by isaokato | Aug 17, 2013 | Post
According to my experience, the most frustrating aspect of customer communication is not dealing with complaints or negotiating a better rate or as we all imagine, doing what is told to do. It is being told How to do. The definition of “customer” might not be...
by isaokato | Aug 15, 2013 | Post
How Buildings Learn, a BBC series hosted by Stewart Brand, highlights one of the biggest hidden questions regarding our house: Why do we have to adjust ourselves according to the place we live in? Citing numerous examples, Stewart Brand (the guy who was in charge of...
by isaokato | Aug 14, 2013 | Post
Here is a nice summary of the differences between the rich and the poor. You may track the linked original articles to doom your doomy Wednesday even doomier. One-third of upper-class Americans say they rarely experience stress, compared to 23 percent of middle-class...
by isaokato | Aug 13, 2013 | Post
My friend wrote that a mysterious law exists that governs how lucky or unlucky we can be. According to him, fortune prefers those who take risks and punishes those who live risk-free. That means to live as you wish is the best way to attract goodies in your life....
by isaokato | Aug 12, 2013 | Post
A recent news article tells us that there is something the 1% and the 99% have in common: appetite for saving. America’s top 1 percent saved their money at a rate of 37 percent last quarter, according to a recent survey from American Express Publishing and the...
by isaokato | Aug 10, 2013 | Post
I used to do anything to avoid conflicts. I enlisted every arsenal I could find to not cause any upsetting moment for anybody. I said yes when I disagreed, I remained silent when I had a strong opinion, I avoided meeting someone when I felt I had to face him or her,...
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