Today’s message is all about not staying where you are tolerated, but going where you are celebrated! As some of you would have seen, I hosted my very first HAPPINESS workshop over the weekend in Johannesburg. I had spent the last few weeks prepping the content, which means I spent a lot of time focusing...
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Financial Advice for Couples: How to Talk About Money With Your Partner
If you’re in a relationship long enough, there’s a simple law of nature: arguments over seemingly insignificant things will arise, and probably more often than you’d like. But sometimes it’s not just a gripe over unwashed dishes or one partner being a little too eager over the original Netflix series you promised you’d watch together....
Why Mainstream Journalism is Dying writes Rethabile Mohlala
In the past few years, news consumption has changed, and the changes are the results of social media rise, where the majority of people no longer rely on the traditional medium such as newspapers, television, and radio to get their news. With the uptake of social media, traditional mediums are playing catch up but time...
Why some people make more money than others by Mark Sham
Without question, I believe there is an invisible code as to how money moves in this world and while I definitely haven’t cracked the code completely (none of us have), I’d like to share some of the lessons I’ve learned while trying to make and keep money in my own life. I personally have a...
WATCH: 3 Tips for Bouncing Back from Humiliation by Lisa Nichols
It’s your girl Lisa Nichols here and I wanna know… Have you ever had a moment of public humiliation? It could have been in front of your friends… classmates… family… work colleagues… in a meeting… or even on a stage in front of an audience? Trust me, when I say #YANA (you are not alone). Luckily, those...
We need more African unicorns & thousands of African Entrepreneurs by Joshua Romisher
“We need more African unicorns. We need thousands of African entrepreneurs. We need another Silicon Valley in Africa.” Have you ever heard these statements? I hear them all the time – and I wholeheartedly disagree with them. I disagree because of what I refer to as ‘earned insights’. Innovation is simply the result of a...
Covid-19 Lockdown Has Led Roommates to Turn to each other for Hookups – Says Study
Everyone wants to know how the COVID-19 lockdown and the attendant social distancing guidelines have impacted our love lives, and the results from Match’s latest “Singles in America” study are eye-opening. to say the least. It turns out that nearly a quarter of people who had sex during the lockdown did so with the most readily available person around: a “non-romantic roommate.” Under...
The Rise of the Digital Planet tells a New Story by Yaw Dwomoh
Staring down the barrel of what is certainly going to be an economic recession, businesses are now preparing to navigate a period of prolonged uncertainty for their brand, the global economy, and the consumers they serve. At no point in human history has the populace been so aware of the economic consequences of a pandemic....
The Difference Between Being Positive and Optimistic by Mark Sham
Today’s message is all about the difference between being positive and optimistic.For the last few weeks, I have been in deep preparation for my HAPPINESS workshop which takes place next week Saturday, and I wanted to share one of the lessons with you that I have been reminded of during this time. I have come...
Why the COVID-19 Pandemic Might Actually Be Helping Your Dating Life
In an effort to stay busy amidst a global pandemic, many of us have resorted to something that’s always within arms reach: our cell phones. And in between celebrity stalking, Twitter scrolling, and eye-straining FaceTimes, the act of swiping on dating apps has filled the void left by this ongoing period of social distancing. Many...








