Crushing apathy - the first step to achieve goals

The success myth of our culture is an evil one. We are told that “the freedom to do nothing” is the reward provided by great wealth. This concept is not right. Of course, leisure feels good when you are weary from acute work. Leisure is restorative, allowing you to return to your normal self with renewed intensity.

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The impact of corporations on our lives

The true progenitors of modern corporations emerged as the “chartered company” during the time of the colonial expansion in the 17th century. Of the 100 largest economies in the world today, 41 are corporations, not countries. Their enormous wealth carries immense impact on our lives.

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Thorns on the Side

The new face of obesity

It’s 'official' at last. Obesity has been recognised as a disease by the American Medical Association (AMA). The decision has become a controversial topic, with many in the medical professional and outside it claiming obesity is not a disease. Most are comfortable describing obesity as a ‘condition’ or ‘disorder’, saying it is only a risk factor for other diseases.

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