Thought Leadership BLOG 

Throughout history, symbols of wisdom have been used by us humans to communicate effectively with each other. Since the brink of our existence, it emerged as a sign and clue for humans to predict and receive hinted messages respectively. Over some time, it became a...

Thought leadership is something that most companies know how to do, but many don’t know what to do next. While some people quickly dismiss the term "thought leadership" as an empty marketing jargon, it is a powerful strategy when it is fully understood and applied...

Transmedia Storytelling (storytelling) is a specific kind of narrative. In this, the creators of the plot originally lay "white spots" for "thinking" of the story by the audience. The narrative extends across several media platforms. Each of them complementing...

Psychologists and business coaches say with one voice that it is necessary to set and achieve goals in life. Not everyone does it. Moreover, some do not understand why all this is necessary. So let's figure out why you need to have a purpose in life. We will tell you...

When first hearing the phrase Cognitive Assessment, it seems like a superficial and baseless suggestion by psychologists. People are generally skeptical toward preforming cognitive assessment on a child. Hardly, selective people are more inclined toward gauging the...

When can we tell that an argument is an appeal to ignorance? An appeal to ignorance is a type of informal fallacy that arises when an argument is taken as real because it has not been proven to be false or argument is false because it has not been proven to be true....

Red herring__a fallacy of relevance Red herring fallacy is a type of error that is used as a way of diverting people’s attention from the original topic under discussion. For this purpose, an unrelated question is introduced in the conversation. This fallacy grants an...

Every day numbers of people are born with disparate natures, tastes, opinions, and personalities. What if certain baleful or unpleasant experiences turn you out into a social outcast?  However, there is nothing wrong with that, by being a social outcast you have...

The Thought blocking process can be frustrating. Imagine you are in the middle of a mundane situation, it can be a meeting or a conversation, and you suddenly forget your train of thought. The Thought-blocking process can be normal and also a sign of a severe mental...

Circumstantial thinking is when we let certain circumstances in our dictate the views and attitudes we exhibit. If we find ourselves in a good situation inevitably our thoughts and feelings regarding that situation would be positive. Hence leaving us with an...