Siinda Podcasts

Why does it seem that adaptable people and organizations process change more quickly and with what is perceived as seamless effort? In March 2020, as

Fiction gives us the chance to provide power to or destroy cultural values, sensitivities, current or past issues and much more. We can learn from

When in the Holiday Season, we shops to think about all the troops around the world that serve, and the Leaders that lead them. We

Behaviors show that people don’t alter privacy settings online, they don’t complain when their phone numbers are asked for and they certainly don’t insist on

The Importance of Storytelling cannot be underestimated. The world we live in today could not exist without the influence from past generations, the experiences from

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 4 million Americans quit their jobs in July 2021. Resignations peaked in April and have remained abnormally

In the wake of significant social and political incidents, the emergence of a world economy, a changing workforce, and the focuses on “inclusivity: many companies

When foot traffic stopped in March 2020, Small and Medium Businesses had to become digital. Even though before March 2020, most local businesses had a

Many people do not like the term “Feminism”, but Feminism was the backbone of the women’s suffrage movement. In August 1920, because of Feminism, women

Rohit Talwar opens his new book with a statement that says it all: “An Incomplete Past and an Uncertain Future” Rohit says that “The world

There are a lot of leadership lessons you can learn from military actions. However, in 2021, one military action proved things could go completely wrong

The line between fiction and reality is blurrier today than ever before. Sometimes a book or a movie filled with fictional characters can remind us