Karim Vaes

Why chop at leaves, when one must dig at roots
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Treating the root cause to cancer

William Li presents a new way to think about treating cancer and other diseases: anti-angiogenesis, preventing the growth of blood vessels that feed a tumor. The crucial first (and best) step: Eating cancer-fighting foods that cut off the supply lines and beat cancer at its own game.

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Where USSR meets IT?

Check out the following article “Economic Theory and IT” at “Pivot Point”.

It’s a nice comparison between the old ways in the Soviet Union and the reluctance to change within our current IT market.

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The teachings of Budo in Business

Source of inspiration : Wisdom from the principles of Budō: Lessons for work & life


The article from Garr states that the teachings of Budo are based upon the following pillars :

  • The Three Prohibitions
    • (1) To give up
    • (2) To misbehave
    • (3) To be clumsy
  • The Three Joys
    • (1) Vicissitude (change)
    • (2) Honesty
    • (3) Skillfulness
  • The Three Evils
    • (1) Fear
    • (2) Doubt
    • (3) Confusion

When going through this list, one can see that these points are also valuable for any business.

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Drive!

After “What drives motivation?“, check “Drive” from Dan Pink!

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Sushi Etiquette

Where I do love sushi and sashimi, I was unaware that there was a certain etiquette involved…

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