One of the most important decisions a student will make in their life is choosing what to study. Many people only focus on courses that are respected, popular, or likely. Read more
Human beings are, by nature, creatures of impulse and raw emotion. However, as we move from the cradle to the community, we undergo a rigorous process of “social polishing.” We. Read more
When it comes to navigating life after the loss of a spouse, widows and widowers face unique struggles. But research and lived experience reveal that men and women cope very. Read more
Truth be told, I didn’t start a savings plan this year. Heck! I haven’t had any resolution the last two years, and I’ve painfully reaped the fruits of my disorganization.. Read more
I stepped out to show the fundi the spot on the roof where rainwater had leaked in. We suspected some Wi-Fi people stepped on it, causing a huge dent that. Read more
Monitoring your child’s friendships as they grow is crucial for their social and emotional development. As they navigate the complex world of relationships, I find it essential to be vigilant. Read more
After years of hiring (and firing) house helps, I am pleased to finally realize that I know exactly what I seek (or rather what I do not want). My agent. Read more
Settle down. I have no intention of going all preachy on you. Not today. I only want to send us down memory lane to the teachings that helped us develop. Read more
I stepped out of the waiting bay and into the corridors of the ICU/HDU. At that moment, it didn’t matter which side I was on. He was already gone. I. Read more
“I will kill you!” he breathed, angered that he could not reach her. She ran to the back of one of the neighbour’s houses and jumped over. He watched on,. Read more
Sunday 10th – I woke up and immediately checked the wounds on my hands. They are still swollen, but less painful. That’s a good thing. “I can’t wait to buy. Read more
Are you separated or living together during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown? But does it even matter? The anxiety that the global epidemic exerts on us is enough to push us. Read more
Everyone has their most productive time(s). That’s given. I know I am most productive before 8 am, and between 2 and 4 pm. I have no idea why; I just. Read more
I started working from home in May last year, nearly a year ago. I fixed up my home office a lot earlier, and when it was ready, I began looking. Read more
I wrote this piece, barely a week after my dad’s death. I’ve healed a lot since this time, but the lessons I picked up are as fresh as a new. Read more
Studying What You Enjoy Matters- Here’s why
One of the most important decisions a student will make in their life is choosing what to study. Many people only focus on courses that are respected, popular, or likely. Read more
The Moral Masquerade – Have We Learnt to Bury Our Truth?
Human beings are, by nature, creatures of impulse and raw emotion. However, as we move from the cradle to the community, we undergo a rigorous process of “social polishing.” We. Read more
Who Fares Better, Widows or Widowers?
When it comes to navigating life after the loss of a spouse, widows and widowers face unique struggles. But research and lived experience reveal that men and women cope very. Read more
How’s Your Annual Savings Plan Going for You?
Truth be told, I didn’t start a savings plan this year. Heck! I haven’t had any resolution the last two years, and I’ve painfully reaped the fruits of my disorganization.. Read more
Women, where do we draw the line on dependence?
I stepped out to show the fundi the spot on the roof where rainwater had leaked in. We suspected some Wi-Fi people stepped on it, causing a huge dent that. Read more
Monitor your child’s friendships
Monitoring your child’s friendships as they grow is crucial for their social and emotional development. As they navigate the complex world of relationships, I find it essential to be vigilant. Read more
To Unqualified House Helps and Lying Agents
After years of hiring (and firing) house helps, I am pleased to finally realize that I know exactly what I seek (or rather what I do not want). My agent. Read more
It’s Time to Hold on to the teachings you learnt as a child
Settle down. I have no intention of going all preachy on you. Not today. I only want to send us down memory lane to the teachings that helped us develop. Read more
Does God answer Prayers?
I stepped out of the waiting bay and into the corridors of the ICU/HDU. At that moment, it didn’t matter which side I was on. He was already gone. I. Read more
What Have You Turned Your Child Into?
“I will kill you!” he breathed, angered that he could not reach her. She ran to the back of one of the neighbour’s houses and jumped over. He watched on,. Read more
Motherhood – A Calling for moms who Love and Give
Sunday 10th – I woke up and immediately checked the wounds on my hands. They are still swollen, but less painful. That’s a good thing. “I can’t wait to buy. Read more
Love and COVID-19 – Is your Relationship Safe?
Are you separated or living together during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown? But does it even matter? The anxiety that the global epidemic exerts on us is enough to push us. Read more
Getting work done in Quarantine – Be the hole in the doughnut!
Everyone has their most productive time(s). That’s given. I know I am most productive before 8 am, and between 2 and 4 pm. I have no idea why; I just. Read more
Working from Home- Does your Househelp Understand?
I started working from home in May last year, nearly a year ago. I fixed up my home office a lot earlier, and when it was ready, I began looking. Read more
Lessons for the Living
I wrote this piece, barely a week after my dad’s death. I’ve healed a lot since this time, but the lessons I picked up are as fresh as a new. Read more