religion

How religion plays into corporate culture and office politics.

To: Death
Have you ever looked Death in the eye? Talked to it? Have you let it speak to you? Did you want to say anything back? When you can see it and smell it and reach your hand out and touch it—can any words suffice?
By 𝕘𝕣𝕒𝕔𝕖2 years ago in Journal
Providing the Essential Companion for the Modern Nomad. Content Warning.
The Urban Roamer Nomad Backpack emerges as the ultimate companion for people who build their own paths in an era where urban living and exploration of the world collide. Not only is this dynamic rucksack a travel accessory, but it is also a symbol of freedom, and it is created to alter your journey through the metropolitan landscape.
By Angelina Johnson2 years ago in Journal
Data-Driven Collaboration: How Coworking Spaces Elevate Analysts' Game. Content Warning.
In the ever-evolving landscape of data analysis, collaboration and innovation play pivotal roles in driving success. Analysts are at the forefront of extracting actionable insights from vast datasets, making their work highly dependent on effective collaboration. One emerging trend that has significantly impacted the way analysts work is the rise of coworking spaces. In this blog, we will explore how data-driven collaboration is being revolutionized by the dynamic environments provided by coworking spaces.
By Munnazir Zarin2 years ago in Journal
Money Matters: Transform Your Finances with Precision Gross Profit Calculation. Content Warning.
Unveiling the Power of Strategic Gross Profit Analysis for Financial Success In the fast-paced world of finance, understanding the nuances of your business's financial health is crucial for sustainable growth. One key metric that stands at the forefront of this understanding is Gross Profit. In this blog, we will explore the significance of precision gross profit calculation and how it can be a game-changer in transforming your finances.
By cheap accountant2 years ago in Journal
The Bridges We Meet. Top Story - December 2023.
I worked as a Registered Nurse for close to thirty years. Over those years, I cannot begin to enumerate or even remember every patient I had. But there are a few that I will never be able to forget. And I don't want their memory to be forgotten either. Even today, I have a smile on my face or a tear in my eye when I think back on them. You see, even though I was the one that was supposed to help them, they are the ones that impacted me, instead.
By Shirley Belk2 years ago in Journal
Al-Baik Franchise in India. Content Warning.
AL-Baik is an internationally renowned restaurant chain that serves high-quality food at an affordable price. Our signature Middle Eastern twist to the classic fast food items, as well as our indisputable commitment to quality and freshness, has solidified our place as a trusted food brand for millions of households all over the world.
By GumNam2 years ago in Journal
Coding in Community: The Secret Sauce of Coworking Spaces for Web Developers. Content Warning.
In the dynamic world of web development, the importance of collaboration and community cannot be overstated. One emerging trend that's transforming the way developers work is the rise of coworking spaces. These shared work environments offer a unique blend of productivity, networking, and camaraderie that fuels creativity and innovation. In this blog post, we'll delve into the significance of coding in a community, exploring how coworking spaces serve as the secret sauce for web developers.
By Munnazir Zarin2 years ago in Journal
What's the Point of Praying?
Though my parents weren’t strictly Catholic when I was growing up, my grandparents were, especially from my father’s side. I can’t honestly say that either since they weren’t churchgoers, but almost.
By Rene Volpi 2 years ago in Journal
UN General Assembly votes to demand immediate ceasefire in Gaza
The United Nations General Assembly has suggested to demand an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in war- torn Gaza, in a reproach to the United States which has constantly blocked ceasefire calls in the UN’s Security Council.
By Ahnaf 2 years ago in Journal
What the Elder Saw
My family is mixed Mohawk, English, and Irish with a little Scottish thrown in for flavour. My Dad's parents hail from the Emerald Ilse, meaning that he and I hold the much desired red passport despite having lived our lives in Canada.
By Alexander McEvoy2 years ago in Journal
Israel — Hamas War: The Lives that Matter and the Lives that Don’t. Content Warning.
Entire generations have been lost to fulfill the interests of a select few, and the saddest part is that hardly anyone cares. In a matter of days, we will even forget the ongoing Russia-Ukraine or Israel-Hamas war. Countless lives are being lost every second, but here we are taking sides on who is right and who is wrong. What lens does every single individual need? Try to understand that people are dying. Kids are dying. Entire families are getting wiped out.
By Adarsh Kumar Singh2 years ago in Journal
A Father's Guiding Messages From The Beyond
Life Is Spiritual I have always believed in signs and signals (Synchronicity). I believe that we are not just meat bodies. We are spirits, we have souls, and we live in our bodies. I also believe that life is more than what we see with our optical eyes and perceive with our senses. As a spiritual person, I have a high intuition that enables me to know stuff about people without being told. For instance, I know when someone is lying to me no matter how true it sounds. Sometimes, I tell them to stop lying (to their surprise). At other times, I play along out of curiosity to see how it ends.
By Benedette Uche2 years ago in Journal