Author: Scott Dunlop
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Why online safety for kids is just plain common sense
You don’t have to be paranoid about the perils of letting your children use the internet. You just have to be aware, and use some everyday common sense, advises Scott Dunlop
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The most embarrassing thing about being a human
We’ve all been left red-faced by a faux pas, minor or major, in the workplace. While we may have wished at the time that the earth would swallow us whole, the good news is that the embarrassment fades over time, as we come to learn that our capacity for embarrassement is one of the things…
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How Being Broke & Shipwrecked Taught Me to Stay Afloat
Money might talk, but many of us don’t like talking back. But if you can get the conversation going, says Scott Dunlop, it can set the wheels in motion for a world of change
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How to fall in love with your job again
We need to work to earn the money we need to live. But there should be more to your job than the cycle of get up, get to work, and grind away at the daily grind. So how do you get the passion back? Try turning your job into something beautiful, advises our award-winning Change…
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How we argued our way into marital bliss
Forget flash mobs, Elvis impersonators, and dropping out of a helicopter on bended knee. Here’s a tale of an “accidental” wedding proposal that is arguably the simplest and most effective in the history of marriage. By Scott Dunlop
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Scott Dunlop
Scott Dunlop lives somewhere between the mountain and the sea in Cape Town and the twin threats of falling rocks and flooding help to keep him grounded.
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Our #LoveChange competition: The winning entry
As if selecting the finalists in our #LoveChange competition wasn’t hard enough, choosing a winner was even harder! The standard of the entries we received was so high, that we had to call in the opinions of a few external media and writing gurus for their input – which clearly pointed to one winner, Scott…
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Writing what you don’t know
They speak of “bottoming out” when you’re in addiction recovery; that point at which you have absolutely nothing left to lose and no options left. I haven’t ever stepped my way out of a relationship with substances, but I have made a few precarious life-leaps. My twelve parcours. A parcours is described as a route…