Tag: Love Change
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Business Unknown Episode 6 with Jeremy Ord
Dan Nicholl chats to cyclist, golfer, and successful IT wiz, Jeremy Ord. They discuss his passion for cycling, and how he combined it with IT.
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Business Unknown Episode 5 with Sonja de Bruyn
Sonja de Bruyn explains her various and impressive roles, from being an investment manager, her directorships and chairmanships on various boards over a sumptuous breakfast.
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So you’ve got COVID. What do you do now?
You wore a mask, you sanitised your hands, you avoided social gatherings. And yet somehow, you still contracted COVID-19. What are you supposed to do now?
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Let’s raise a glass to the Wonder Women who raise up other women at work
It was just a chance encounter over a bottle of bubbly, but it changed my job and my life.
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Cancer was the Fear that shadowed me, and then it became my Friend
How a small revelation, planting a seed of worry, worked its way into a life-changing experience at the intersection of fear and acceptance.
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Do you need to detox?
What does “detoxing” actually mean, and how should you go about doing it? *Phytotherapist Jenni Davies busts a few common cleansing myths.
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Jonathan Kaplan, SA’s best-loved whistle-blower, on the agonies and joys of life after the game
It’s the loneliest position on a rugby field. In the heat of the battle, surrounded by opposing forces whose mission is to storm and conquer, the referee must maintain law and order with sharp eyes, deep knowledge, swift reflexes, intense fitness, and a skin thick enough to withstand a barrage of catcalls from the crowd. …
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The magical, mysterious, flawed but powerful woman who made me what I am
She was flawed in many ways, but powerful in many more.
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The constantly busy life of SA’s number one champion of arts and letters
Art is long, the ancient Romans used to say; life is short. Proof of this can be found in the abundant statues and frescoes you can still find in Rome, left over from those imperial days, while you’ll battle to find any actual ancient Romans. In Africa, birthplace of humanity, the evidence of art’s longevity…
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Being a father means being given permission to be a child all over again
Here’s a reflection on the children changes our lives, by allowing us to see ourselves in them.