Today we are going to learn about the time-management factor between managers and their subordinates, and how the issues and problems of subordinates – which are referred to by the phrase “monkey on the back” – obstruct the discretionary time of managers.

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With a new season, comes a new genre of my podcasts - the various aspects of the business world.

In this episode, we shall be talking about the pricing strategy of IKEA and how its Operations and Research and Development Department contributes to this.

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This episode is for those who, due to "growing up" fell into the abyss of society's expectations in terms of a "safe career" and let go of their dreams that they were truly passionate about. This episode is to instill and ignite a spark in them to reconnect and follow those dreams, as deviant as they may be; to make mistakes but not regret them.

This episode is simply a reminder to those who sacrifice their own expectations and desires in order to please others' expectations of them. It is not worth losing touch with your own self and being a shell of a person, filling others' validations.

This podcast is about those unfortunate, upsetting incidents that almost every one of us has faced in our lives and how the memories of them keep coming back to us even long after the event took place. Pushing those memories is not the solution to it. Rather, patiently listening to them and untangling their knots is how we actually move on from it and come back stronger.

P. S. This is my first impromptu podcast - unscripted. I hope you enjoy it.

If you have recently moved out of your home for a job, college, or any other reason, and after a long time came home and realised the kind of luxurious and pampered life you used to live, or have ever been through this stage of your life, then this is the episode for you.

The only tangent to such the toxic cycle of perfectionism and procrastination is keeping things simple and not making a project or subject of the streak too heavy; to not emphasize emphatically about the beautification of something, but rather focus on the shipping of it, putting something out there consistently.

The marble floor you step on while entering a temple and the idol you worship and bow to in that same temple are both made of the same material, that is marble. But you step on one and pray to another, why? Because of the carvings, pressure and hits, the idol’s marble has gone through in its lifetime and now is worthy to be bowed to.

We are all born with a choice, whether to be the marble people bow to or be the one people step on. It is the will and intention that differentiates which of the two a person becomes.

In this podcast of mine, I intend to make the listeners feel and understand this perception through a poem I wrote. I hope you enjoy it.

The path to greatness is something we all wish for and most of us even strive to achieve it, but unfortunately, there are gatekeepers along the way. The dip is a phase which brings with it a revolting wave of resistance, and this is the phase that not many are able to cross.

In this podcast of mine, I talk about that dip through a poem that I wrote. I hope you enjoy it.

Living away from home for the first time, managing numerous things alone and learning from them is an experience extremely thrilling. But, with that comes the pain of missing the comfort, love and warmth that only one's parents can give them. In this episode, I have described that feeling with a poem I wrote through my own experience. I hope you enjoy this!