Last Friday was my Dad’s birthday; he would have been 77 this year. It’s been 16 years since he passed away. I miss him more every day. I have endless questions I want to ask him about his childhood, about my granddad who I never met, what it was like coming of age so far
As the month of January comes to an end, for some it is a celebration because of payday. I celebrate because I was blessed to turn a year older this month- something you can’t take for granted. And I have learnt a very powerful lesson; keep my eyes on the prize. There are so many
In November last year, I sat down at home one evening and began to reflect on my year. All the things I set out to accomplish, which was quite overambitious, where never achieved. Not even one my friends, not even one. This gave me pause, I began to look at what I may have learnt
I have been reading a pretty interesting book, Half the Sky, a book by the American journalist power couple; Nicholas Kristoff and Sheryl WuDunn, the first couple to win a Pulitzer amazing! They have written several books, Half the Sky is their third, reading it angers me and also gives me hope in equal measure. It explores the
I am generally worn out, I need a holiday, I didn’t have on in December. I had moments when I just spaced out, one week in December; fatigue set in and I couldn’t actually think and moving around was hard. As January crept in, the plan was to take the first week off, this didn’t
2017 has been a very interesting year of self-discovery; learning what I like, what I don’t like and what I’m worth as a person. As I was taking this journey I came across these two phenomenal books that really helped me learn more about myself. ROADMAP by Roadtrip Nation Roadmap transformed my life’s outlook. It