$urvive the Viropocalypse: Why TP is a bad investment!

These days it’s impossible to scroll two inches down your social media feed without encountering some horror story regarding the COVID-19 pandemic that seems to be hitting the whole world. Even more terrifying are the stories of people buying up and stockpiling on what they deem to be necessary resources. Now, I’m no Virus expert,

Remembering March 15

In the Name of Allah, the most Beneficent, the most Merciful. Today marks the anniversary of the March 15 attacks in Christchurch and I write this with a heavy heart. I won’t be writing this post with my signature humor or comics, but rather I am writing as a Kiwi Muslim, remembering my brothers and

Startup school lesson 6: Culture eats Strategy for Breakfast!

Culture eats strategy for breakfast! Or so says management guru Peter Drucker. Often we hear this line espoused for big type corporations with multiple levels in their chain of command. But did you know that for a start-up culture is still super important as well? Simply put, you need to determine what your business stands

Discipline Beats Motivation. Every Time.

Discipline Beats Motivation. I think I came across that saying on one of my friend’s Facebook posts some time last year. I don’t know who the quote originally came from (certainly not me) but it really struck a chord within me.  There is a lot of self-help material organised around this concept of self-motivation and