The Guru
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Reflective thinking skills: From leadership to organization.
Critical thinking skills may no longer be just an optional skill for leaders, but are becoming a fundamental basis for future organizational leadership, fostering a corporate culture that can continuously learn and adapt to all situations. -
Tracing the Bitcoin accumulation strategies of various countries leading to the establishment of "National Reserves".
Bitcoin's movement in May 2026 transcended the boundaries of retail or publicly traded speculation, becoming driven by global financial geopolitics. -
Transforming "pressure" into "driving force": A model for turning crises into new value for Thai businesses.
In 2569, the business world will no longer be competing solely on speed or the lowest cost, but on the ability to adapt. -
Vietnam's FDI in 2026: Singapore leads the investment, India shows strong momentum.
Vietnam is shifting from a low-cost manufacturing base to a more sophisticated industrial economy, in line with the government's approach of attracting high-quality FDI. -
Strategy #12: Organizations change during a crisis, but why do they return to their original state?
During COVID-19, many organizations did things they never thought possible. Meetings that used to last for weeks were cancelled [...] -
Strategy #11: Never Waste a Good Crisis.
When uncertainty becomes an opportunity for adaptation, the world has faced heightened tensions in recent months... -
The ASEAN energy crisis and the undeniable role of Japan.
Japan has played a role by pledging approximately US$10,000 billion in financial support to help countries in Southeast Asia. -
Desk Feng Shui Update for the Year of the Horse 2026 (Part 2)
Sitting facing different directions while being aware of the advantages and disadvantages of your workspace is even better. These are crucial factors that can transform opportunities into positive energy, attracting good fortune and profit during uncertain times. Furthermore, it helps maintain financial abundance, intellectual well-being, and emotional happiness at work. -
"Discretion" is a value that defines great leaders.
Judgment is not about finding the most correct answer through calculation, but about making decisions based on responsibility and ethics. Leaders with good judgment not only solve problems creatively but also build trust in those around them, even in times of crisis. -
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Short-term Shocks and Long-term Adjustments
During the Strait of Hormuz crisis, it is recommended to allocate assets with 80-85% invested in a diversified core portfolio covering multiple asset classes and regions, and 15-20% invested in assets with the potential for additional returns, such as commodities.
































