How are you? With the COVID-19 spreading, we are now practicing to work remotely. The first one in my network pushing the remote work was my wife, Nassim, who made her music teachers at the Elham Music Institute to organize their classes for over 400 students remotely. In case you want to try remote working better, this article by Mehrnoosh Baratpoor, COO of Idearun that explains the hands-on experience.
BIG NEWS! The fifth edition of Idea Designer’s Magazine came out just recently with my article in it: “What Defines Our Very Future, Yet We Can’t See It.” In the article, I described how most of our focus is dedicated to our “actions” while what defines us, is, in fact, the reactions we have to our environment. This link will take you to my IGTV, where I read my article. Order the magazine here.
This piece of mind is part of a series focused on my ideal audience, the responsible optimist elite. I recently started a series of Tweets describing who is elite! Share your thoughts.
This piece of mind is part of a series focused on my ideal audience, the responsible optimist elite. I recently started a series of Tweets describing who is elite! Share your thoughts.
At the TEDxTehran curation team (which is responsible for the event’s content), we came by a brilliant idea: Launching the TEDxTehran Books!
Long enough to explore a powerful idea, but short enough to read in a single sitting, TEDxTehran Books pick up where our talks leave off. An 18-minute speech can plant a seed or spark the imagination; but many talks create a need to go deeper, to learn more, to tell a longer story. TEDxTehran Books fills this need.
Long enough to explore a powerful idea, but short enough to read in a single sitting, TEDxTehran Books pick up where our talks leave off. An 18-minute speech can plant a seed or spark the imagination; but many talks create a need to go deeper, to learn more, to tell a longer story. TEDxTehran Books fills this need.
My best as always,
Reza
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