There’s nothing like hitting the reset button on your time, day or life, and that’s what makes January the perfect month. It may seem like a long, painful month with getting back into the swing of things, while the bills for the new year start piling up, but it’s a great opportunity to adopt a habit or change your routine. So, in order to make the best of the month, here are a few things you can do to turn Janu-worry into a great start for 2022!
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As we got closer to December, many of us were getting ready to celebrate the festive season. After dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic for another year, we deserve to have a good December. However, Omicron had other plans (major eye roll). Many of us had to defer plans, cancel our travels and deal with the increased number of cases in the country.
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December is just around the corner and end of year burnout feels like a limp to the finish line. Not to mention, the burnout felt this year is more prominent than ever considering this is the second year we have survived a pandemic. The pain of the pandemic has caused a severe mental illness spike in many South Africans this year – the toll on our mental health has never been greater.
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As much as we hate to admit it, employers don’t only look at our qualifications or our final year exam results in courses that would make you a perfect candidate for the job they’re advertising, we know it all boils down to the amount of experience we have gained whilst studying.
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We know, working a 9-5 (or studying) can be incredibly challenging, especially when you’re attempting to achieve a work-life balance but self-care is more than just juggling between time and responsibilities. Self-care is more about being nicer, kinder and more gentle to yourself. Living a life that is overscheduled and overtired probably means you are not prioritising yourself – your mind, body or health.
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Every job needs a set of skills that will determine the success of a business. No matter one’s age, race, gender or upbringing, anyone can be an entrepreneur if you have dedication, drive and discipline. Unlike personality traits, entrepreneurial skills can be learnt and practiced. If you are considering a journey into entrepreneurship, we have provided a short list of skills you will need for this new venture.
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Did you know that the role of entrepreneurship in South Africa is to find and exploit opportunities? Furthermore, being resourceful with land, labour, and capital can contribute to national economic growth. There are many other perks when it comes to being an entrepreneur and a major one is being your own boss.
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Earlier in the week we shared a post that stated 35% of Voices Unite student members found the transition into post-school education either very or incredibly difficult. The transition from high school to post-school education is a daunting change. From being a big fish in a small pond to becoming a small fish in a large pond is naturally overwhelming.
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Most universities in South Africa have career centres with a team of dedicated professionals whose duty it is to discuss your future with you. However, many tertiary students are unaware about this great resource that’s available to them throughout their studies. There are plenty of benefits when it comes to utilising your campus career centre, the main one being helping you find the direction you wish to head in with regards to your future.
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Heritage Day is more than just a public holiday. It’s important to remember that it’s a day for South Africans of various cultures to celebrate and learn more about one another. The diversity that runs through the soil of South Africa is something we should all be proud of and it certainly is the main reason for our uniqueness.
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