Advice: Say it Nicely, or Don’t Say it at All
byLogan P. Smith, essayist and critic once said: It takes a great man to give sound advice tactfully. One of the things that are…
The Dumb Smartphone Investment
byIllustration by Fatma AlHashemi (@F_Fotography) A shift has occurred in priorities where one prioritizes looking up his phone to see what new applications are…
Contemplating the Ups and Downs of Life
byIllustration by Fatma AlHashemi (@F_Fotography) Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, ‘To be great is to be misunderstood’. If we look at the predominant figures…
Teaching Your Children Trust
byIllustration by Fatma AlHashemi (@F_Fotography) Trust is a skill to be learned and a choice to be made. Trust can be fragile when it…
Finding the Balance Between Being Nice & Being Strict in the Workplace
byEveryone has the tendency to be nice. Nice is good, but is there such thing as being too nice as a boss? What do…
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Here We Start – Issue #30
byDear Sail Readers, As we publish our September 2012 issue, most of our readers are now coming back from their holidays as we are…
Judging People through Psychology, Body Features, & IQ Tests
byBeing in a position where I have to meet different people on a daily basis is always something that elevates my level of curiosity…
The Empowerment of Giving
byDr. Robert Cialdini, a well-renowned psychologist and author of the bestseller book “Influence” says: “One of the first things that we learn as citizens…
A Positive State Of Mind
byOftentimes, I have lost myself in the perils of my own mind, and sometimes I succeed in escaping. I’ve always believed that as a…