How to Derisk Your Career
In 1999, I left my lucrative, coveted spot at a management consulting firm to do a stint as Luce Fellow living and working in Asia. I came to Hong Kong as a pit stop to meet my boss on the way to Beijing to start Internet World magazine in China and Asia.
“Sorry, the joint venture has...
What I learned about life from Henry Kissinger
My very first job was working for Dr. Henry Kissinger, a well-known statesman and diplomat who served as the United States Secretary of State under President Nixon. The Economist recently did an extensive interview with him as he turns 100 years old. For you, dear readers, I can do no less than...
What's the Worst Career Advice You Ever Had?
“Don’t be trapped in someone else’s dream.” ~KimTaehyung, BTS
Much of my time last month was spent in noisy freudenfreude - a new term I learned that means celebrating the successes of others.
A recent panel was a wonderful example of three very diverse characters...
