We’ve heard the infamous saying “love yourself first” before loving someone else. In essence, loving yourself has to do with your actions. It’s about consistently carrying out these actions that are aligned to your heart, gut and intuition. If you’re telling yourself that you’re learning to love yourself but you’re overworking, not sleeping and eating unhealthily, you’re lying to yourself.
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To be honest, I’ve always known that there is a possibility that I might be out of work even though I hold so many degrees, but it never crossed my mind that it could be for longer than 6 months. Going on a year now, this has created a scar in me that words cannot even do justice.
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We are in the 54th week of our Voices Unite initiative and are partnering with In On Africa to give away R50 000 in cash to one lucky Voices Unite participant who completes ALL seven surveys. If you would like to stand a chance of winning this prize, make sure to complete our surveys.
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Regret is recognised as one of the most powerful emotions and it’s difficult to just forget and move on with your life. Additionally, when you don’t deal with it, it can be extremely paralysing. Regret brings about other emotions such as fear, anger and even sadness. It even has the ability to interject its destructive presence into the happiest of moments.
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My name is Selowa Rodney, 22 years of age, from Polokwane in Limpopo. I passed matric in 2017 at Mangoako Secondary School. I had financial struggles in my first year in 2018 at University of Venda. I had no bursary to aid my studies due to the lack of information. During my time at high school I never had the opportunity to attend career exhibitions and as a result I had problems of choosing a certain vocational discipline or opportunity.
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We are in the 53rd week of our Voices Unite initiative and are partnering with In On Africa to give away R50 000 in cash to one lucky Voices Unite participant who completes ALL seven surveys. If you would like to stand a chance of winning this prize, make sure to complete our surveys.
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Being a black child, coming from a shredded family background is hard enough on its own, an addition of doing work and not being paid for it really feels like petrol on fire. It is hard! I particularly enjoy thinking around the family because as black, African children our success isn’t ours alone.
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The SA Innovation Summit (SAIS) celebrates the creative potential of the youth and the contribution they can make to the entrepreneurial ecosystem. The TechTribe Youth Programme aims to expand its reach and exposure of youth in South Africa and the continent. The programmes encourage student entrepreneurship, participation in the ecosystem and network expansion.
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In week 52 of our Voices Unite initiative, we are still partnering with The Da Vinci Institute to give away 4 virtual masterclass sessions on management technology and innovation to several lucky Voices Unite participants! If you would like to stand a chance of winning this prize, make sure to complete our surveys.
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When life gives you lemons, make lemonade! And life sure gave us all the lemons in the world since 2020. Finances have been a struggle for many South Africans ever since we entered a hard lockdown towards the end of March 2020. It’s also difficult to believe that we are now on Day 313 of lockdown – time flies when you’re… sitting at home?
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