There are times I have window shopped for an item only to settle on something else just because a friend mentioned it.
How We Communicate Across Cultures
Culture is a way of life for a group of people. It could be a family culture, workplace culture, church culture, or any other homogenous group.
How Do We Communicate Change?
In my 16 years of work experience, one of the greatest challenges for organizations has been internal communication, especially when major change is involved. It is easy for employees to criticize management, but once you become that manager, you realize […]
Inside Canva’s World Tour and What It Means for Creatives
For me, the World Tour was a glimpse into the next chapter of creative work. A chapter where design, storytelling, and data no longer sit in silos but converge to drive purposeful communication.
Can Some Cultural Practices Change for the Better of a Society?
Every culture brings its own strengths. One may value precision and time management, while another values connection and shared experience. Each has something to teach the other.
Just Speak in Simple Language
If you came to my village thirstier than David when he longed for water from the Philistine camp, and instead of simply saying “Please, can I have some water?” you said, “I need to hydrate,” my friend, you would die of thirst just for the love of jargon.
How people create meaning
I struggled, but finally told her, “Once the seatbelt signal goes off, we can exchange.” At first,
Is life really better today
have been wondering whether life loses its sense of fulfillment as it becomes easier. Should everything really be simplified? There is a depth that comes with combing
Beautiful East Africa
As I traveled through Uganda and the DRC, I captured every moment and environment that looked familiar. Some reminded me of my village, others of neighboring homesteads, and some of scenes I had seen a few years ago.
Who Controls Knowledge?
Slowly, classmates stopped talking about the schools they had come from. It had been a big deal before. Nothing personal to the guys from national schools.