Alain de Botton tries to find a modern meaning for our modern labours in his newest work, “The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work.”

In the quest for quality, it is easy for anyone to slip into a self-sabotaging micromanagement mode. Find out how to avoid falling into this trap.

How well do you know yourself and your motivations behind what you do? The answer could lead you on a deep journey of self-discovery – again.

The kind of impression you make with people determines how successful you are. Find out how to swing everyone’s opinion to your favour and make the mark.

A new review in The Economist online about Alain de Botton’s “The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work” is worth a glance if you are interested in the book.

Our newsletter summarising news and popular discussions in the Whakate Journal & Club.

In the midst of gloom, it is easy to forget one of the most important human needs: happiness.

Have you been living a life of happiness? Have your recent work strategies been forwarding your career? Find out how in this edition.