head into a new year, the Lemonade Hub team has set itself a collective intention for 2019 – embracing a sense of curiosity. Albert Einstein famously (and profoundly, if you break down the message) noted: “I have no special talents, I am only passionately curious.” We think the brilliant physicist wished to explain […]
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In many, in fact, in most societies those who work hard are lauded and looked up to. Perseverance, passion and commitment of any kind are indeed noble qualities. The pursuit of excellence and achievement sound, in theory, like something we should all aspire to. But unrealistic and improperly managed expectations can also lead to the […]
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Quality time. It’s a term much bandied about and one that’s often misinterpreted. All with noble intent, of course. For working professionals there’s a lot of pressure to spend “quality time” with loved ones whom we may feel (correctly or incorrectly) we have neglected all year – parents, spouses, partners, close friends or children. As […]
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This year, Lemonade Hub commemorates 15 years as a communication, branding and training consulting agency. There’s no denying that 1,5 decades of running a successful concern teaches you a few things about life, people management and business. It teaches you to be grateful that you have stimulating work and can provide gainful employment to others. […]
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Let’s accept something about ourselves and others: Each and every one of us has been conditioned to accept a certain version of a socially constructed narrative titled: “The way things should be.” We believe in that narrative with our hearts and minds. It’s a story we’ve been building since we entered a certain world. Some […]
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The advent of global digitisation means we often don’t work in the same office space, building or even city as some of our closest colleagues any more. Instead, our relationship with them is driven by communication platforms such as Skype, Teamviewer or even project management dashboards like Asana. Software like AnyDesk enable us to access […]
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In this fascinating article, American college student Timothy Doner explains why (and how) he set about learning 20 different tongues over the course of seven years. Doner is widely referred to in the media as “the world’s youngest hyperpolyglot” – a speaker of many languages. Written in 2015, when the author was just twenty, Doner […]
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Do correct spelling and grammar (still) matter? Is it bad to mix your metaphors like an old dog learning new tricks while trying to reinvent the wheel to show you weren’t born yesterday? After all, people who seem pedantic about language are generally not that popular. We all like to joke about and roll our […]
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