The first half of my days have always been dedicated to selfcare; I very rarely start work before 2 pm.
As I type this, I have just come from my weekly acupuncture session, had my smoothie and am now about to take my afternoon nap as the sea breeze blows in.
One of my friends said something to me this week that still has me shook, she said:
"White people today, especially the most oppressive, are exactly their ancestors' wildest dreams."
In this week’s podcast we talk to Nthabiseng Sejake, a property investor and municipal employee from Soweto who works in utility and property management.
In this episode, Nthabiseng shares how to build student accommodation in the township.
If there’s one thing I wish someone had told me when I was drowning in US$60,000 (R700, 000 then) debt, it was that - you can be strategic in how you pay off your debt.
A few months ago, I saw such a deep display of family trauma on “Iyanla Fix My Life”, and I wanted to share because it shows how trauma is passed down generationally and I loved Iyanla's exercises for the parents to help them see this:
