Nkinga Joel

Civil engineer and entrepreneur Joel Nkinga, born March 23, 1965, in Kahama, Tanzania, designs and builds infrastructure. He earned a BSc (ENG) from the University of Dar-Es-Salaam in Tanzania and an MBA in Information System Management from WIU.At www.spiralinfluenza.com, a business consultant, Eng. Nkinga J., aims to “restore reality and truth to the world!” and “spiral you to the truth, and you thrive everywhere!” The goal is to “empower businesses to invent and innovate global treasures, powered by community-centric creativity and shared knowledge through the truth.”Research and development enthusiast Eng. Nkinga J. lives in Mwanza, Tanzania.

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Redefining Growth: Moving from CUER to PUER for Ultimate Success

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Understanding the Comfort Zone Paradigm The idea of the comfort zone is a common topic in conversations surrounding personal growth and development. Where we transition from CUER (contra-ultimate enterprise region) to PUER (pro-ultimate enterprise region). Alasdair White introduced this term in his 2008 paper titled “Comfort Zone to Performance Management.” He described it as: “The

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Innovating Cognitive Tactics to Address New World Realities

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In recent years, the world has been threatened heavily with tricky threats, seeking solutions we share in “Innovating Cognitive Tactics to Address New World Realities.”. The internet and professionals worldwide have created diverse classifications of dangers facing the world. The Ultimate Enterprise classifies challenges we face in four points of amenity between the donor and the recipient,

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Resource Curse is Lack of Truth.

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The term “resource curse” was introduced by Richard Auty in 1993 after his research revealed a perplexing trend: resource-rich nations often suffer economically and socially instead of benefiting from their natural wealth. These countries seem trapped in a perpetual cycle of mismanagement and hardship, leading Auty to label this phenomenon a “curse.” According to the

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