Category: Change moments
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When You Want to Start a Family, but Just Not Right Now
Not yet ready to start a family? For a growing number of women, fertility treatment means giving their future selves the best odds to conceive when they are ready for this important life change.
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How to Get Your Children Ready for the Careers That Don’t Exist Today
You’ll find plenty of useful advice in our BrightRock Iris Session on Career Planning for Your Child, hosted by David O’Sullivan, with educational psychologist Lisa Anderson and broadcaster Kuli Roberts on the couch.
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Why You Have to be Just a Little Insane to be a Loyal Rugby Fan
Some will scoff at the thought of investing such energy into 15 men with obscenely large pectorals chasing an oval ball around a patch of grass, and will look at you like you’ve just rambled on for an hour about how deftly you’re able to gut a mackerel.
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The Pants or No-Pants Guide to Choosing Your Freelance Workspace
When you’re starting a business, especially if you’re going freelance, you don’t need to rent office space. Until you do. At least, this has been my experience.
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If You Could Watch Any Game of Rugby live, What Would it Be?
From a South African perspective, that 1995 World Cup between South Africa and New Zealand at Ellis Park will be a popular answer. From the Boeing flyover to the raising of the trophy, I don’t think it would have been possible to maintain a resting heartbeat on that day.
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How Strange, Scary, & Wonderful it is to Watch My Son Growing Up
You’ve been taller than me for almost a year now, and as I look up at you, I can still see the baby I used to be able to hold in one arm.
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5 Life-Lessons We Can All Learn From Rugby
Sport is great for team building and fitness, it’s a nice distraction from reality, and it makes our weekends more entertaining. Most of all, though, sport teaches us some important life lessons.
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Let’s Talk About Career Planning For Your Child
Watch our latest Iris Session with David O’Sullivan, in which he unpacked your child’s career guidance journey with educational psychologist Lisa Anderson and radio personality and mom-of-two, Kuli Roberts.