Tag: life cover
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Lessons to learn from a letter to an anxious teenager
The secret to getting ahead in life is to “learn to be good with discomfort and uncertainty”. That means embracing change, and learning to love it…no matter how long it’s been since you were in your teens!
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Deep fried thoughts, by Deep Fried Man
Deep Fried Man, star of BrightRock’s Your life in 60 seconds commercial, ponders the meaning of change.
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The ten crucial skills you need to land that job
Do you know what it really takes, in a fiercely competitive economy, to land the job of your dreams?
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Expecting the unexpected
Thabile Mahlangu, BrightRock’s Marketing Administrator, just landed her first job and was planning to buy her first car… And then she fell pregnant. She explains how this experience changed her life for the better:
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Roxy Burger, the Island Castaway who found love in a forest
A Q & A with the “KTV kid” who grew up and got married, but is far too adventurous to ever really settle down.
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How to speak to your partner about money
Money talks. And sometimes, it says things we’d rather not hear about our emotions and our relationships. Here’s how to talk back…and save your marriage and your money in the process, says Maya Fisher-French.
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Can you afford to buy that house?
Figuring out whether to go ahead and buy a house or flat is hard – especially if it’s your first time. There are quite a few things to consider and bear in mind. After reading a list from Forbes that captures some of the essential “musts” home-buyers should consider, we adjusted the tips a little…
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How will you spend Mother’s Day?
This Sunday is Mother’s Day – we asked some of the moms in our community about how they’d like to celebrate with their families. Here are some of the ideas we received.
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Lessons from an amateur husband
A conversation with Stuart Taylor, everyone’s favourite spouse around the house
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Life is a house that you turn into a home
There’s more to the place you call home than bricks and mortar alone. A house is made of memories and shared experiences that turn it into something special. By Jennifer Leppington-Clark