I started freelancing 4 years ago. When I tried for the first time, I realized that to become a great freelancer one needs to have a shift in one thinking. Freelancers need to realize that they are no longer just “working” but “running a business or a company”. This means…

Over the past few years, the learning design industry has shifted from designing content to designing experiences. This shift involves how instructors used to create content and how learners used to consume online courses. In modern-day e-Learning, learners decide what, when and where to learn. …

With more and more people working remotely these days, it’s as important as ever to keep you and your company’s data safe. Around 90% of data breaches are caused by human error. So with that said, here are some examples of the security risks that come with working from home…

I came across a thread of tweets from Arit Okpo (@thearitokpo). She was sharing her thoughts on what would help most freelancers and self-employed people on how to handle clients and navigate the market too as they prepare for this 2020. Having worked in the gig economy for close to…

Most of you if not all, grew up in an era where education was all about memorization of tests. We believe things like intelligence is not something we can improve with a positive attitude. As technology erupts left, right and centre, the challenges facing humanity become more sophisticated. …

In physics, a force is said to do work if, when acting, there is a displacement of the point of application in the direction of the force. Okay, that sounded complicated, let's try and get a better understanding of what work is. Work can be defined as an activity involving…

Gatekeeping is the process of selecting, and then filtering, items of media that can be consumed by a particular audience within a specific time and space. The gatekeeper decides what information should move past them to the group and what information should not. Examples of gatekeepers in the media are…

This theory was introduced by Maxwell McCombs and Dr. Donald Shaw in 1972. The theory holds that mass media determine the issues that concern the public rather than the public’s views. The media does this by the way they frame, present or even disseminate news stories. …

We often equate success with talent. But the reality is, talent and technical skills alone is not enough. We all have seen talented people squander their success by making poor decisions. Here are 10 behaviors that require zero talent yet have a huge impact on our success: Being on Time…