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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
Ever had someone talking AT you? You know what I mean – someone going on and on and on, and you’re either not wanting to listen, the topic is irrelevant to you, or it’s someone higher up the ladder telling you […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
References:
Battlefield Detectives – Massacre at Waterloo
Gartner On Big Data: Everyone’s Doing It, No One Knows WhyWhy the CMO Will Soon Have a Better Pulse on the Business than the CFO
Previous posts on […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
I came across an article on Harvard Business Review today called “Less-Confident People Are More Successful.” I wonder if there was any misunderstanding about what “confident” really means. Looking up the […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
What comes to your mind when the word “Fort” is mentioned? Riders galloping out the gate? Desperate last stands? These images and impressions have been reinforced time and again by Tinseltown movies. Are they […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
This is a short clip about character and competence. If I had to choose between either, I would always go for character. The transcript is below the embedded video, and you can also download the transcript in […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 11 months ago
F Spencer Chapman’s book observed that the jungle doesn’t favour any side. It’s just the jungle. The environment you operate in doesn’t favour you or your competitors either. It’s just the business environment. […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 12 months ago
I don’t know about you, but that sounds like an oxymoron to me. What is “wealth”? Health? Happiness? Large portfolios? The 5 Cs in great abundance?
If you have great wealth and you think that your wealth can be […]
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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 12 months ago
This is especially for all you positive affirmation junkies out there. I know you’re there – I can feel the hate coming towards me.
Pendulums are very useful things. In clocks and other gadgets requiring the […]
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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 12 months ago
The video gives a good illustration of how interconnected we really are. I do not agree with the worldviews expressed, particularly references to evolution, but I thought it was still a good illustration. In […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 12 years, 12 months ago
Sin is a monster of such awful mien
That to be hated needs but to be seen
But seen too oft, and full in face
We at first wonder, then pity, then embrace
This familiar poem reminds us of the power of repetition, […]
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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
The sense of taste is the focus of a billion dollar industry. Although our senses of taste and smell aren’t supposed to be as discriminating as those of many species of animals, many of us still take pride in […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
In one of Tom Clancy’s novels, a Russian agent has been knocked unconscious and is being held by some Rumanian operatives. In order to verify that the unconscious man is, indeed, Russian, the Rumanian operatives […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
How many of you were Boy Scouts? Do you remember Job Week? That was one week in the year when we would go out, knock on doors and ask people if we could do a job for them. Some received princely sums for a little […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
How can a job be destroyed? It is like saying that a road is being diverted. You don’t divert roads, you divert traffic. You realign roads. Rivers can be diverted, aircraft can be diverted, but not roads. Jobs […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Sometimes I hear the phrase “You can bring a horse to the water, but you can’t force a horse to drink.” I invariably reply “Yes, but you can give salt to the horse to make it thirsty.” Developing healthy appetites […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Lack of appetite due to a fear of getting fat. That’s the commonly known anorexia nervosa. So, what’s anorexia sophia? Well, sophia means wisdom. Anorexia sophia is a lack of appetite for wisdom. There might be a […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Quotes. Positive inspirational quotes. Negative demotivational quotes. Humorous quotes. Deep thinking quotes. Leadership quotes. Anonymous quotes. We all love quotes, don’t we? Quotes capture the essence of an […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Authority.
You look up and squint so you see it more clearly.
You stop in your tracks as it rumbles so nearly.
The things that you wish for, you hold them so dearly.
Yes, authority has a way of eliciting a […]
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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Fairness. There are two underlying thoughts that accompany the concept. The first is “If I can’t have it, neither should anyone else.” The second is “Everyone has it, so should I.” You disagree? Think of popular […]

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Elijah Lim wrote a new post 13 years ago
Big Data. It has become a household word. Some are excited by it. Some dread it. Some feel that it invades their privacy, as though privacy were not the preserve of the War Councils of nations, or in corporate […]

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