When someone in a position of authority and power asks ‘How do we get energy and enthusiasm into our young people?’ it makes me think…
Glenda Chew4 April 2024
It was easy to say ‘I believe’ when, as a child, I was told what to believe. In my young days we were commanded our…
Glenda Chew31 March 2024
It may seem rather audacious - if that’s the right word - to be writing about tomorrow the day after the doctors have pumped a…
Glenda Chew29 March 2024
After the horror of such terrorism, after the sadness for those who lost their lives and those who lost their loved ones, after all that…
Glenda Chew26 March 2024
The title is borrowed from some words in a Financial Times article* by Andre Sullivan. Even though I deplore Mr Sullivan’s need to use so…
Glenda Chew24 March 2024
Our memory plays funny tricks with us. I used to think we could remember what we wanted to remember and forget what we wanted to…
Glenda Chew22 March 2024
Information overload is as big a problem for the mind as overweight is for the body. A reader of the Daily Paradox article ‘How can…
Glenda Chew16 March 2024
There cannot be a single person on the planet who isn’t horrified at the starvation of children in Gaza. The media have, quite rightly, abandoned…
Glenda Chew12 March 2024
We spend a lot of time teaching people management. Treating those you live and work with decently and skilfully pays big rewards for a business’s…
Glenda Chew9 March 2024