To unleash blockchain’s creativity, awkwardness and quirks in the Web3 user experience must be fixed. There is a joke in tech circles that “if the user experience is bad, it must be Web3.” While the focus on incorporating blockchain technology is a priority, there is a growing concern that, in the pursuit of this innovation,
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Startup metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) are important to understand and keep track of so your startup can measure, analyze, and grow your business using data, rather than blindly trying to grow. But not all key performance indicators were created equal. And not all KPIs that are applicable to different types of startups are
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Scroll any social media and you’ll be surprised to know how every second person is worried about hair and skin. The deteriorating quality of skin and hair is palpable. While there is no shortage of specialists and products available in the open market the problem is not getting solved. As humans, our skin and hair
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“Not all those who wander are lost.” – J.R. Tolkein “Travel is the bridge between you and everything.” – Rumi Wanderlust The other day I was reading Deb’s blog where she spoke about travel exhaustion. It then dawned upon me that I had been bitten by the wanderlust bug all of 2023. I left home
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The EDge Editorial Team May 2020 In the wake of the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, the education system faces a new set of challenges and opportunities. While school closures in India has pushed out 250 million children from brick-and-mortar classrooms, the clamour for digital learning is intensifying. Educational Technology (EdTech) is witnessing a spike in both
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A student’s mathematical knowledge is built on a basic understanding of numbers and basic arithmetic operations. We refer to these skills, which should be acquired by class 5, as ‘Foundational Numeracy’ skills. Several studies have shown that students who perform poorly on these skills at the end of kindergarten and class 1 are likely to
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Intriguing tale of a silk tycoon Also see: FAM Trip of Thailand 2022 A winding lane guides visitors towards the Saen Saep canal (Also see: Khlong Saen Saep Express Boat) in Bangkok’s Siam locality. At the end of the lane, you can see a spacious plot of land adorned with numerous traditional Thai-style wooden houses.
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To each his own. Eight years ago, when the movie “Tamasha” was released, I watched it in the theatre and found it difficult to sit through the movie. It wasn’t because I could connect with it at a very personal level and I felt sad, but it was because I was bored to death. The
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Jaishree’s content revolves around Inspired Wisdom, Self-improvement, Personal growth, and ways to become happier in your life. She is passionate about journaling and loves sharing wisdom and tools that invoke deeper authenticity and Personal transformation. Ravi: Where do you write? Jaishree: I prefer to write in a quiet and cozy corner of my home in
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Places impact you for a variety of reasons. And the same place impacts different people in different ways. This is especially true when it comes to spiritual experiences, where every single person’s experience is unique. And personally, every spiritual experience is unique, the same person can have different deeply spiritual experiences at different places, at
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