Mohammed Hassan

Jan 20, 2025 | medium.com | Mohammed Hassan

Complaining alone will not help!What is your excuse if a blind person, deaf, or a person with no hands or legs can excel in academics and rise to the rank of professorship despite their challenges? We often find ourselves caught in the "blame trap," giving ourselves silly excuses, nourishing our lazy spirit, encouraging our lower self, and servicing our short-term gratifications. The energy within us is fixed; therefore, what defines us is how we choose to expend that energy.

Jan 19, 2025 | medium.com | Mohammed Hassan

Mohammed Hassan¬∑Follow5 min read¬∑--Why Organizations Double Down on Failure Instead of Fixing the ProblemThe ‚ÄúDead Horse Theory‚ÄĚ RepresentationEvery leader faces it: a challenge so persistent and frustrating that, instead of solving it, they do more of the same thing‚Ķ expecting a different result. This isn‚Äôt just a leadership quirk ‚ÄĒ it‚Äôs a widespread organizational phenomenon. It even has a name: The Dead Horse Theory.

Jan 16, 2025 | medium.com | Mohammed Hassan

Mohammed Hassan·Follow5 min read·--Every CEO wants to lead a company that’s disruptive, innovative, and delivers high-impact products. But here’s the hard truth: your engineering squads — the very teams tasked with building that disruption — often feel unheard, undervalued, and stifled. This isn’t just a missed opportunity; it’s a ticking time bomb.

Nov 23, 2024 | medium.com | Mohammed Hassan

Help, Help . . . !We often make wrong assumptions that only people with heavy banks' balance or huge stock in store are expected to help others. These assumptions continue to make the world a hell on earth, promoting stingness and hate, and forgetting the fact that we are all created as a single nation to support one another. Anytime we see or think of the word "help/support," let's try in our mind to expand the scope and not limit it to just monetary or material gestures.

Nov 21, 2024 | thinkersnewsng.com | Mohammed Hassan

Three United Nations (UN) agencies appealed on Tuesday for lifesaving support in Nigeria, where record inflation, climate shocks and ongoing conflicts are projected to push the number of food insecure people to 33 million in 2025.