Business Stories
Bank: When she applied for the card, she agreed to and signed its Terms and Conditions.
Relative: Perhaps you could resend her a copy of those. Would you like her new mailing address?
Executive decisions screw the minions regardless of who is at fault.
A dictator’s minister avoids being mauled by dogs, but Rosh is dubious of the story message...
"Can't she just email the bank," Hosh asked, "and just cut-up and throw your card away?"
"Some banks allow that," said Rosh, "but cards and card numbers are the property of the bank."
“Have a budget. It helps you determine and set your limits. Stay within your limits. तेते पाँव पसारिये जेती लंबी सौर (tete paon pasaariye jeti lambi saur - meaning stretch your feet only so far as your quilt goes).”
“Isn’t it better to stretch the chadar (expand the capacity, income etc.),” asked Isha, “than to restrict our paanv (our dreams, plans, or expenses)?”
Manage risk by Risk Management.
Prevent avoidable exposure as risk can’t be eliminated. It can only be reduced.
Rosh explains risk using a funny management joke.
Get Perspective. Know what you want to learn & why you want it!
Learning becomes fun or boring depending on our perspective.
Interesting story on how to learn...
Be informed to spot opportunities in business & life.
Learning business management becomes easy, when Sunny shows the benefits of being informed using a nun joke ...
Shouldn’t I benefit from fruits of my labor?
Employee engagement is driven by purpose, recognition & monetary incentives.
Insightful tale on worker demotivation ...
"I'll grant you guys a wish each now, before I go," he said to show them his gratitude, "So long as it is reasonable, you can have anything you want. So tell me, what would you like?"
"I've never heard a Jinn put a reasonability condition on wishes before granting them!" the contractor laughed.
Rosh tries to follow the money to gauge where growing worldwide debt & money printing might lead us.
Was the wealth effect in NZ just a game of musical chairs?
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