Have you ever been told not to sell yourself short? We all know that doing so would mean that you were underestimating your abilities and that your confidence wouldn’t be where it should be. Perhaps you developed this habit through time, and you were not even aware of it. Underestimating…

We are half way till the end of the year already, and there’s no better time to remind ourselves of procrastination. Everyone procrastinates. From the ‘I’ll do it later’ excuse to the ‘Aw man, I can’t believe I put this until the last minute!’ worrying, procrastination is ruining our lives…

In the past months, I’ve heard stories about a lot of people passing away both young and old and it had me thinking lots about life and how we live it. We often get caught up in the little things that don’t matter and fail to pay attention to the…

As I begin typing, I’m practically twitching with excitement knowing that this marks the 370th time I am writing a post for this blog. …

When asked a simple question, “Who are you?” most individuals are at a loss of words. You may answer this question by providing your name, some may like to introduce themselves as “Mr X’s child”, and yet others would give you the designation they hold at their workplace. However, do…

I thought about when I was just a few short years ago when I lost all my savings after working 60 hours a week and saving up for a year. Ultimately, I was left pretty much broke and with no clue what I was going to do, wondering where I…

Have you ever started something, like putting an initiative into practice and halfway through losing courage? During those times it looks like all hope are lost and purpose seems to lurk. What happened to the new year resolution? …

Day 365 of 365 days — Every New is a present of new hopes, new energy, and a beautiful future. We enjoy the commencing of New Year by giving a warm welcome and saying goodbye to the old year. The year 2022 will be a New Year after the end of the year 2021. The year…

Day 364 of 365 days — It’s easy for me to feel gratitude when I run my hands through a grandchild’s hair or smell the damp earth after a spring rain or gaze out of a frosted window at the new-fallen snow. But what about the life of a newborn baby snuffed out before she took…