Apply philosophical thinking techniques from Socrates, Descartes, and Aristotle to improve questioning, scepticism, and observation in software testing.

Think long-term, stop to fix problems, learn and improve continuously, respect your partners, and go and see for yourself.

Jamie Walston has a recommendation for artists in training: keep your creations. Whether learning to paint for the first time at 8 or 42 years old, Walston said the series of creations will give ...

Ghana’s qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup presents a golden opportunity to emulate and refine the soft power ...

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The truth is that there are numerous underlying structural issues in humanities departments that lead to a lack of attention ...

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Forget "buy low, sell high." David Gardner's Rule Breaker Investing rewrites the old rules with optimism, conviction, and a belief that the biggest winners are built, not discovered, through time.

“So many people get caught up in raising money, but you need customers,” Cuban explained at the Clover x Shark Tank Summit.

Lessons from Marcus Aurelius Welcome to WisdomTalks! Dive into the world of stoicism and explore how the philosophy of Marcus ...

New England Conservatory teacher, composer and musician Mehmet Ali Sanlikol has a new record out called “Lessons from Nightingales: Songs of Sufi Mysteries.” It features a local singing group called ...

In my last column I wrote about the lesson of 996 culture, an overwork philosophy that destroys value. Now, the next question is obvious: what actually ...