My dear, Last night, with friends from high school, we had a small reunion by the Bosphorus. It was a dinner in honor of one of our good friends who lives in the US. She came to visit Türkiye and was only here to see us before she transferred to the summer house where her… Read More Tu Me Manques
A wise man once told me to keep my heart open. Have I been doing that lately? I’m not so sure. There have been days when I was wide awake, mesmerized by the world, and there have also been days when I couldn’t even breathe. A short escape to my favorite city helped me regain… Read More Keeping My Heart Open
In class discussions and beyond the classroom, I notice that we put a lot of emphasis on how AI can bring missing information, build strong analysis, and generate high-quality reports to achieve business goals. There is a growing narrative around AI as an “advisor”—something that can generate strategy, insight, even board-level recommendations. We seem to… Read More When AI Knows but Organizations Don’t Deliver: The Execution Gap
When you’re younger, are friendships easier to maintain, experience, and even enjoy? In the past, it felt more about sharing the fun and being there for each other in difficult moments. For me, it felt natural and real – it didn’t require much effort. Now, after so many years in these same friendships, I find… Read More Friendships feel different now
In the EY Megatrends 2026 and beyond report, there is a reference to research where the authors warned: “The concentration of job losses among entry-level positions disrupts traditional skill development pathways.” When I read this, it stayed with me. This was also something we discussed in our AI Powered Decisions class —not only in terms… Read More If the Career Ladder Is Changing, How Do We Build Future Leaders?