the Unruffled Man

  "The art of communication is the language of leadership.” — James Humes I recently took a communication skills course where I learnt about the various communication styles for the first time. The subject was quite interesting and also thought provoking. I want to impart this knowledge to our readers as well. If we reflect deeply on these concepts, we can become better communicators, indeed.     People can be broadly classified into three types based on how they communicate. We'll check them out one by one.   1.   Noble Communicators :- They are the people who communicate primarily to share knowledge and honest opinions. They always say what they believe to be true. Before voicing their ideas, they do not consider the circumstances or the possible repercussions. Additionally, they do not value an individual's sentiments. Despite being straightforward, they may get aggressive.   2.     Socratic Communicators :- They are the ones whose main goal in communicating is

  " O, Sunshine! The most precious gold to be found on earth" - Roman Payne The world's population has marched through 8 billion on Nov 15, 2022 as per the United Nations. According to scientists, population growth may continue at an exponential rate until 2050 before flattening down. Sustainability has turned into a recurring issue as the human population has increased. Only this planet can provide for Man's needs in terms of sustenance and survival, and it has been doing so quite generously. The United Nations, in an effort to achieve sustainability, developed a set of 17 objectives which are known as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The target year for achieving these goals is 2030, which will assure a viable planet for future generations. No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-Being are a few of the objectives.     Globally, the need for energy is increasing along with the human population growth. Providing energy to the entire population has bec

  “A car with a small hole in its fuel tank unattended to shall see its fuel draining little by little and it shall only be left in the middle of a long journey! So is life! Mind the small things!” ―  Ernest Agyemang Yeboah   In one of the previous posts, we discussed about the importance of Net Present value (NPV) for deciding the financial viability of any project. For readers who have not gone through that post, the link is provided below.   https://theunruffledman.blogspot.com/2022/11/payback-does-it-truly-pay-off.html   You can visit the above post for a quick grasp of the concept.   In a nutshell, NPV, which is also known as the discounted cash flow method, takes time value of money into account. The value of a project's returns in the future won't be the same as it is today. In other words, if the enterprise generates a $100,000 return after a year, its worth will be lower than it is now. With $100,000 today, you can buy more things than you can in a year, mea