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Law of Giving & Receiving

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December 31, 2019

In the 1920’s Tonse Madhav Anant Pai went to Bangalore to study medicine.
He excelled in his studies, and after earning his license to practice medicine, he went back home to the fishing village of Malpe.

He asked his parents if he could go to Japan for further studies, but was…


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Live your Values

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December 21, 2019

This story is narrated by present Chairman of Tata Group: Mr. N Chandrasekaran
KraussMaffei, the large German engineering conglomerate, shared with our executives this surprising story of what the Tata word meant, and the Tata brand stood for.
In 1946, soon after World War II, the KraussMaffei board met J.R.D. Tata (then Chairman…


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Shift your Focus

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December 7, 2019

A charity football match was played in 1986 to promote fight against drugs and corruption.

Diego Maradona in the picture wore the No to drugs jersey while Michel Platini wore say no to corruption jersey, while Pele stood in between them as the neutral party.

In Future both players were found…


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Decoy Effect

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November 30, 2019

Just last month in September 2019 me and my friend cum client Nityanand Gowda went to Singapore to attend *Tony Robbins Unlimited Power Within seminar*.
After we were done with Tony’s 4 day UPW event, we wanted to experience Singapore, so one night we decided to go to see📷 the…


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Soap to Gum

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November 26, 2019

William Wrigley Jr. was the son of William who was the founder and president of the Wrigley Manufacturing Company. The main product of the company was Wrigley’s Scouring Soap.
Even in his early years, William Wrigley Jr. was interested in his father’s soap business and when he was 13 years…


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How Starbucks made people buy Coffee in recession

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November 9, 2019

Starbucks Coffee took a hit during the economic slowdown of 2008 as customers opted for cheaper options for their everyday coffee. Starbucks was forced to shut 600 shops that were not making profits. By March 30, 2008, its profit had fallen 28 per cent compared to the same period…