Category: Change moments
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Hi, My name is Tank, and I’m a Rugbyholic
At age 24, my rugby career was over as two discs in my neck (C4 and C5) finally herniated to squeeze in on my spinal cord and reduce my right arm to a piece of raw calamari.
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When in Doubt, Mop up the Wee With Your Trousers
Only a mother on a time warp is capable of feeding herself, baby, pre-schooler, one dog, four cats and a parrot while microwaving baby’s bottlesand putting loads of washing into the washing machine and tumble dryer.
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How to Make the Future Work for Your Children
How early should parents start thinking about preparing their children for the challenges of adulthood? In this article, educational psychologist Lisa Anderson answers some questions about career planning for your child.
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The Foodie Twosome Bringing a Taste of Paella to SA
Sometimes you’re hungry for success… and sometimes you’re just plain hungry. After husband-and-wife team Daniel and Clemmy Forsthofer left their nine-to-fives four years ago to found Tutto Food Co, we think it’s safe to say that they were both.
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The Happy Art of Getting On With Your Neighbours
Home is where the heart is. Those nearest you therefore, are closest to your heart. To keep it safe, you need to keep your heart open. So go on, greet a neighbour. Let the sugar bring you together, instead of the crime.
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How My Life Changed When I Became an Airbnb Host
Filled with enthusiasm and Merlot, I took my first step into the game changer that is Airbnb.com. Like most people my first reaction was amazement at the popularity and number of listings — in my own suburb, right under my nose.
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Now More Than Ever, South Africa Needs to Win the 2023 Rugby World Cup
The tournament must be seen as an opportunity to realise objectives for transformation, and create a boost to the economy and general sporting morale in the country.
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Why Freelancing is the Best Way of Working in the 21st Century
The freelancers of today, thankfully, do not have to wield their weapons and charge into battle, although they do sometimes have to battle to get paid. But look at the benefits of the freelance life: you can work in your pyjamas, take a nap when the pressure gets too much, and go on holiday whenever…
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Ruda Kuier by Kay Karriem
Kuier tydskrif verkoop elke twee weke amper 100 000 kopieë, want, sê redakteur Kay Karriem, dis die eerste keer dat hierdie vroue voel hulle is die hoofattraksie, en nie net ‘n bysaak nie.