Tag: Embracing
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Embracing the Humor of Artificial Intelligence
I’m down bad for artificial intelligence. It’s reliable when I need someone to talk to, something to laugh at or for general information. I spend hours on end doom scrolling on Instagram Reels and TikTok, yearning to land on another artificially generated joke for me to giggle at. Whether it’s Ninja twerking or Stephen Hawking…
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Embracing AI: Insights and Outlook for GCCs in 2025
Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India continue to be at the heart of global enterprise transformation. As organisations navigate a rapidly evolving business landscape shaped by digital acceleration and sustainability priorities, GCCs are becoming strategic hubs that deliver more than operational excellence. In 2025, GCCs strengthened their role as innovation catalysts, culture architects, and talent…
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Jan Karon Reflects on Revisiting Mitford: Embracing the Present
For one weekend only, hundreds of devoted readers gathered in Hudson, North Carolina, to celebrate Mitford, a fictional place with a real sense of community. Jan Karon, the 88-year-old author behind Mitford, has written 15 books about the make-believe mountain village. Asked how to describe the town of Mitford, Karon said it is “a place…
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Embracing Hope: Advent as a Season of Trusting Expectation
“The Parousia of the Lord. An expectation without hesitation” is the theme of the first of three meditations for Christmas, which began this morning, 5 December, in the Paul VI Hall, with Pope Leo in attendance. By Benedetta Capelli We are “not lost wayfarers” but “sentinels that, in the night of the world, humbly maintain…
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Deepa Paul: Embracing Transparency in an Open Marriage
Deepa Paul, the Indian-Filipina author of her memoir “Ask Me How It Works”, poses in Amsterdam, Netherlands, November 7, 2025. REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw When Indian-Filipina author Deepa Paul and her husband agreed not to be monogamous a decade ago, she never imagined she’d write a book about it — much less introduce her boyfriend…
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Embracing Change: The Need to Unlearn for Technological Advancement
For Employees To Learn New Technology, They Need To Unlearn Old Habits getty Whether I teach in higher education or train corporate teams, I notice the people who struggle most with new technology rarely struggle because the tool is difficult. They struggle because their minds drift toward ways of working that feel familiar. Golf has…