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Today is Friday the 13th. We live in a world that celebrates logic, data and rational thinking. Executives, entrepreneurs, analysts and decision-makers pride themselves on making choices based on facts, numbers and clear reasoning. And yet, something curious happens. Even the most rational person may glance at the calendar and think: "Ah… today is Friday the 13th." Why does that happen? Why Friday the 13th Still Fascinates Us Friday the 13th has long been associated with supe

Introduction: When Leadership Lacks Strategic Mirrors L eadership at the highest level can be isolating. The more powerful the position, the fewer people dare to question decisions. Over time, this creates blind spots. And blind spots, when left unchecked, become business risks. The controversy surrounding Prince Andrew illustrates a powerful business lesson. While public attention focused on legal and personal dimensions, the true institutional damage unfolded in boardrooms

It’s the same question children ask about their parents. Where do mom and dad go when they’re overwhelmed, if their own guides are no longer there? Successful leaders are expected to have the answers , not the questions.Yet this expectation creates a hidden burden — one fewer people talk about: the loneliness at the top. Even leaders who have won accolades for remote work, culture design, and strategic innovation feel it. People like Ethan Mollick, Rahul Subramaniam, Leslie P

In the hushed corridors of power—from Kensington Palace to the C-Suites of global Maisons—a quiet revolution is taking place. The latest "must-have" for the ultra-elite isn’t a tangible asset; it is the unseen edge of intuitive strategy. For decades, the standard toolkit for high-performance leadership has been predictable: data analytics, market forecasts, and rigorous KPIs. But as uncertainty becomes the only constant in the global economy, the world’s most influential figu

Depression doesn’t crash in like a storm. It seeps in, like a teabag slowly coloring the water. You still show up. You still function. But everything feels... faded.