Soft Skills

"King Lear, Act I, Scene I" by Edwin Austin Abbey (1902) In the play King Lear by Shakespeare, the king, now elderly, decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters based on each one's demonstration of affection. Goneril and Regan flatter him. Cordelia, the most loyal daughter, responds with sincerity. Her frankness provokes the father's wrath, and he disowns her. When Kent, his loyal advisor, tries to warn him, he is also banished. This scene offers many lessons app

Who has never put off replying to that nitpicky client's email, updating the spreadsheet the boss asked for, or having that difficult conversation with their partner? Or did you stop to take a quick look at social media before starting an unpleasant task, and when you realized it, an hour had passed, and you hadn't even started what you were supposed to be doing In the vast majority of cases, procrastination makes our situation more difficult: the picky client becomes more