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Unlocking success

Unlocking success

“In the fast-paced journey of life, navigating the twists and turns of personal and professional growth can sometimes feel like traversing uncharted waters. In such moments, having a guiding hand to steer us through the currents of uncertainty can make all the difference…”

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The blooming tweenager

The blooming tweenager

“Hell hath no fury like a tweenager who wants to wear what she wants to wear but you won’t let her!” And this is possibly because it may threaten her co-existence with normal society. Quickly gone are the days of pretty bows and matching outfits, a “true” reflection of an excellent mother…

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What to expect from my child

What to expect from my child

As a young mom, I was desperate to teach my children excellent values from almost as early as when they were still fetuses. Having very little wisdom to draw from my own experience, I desperately grasped onto legendary, society-changing, history-making quotes to try and shape my children’s morals. “Sharing is caring” …

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The low-down anxiety & depression

The low-down anxiety & depression

“The low-down anxiety & depression
In today’s rushed, fast-paced and “always-on” world, chances are that either you have experienced anxiety and depression yourself, or you have borne witness to someone close to you who has…”

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Mom you are the influencer

Mom you are the influencer

“Mom, you are the influencer!
I’d like to leave the same impression on others that I would want them to leave on me. This often takes me back to the drawing board, as it should! Nobody is naturally a breath of fresh air and an excellent example to follow. I have settled that it will take self-discipline, humility and a love for those around me to be a better me – to leave a lasting impression and to be an influencer worth following…”

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Chrysanthemums

Chrysanthemums

“Let’s face it, our favourite plants to buy in the supermarket are Chrysanthemums. They come in a variety of beautiful hues and are an inexpensive way to bring longer last¬ing colour to our homes and patios. They are also a super gift as the flow¬ers last much longer than those in a bouquet…”

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Who am I

Who am I

Finding yourself in the midst of a global identity crisis
The age-old questions that most everyone has asked in their lifetime at least once, but many of us on numerous occasions: “Who am I?” and “Why am I here?”…

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Wake up! Shape up!

Wake up! Shape up!

“Well done if you didn’t gain weight this winter! But for those who did, welcome to the club. It is reality! Most people gain weight in winter as it is cold so we eat more and exercise less, but don’t stress. Here’s good news and some easy ways to get back into shape, with huge health benefits as a bonus!…”

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Man on a mission

Man on a mission

“Man on a mission. Not even a serious, sudden illness could stop Nhliziyo Sibiya from acing his Matric exams and realising his dreams…”

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Life in the left lane

Life in the left lane

“Are you wondering if your child is left-handed?
You may have to wait a couple of years to know. Hand domi­nance normally only becomes apparent as baby’s fine-motor skills develop. Most things in the world are designed for use by right-handed people, so there are going to be challenges, so if you, or your child, are left-handed embrace it, as all challenges in life ultimately make you stronger!..”

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Left brain vs right brain myth

Left brain vs right brain myth

“The theory is that people are either “left-brained” or “right-brained”, meaning that one side of their brain is dominant. If you’re mostly analyti­cal and methodical in your thinking, the theory states that you’re “left-brained”. If you tend to be more creative and artistic, you’re thought of as being “right-brained”…”

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