Category: Change moments
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Dear diary, you’re driving me crazy!
Slaves to our online calendars, we bounce from meeting to meeting at work, and from activity to activty at school and home. The Outlook for tomorrow, and the days yet to come? Busy, busy, busy. Which is why it’s more important than ever to schedule some time for yourself, advises Sam Wilson I remember when…
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Let’s not judge other mothers for their choices
Motherhood is a tough enough proposition without the unwanted and often unwarranted advice of people who may think they mean well. There are no right or wrong choices. Only choices that work best for mothers, in the best interests of their children. By Mandy Collins
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Heather Moore, a Designer for Change
Meet the Cape Town designer and entrepreneur whose bright and breezy fabrics put the spotlight on happy homes and good living.
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Why I dig gardening with Elvis
Well, it’s a one for the money, two for the show, three to get planting and go-go-go. When your gardener is named after the King, there’s no way your garden can’t be a showbiz spectacular. By Sarah Rice I know that most of you think gardening is about growing plants, stressing about aphids and figuring out…
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How thinking like Noah helped me set up my new business
Into each working life a little rain must fall. For Rudy Nadler-Nir, the first sign of the flood was a retrenchment from the big company that had been his home. That’s when he set out, like Noah, to build himself a vessel for survival in a tough business world.
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Talk to your children, dammit!
They might have everything money can buy, but some of these “privileged” kids actually are deprived of the things that really matter, writes Mandy Collins
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How to help your kids survive the scariest move of all
Moving from your well-established comfort zone to another home can be stressful enough for grown-ups, but for children, it can be a nightmare. Psychologist Tshepiso Matentjie offers some practical advice.