Wednesday Wisdom – Go With The Flow
We so often push ourselves to the point of exhaustion in an attempt to make order out of chaos and ‘fix’ what appears to be broken. Whilst there is inevitably a need to take charge and there is probably limited…
We so often push ourselves to the point of exhaustion in an attempt to make order out of chaos and ‘fix’ what appears to be broken. Whilst there is inevitably a need to take charge and there is probably limited…
Recent clips I have heard on the radio and watched on social media have served as reminders about how important it is to live life to its fullest. As noted in one particular clip, the currency of life is hours…
Our much loved Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu is quoted as having said: ‘Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world’. In addition to having referenced these words…
Forget New Year’s Resolutions, which inevitably start off with a bang and end with a whimper, usually within a matter of weeks. Rather focus on the small, consistent, and incremental changes required in order for you to bridge the gap…
2019 has been a year filled with the richness of a multitude of experiences inclusive of: - launching a new claims service with LLA Inc. Attorneys; - developing another certified course with UCT Law @ Work, focused on the legal…
I was introduced to a wonderful ‘working space’ this year when visiting Hanoi in Vietnam - The Click. A venue situated in a quiet, leafy alley that describes itself as a place where wanderers, creatives and other lost souls get…
The Moment I will always remember how The Kiss (Klimt) took my breathe away when I first saw it in Vienna's Upper Belvedere Palace gallery. Having loved the painting since studying art prior to commencing my studies in Occupational Therapy,…
When the chaos of life swallows us up, And it feels as if everything is going awry; Solace can be found in remembering that calm will return. Although the peace needed may emerge slowly, It is sure to come around…
There is much written and said about the ‘differences’ in work ethic between the generations spanning across Traditionalists through to the upcoming Generation Z’s, not all of which is complimentary. Whilst it is acknowledged that many have spent years studying…
In taking time to care for ‘the other’, Closing ranks on letting evil into the fold, Drawing closer in our connectedness and sameness; We discover the purest form of strength, And the greatest source of power. ELISE