Who knew: a Parable by, David Barrows API

 I was teaching at the SP Jain School of Global Management in Sydney, Australia. The curriculum was devoted, almost entirely, to international business management. I was teaching international business strategy and international business to MBA students. The students were predominantly from India.  One of the main attractions of the program was that the students spent a semester at each of the three SP Jain campuses in Sydney, Dubai, and Singapore. Almost all of the students were from India. Many of the MBA students were very young.

The Collected Works of Spinoza, Vol. I edited and translated by Edwin M. Curley – by Stella Crouch

As an atheist, I often feel starved of non-theistic philosophies and philosophers. I realize there are many diverse atheist philosophers, however they are certainly not the majority. I would argue most people can think of more religious than atheist philosophers - which makes sense as there are many more religious people in the world than atheists.

Death: It Makes You Think by David Barrows, API

I have always been interested in how things work. When I started to study business management, I learned that this is called, amongst other things, the value proposition. As a result, I have never been bored. Whether in a donut shop or doing a training session in Sri Lanka, I always ask the same question: What is the value proposition, what makes this work/ or not work?