Could You Tell Me, Please?

    Some people might use the terms "boss" and "leader" interchangeably, but that's not entirely accurate. The truth is, some bosses are simply a boss. They have attained a position in the management section of the corporate pyramid. Those positions alone don't make them leaders. They are just pushing their employers while "sitting down". However, bosses can become leaders, and doing so should become a priority for those who want to effectively lead in the workplace. So, what is the difference between a leader and a boss?   A boss refers to an individual who is in charge of the employee or an organisation. He exercises control over employees, assigns tasks, and duties to them, and is entitled to take decisions on some matters. There is no formal title like "boss" in the organisational chart, but the term indicates a person who is the owner or appointed as head of the organisation, department, or division.   On the other hand, the term lea

    Keep in mind, this is not about rich people vs poor people. Maybe you are rich, but we never know next week you are suddenly poor. Perhaps you are poor, but we never know tomorrow you become rich. If you haven't figured it out, being rich is not all about money. It's about the right mindset. There are many poor people with a rich mindset, financially poor due to circumstances. There are many rich people with a poor mindset. So what is the difference?   If you have spent any time on social media such as Instagram, TikTok, or Youtube, you've no doubt seen people posting content about their luxury lifestyles. For some, the images are real. But for others, there is a lot of debt, poor credit, and zero saving behind the scene. This is a key differentiator between rich and poor people. Living in luxury can be one of the habits of the poor mindset. So, let's move on to the point.   Resourcefulness . A rich mindset understands that the first goal is to gain a surplus of res

    How often have you seen someone "happy-looking" photos of a person on social media like Instagram? How often are you getting someone to have the "perfect and joyful" life we all dream about? A lot, isn't it? Nowadays society wants to look happy online to share how great moments they have when they get a new sports car or new mansion, so others can give them a likes button. However, the idea is that the person's happiness may be fake or superficial because they try to make others feel better about themselves.    Social media has become one of the essential parts of modern society . We all have at least one account for each social media such as Facebook, Instagram, Discord, YouTube, TikTok, and so on. The problem arises when these social platforms start influencing how we live our lives. Let's say someone wants to look beautiful and perfect, they may post pictures or short videos of skincare and make-up tips. Online sharing of successes became a neces