The new year is only a few days away and as we move closer to January 1st, people have started creating their 2021 resolutions for a brighter and better future. The recurring themes each year include a more active approach to health and fitness, improved finances, and learning new things for personal growth and development.
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Recently while attending a workshop, I came across a piece of advice that got me thinking. I would like to share this advice with you and expand on what I believe it means. The individual hosting the workshop opened their presentation with the line “If you don’t know what you’re living for, you haven’t yet lived.”
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Christmas is always a fun time in the year. Shopping malls are filled with people doing their last-minute shopping, twinkle lights are everywhere, family and friends are constantly making plans to decide whose house they should host the big Christmas feast. And then there’s Christmas 2020 which includes a global pandemic.
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Growing up being bullied I would like to believe that my emotional intelligence developed at an early age. Like many individuals out there, we all deal with stress that comes with our social and work relationships, however if we don’t understand our emotions, we are unable to manage the stress that comes with life which could lead to so many different mental and physical health issues.
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In Week 45 of our Voices Unite initiative, we are still partnering with the SA Innovation Summit to provide employment opportunities for our participants. There are six internships up for grabs for 6 lucky participants who complete ALL seven surveys.
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As hard as it is, especially if you’ve been away from home for months on end due to the pandemic, for the sake of the people you love, as well as the most vulnerable individuals in your family, do not think of the festive season as a get-out-of-jail-free card as if the pandemic will vanish in December.
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As a young African black woman, born and raised in the township of Diepkloof, Soweto, I take a firm stand and ownership of my mind, body and soul. I am responsible for where my life initially takes me in the near and destined future, and by doing so I have decided to be a part of the leadership initiative that has grown on me as a family, known as Voices Unite.
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We are in the 44th week of our Voices Unite initiative and are partnering with the SA Innovation Summit to provide employment opportunities for our participants. There are six internships up for grabs for 6 lucky participants who complete ALL seven surveys. If you would like to stand a chance of winning an internship, make sure to complete our surveys.
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Legacy, a timeless gift or just peer pressure to keep the family name relevant in discussions?
The dictionary gives multiple definitions of the word. It is an inheritance left in a will, an applicant is given first preference because of parental or relational influences, and, (in computing) is relating to suspended software or hardware which is difficult to replace because of the way it is widespread.
Have you ever felt like you need to do the next big thing? Like you need to go big or not live at all, I know I have. In a generation that feeds on status and popularity, where our success is defined by the next big thing you can do. I believe there is nothing wrong with being great and there is a good amount of pressure required to create anything.
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