Category: Life Event
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What the Blitzboks Can Teach the Boks About Teamwork and Winning
The Blitzboks chase excellence in an environment conducive to doing exactly that. The Bok environment is almost the complete opposite, writes Tank Lanning.
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How Rugby’s Super Impi Found His Purpose
We chatted with Tonderai Chavhanga, star of our web-series Coaches R Us, about Loving Change.
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How Giggling Gourmet Jenny Morris Put the Rude & the Nude Back Into Food
“I dream of food every night,” Jenny Morris tells Ruda in this lively, entertaining interview, in which she reveals her recipe for living life to the full, and relishing every moment of change that comes along.
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Cuddle Me Please, I’m an Uber-Adult
What do you do for a woman who can do it all, faster and better? You hold her, writes Kagiso Msimango.
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What I Learned From My Wild & Stormy Year of Change
Life has a way of throwing things your way in groups. Common wisdom would have it as groups of three, but sometimes there’s a whole lot more.
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Rugby’s Brotherhood of the Bounce is for Real & for Life
Like all team sports, rugby helps you appreciate that life is not always fair. Your personal success is often reliant on someone else doing what they are supposed to do.
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An expert’s guide to chore chicken
It starts off with the small stuff – ignore that dirty cup in the sink until your partner washes up – but it escalates to billowing laundry baskets, drawers of unopened mail and terribly, terribly dodgy stuff at the back of the fridge.
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The Life-Lessons I Learned From a Random Act of Kindness
The other day, I noticed a woman, unsure whether she could cross the street in front of me. It was a stop street, after all, a good place to cross, but cars have a bad rep for pedestrians.
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The Secret of England’s Amazing Rugby Revival
They are still the same players, only now thriving in an environment where they know they can reach their best.
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Why I’m Loving My New Life as a Burlesque Dancer
They love you for your confidence and your bravery, they love you for doing the thing they are not brave enough to do. They see the beauty in that vulnerability, and their appreciation teaches you to be braver still.