by Sue Fuller-Good Many people allow low-grade ill health to be their normal: a slight ache here or there, a sluggish digestive system or irritable bowel syndrome a few days a week. They wake up exhausted

by Kathy Mann I was raised with a very strong focus on consideration for other people. My mother was very good at teaching us manners and she raised us to be considerate people. It somehow went

By Carol Butcher The film industry has done us a huge disservice – Mafia bosses and charismatic gangsters are often venerated, while informants are portrayed as pathetic, weak characters. They are seldom portrayed as characters, however

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]OK, so you have your coaching qualification in hand, the paper still hot from the printers.  You can barely contain your excitement about being a professional coach.  You have visions of scores of clients flocking

by Kerryn Kohl Are you ready for the age of Rapid Reskilling? Well, you had better start getting your “Reskill On” because times have certainly changed! The days of choosing a single career that is neatly pathed

By Carol Butcher Kulula.com got it right this week. Orchids to their marketing department for inviting Prince Harry and Meghan Merkle to pop over to South Africa for a “hot-hot honeymoon”; this is marketing brilliance. Brilliant too,

Hi, my name is Lerato and I am a recovering perfectionist. It’s been a few hours since my last dose of self-criticism and fear, disguised as high standards, and every minute is a victory.   In a

By Carol Butcher The idiom “don’t judge a book by its cover is well-known,” but seldom applied. It teaches us not to base our opinion on the appearance of someone or something. However, very few can

by Kathy Mann I recently travelled to KwaZulu-Natal for my aunt’s memorial service. We gathered together as a family, people travelling from the United States, England and various local cities, to celebrate her life. She was

By Marius Meyer   Today is Freedom Day. In theory, South Africans achieved “Freedom” on 27 April 1994 when our first democratic election was held. Since then we have celebrated Freedom Day every year. The world praised