This new year, resolve to become a new type of resilient and prepare for natural disasters Over the past two years, people have been developing their resilience – to coronavirus, burnout, and stressful global events. However, resilience to disasters can often be...
Resilience—the most probable buzzword to be associated with post-pandemic recovery. Defined as the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties, resilience has been and will continue to be a coping mechanism that most of us will rely on to bounce back from this...
It is inherently human to seek growth. As people go on with their lives, they intentionally and unintentionally seek out opportunities for personal development, may it be through education, experiences, or simple interactions with those around them. Maslow’s Hierarchy...
There is no denying that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people live. From working from home to adapting to online classes — no person was spared from the change. These sudden shifts in lifestyle have consequently affected our ideals and values. Never at a...
AIM Professor and Distinguished Fellow in Development Management Dr. Vinod Thomas recently wrote a piece on deregulation and its repercussions on a country’s economic success on the Washington D.C.-based news publication The Hill. Excerpt: Reforming...
