Bookstrapping: T.J. Power’s “The Dose Effect”

"The author highlights that our brain is a survival expert. Therefore, understanding brain chemistry is the key. It empowers us to comprehend the biological basis of our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. This knowledge can lead to more effective treatments for mental health disorders and foster a greater appreciation for the intricate and delicate balance that governs our inner world," Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta highlighted in her review. (Image Source: Amazon)

Reeta Ramamurthy Gupta highlights that reading T.J. Power’s “The Dose Effect” reminds that recognizing the power of neuro-chemicals allows for more informed discussions about the ethical implications of manipulating these systems. This further encourages a more compassionate and scientifically grounded approach to understanding the human condition.

Today’s marketers must treat Gen AI as their friend: Santosh Singh, Tata Technologies

"Burnout is not about the number of hours we spend working. Burnout is linked to not enjoying what you're doing. If you enjoy what you do, if you find purpose in it, then even if you work for 18 hours, you won't burn out. But if you’re not enjoying what you're doing, then I think one must pursue something new," highlighted Tata Technologies' Santosh Singh.

Santosh Singh, EVP & Global Head- Marketing and BE, also said that the distribution of marketing content is as important as the content itself, and one must focus on that to truly deliver value.

Maharashtra, MIB to sign MoU for 240 acre creative hub development in Mumbai

IICT will also benefit from a 10-acre land parcel leased by MFSCDCL for 30 years and backed by a one-time budgetary grant of ₹391.15 crore from the central government.

This ambitious project follows the announcement of the Indian Institute of Creative Technologies (IICT) at Dadasaheb Phalke Film City in Goregaon.

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Breaking: MIB and Maharashtra to establish global creative centre in Mumbai

As part of the long-term vision for nurturing creative talent, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) and the Maharashtra government.

On Friday, Union Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Ashwini Vaishnaw, conducted a detailed review of the preparations for the event.

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Maharashtra eyes licensing for online gaming | Prada to acquire Versace in €1.25 Billion deal | Digital grabs 63% of ecomm ad spends in 2024

Maharashtra’s bold move also shines a light on a deeper structural issue: India’s fragmented regulatory ecosystem. Multiple states are now looking to regulate online gaming industry including Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

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