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Niksen: The Dutch Art of Deliciously Doing Nothing and Stress-Free Living
In an increasingly fast-paced world, the pursuit of calm and balance can often feel like a never-ending quest. But what if the secret to tranquillity lies in the art of doing nothing? The Dutch may have found the answer with…
Africa Day- A Day to Reflect on Shaping Africa’s Narrative
We celebrate Africa Day every year as “Africa is our only home, and we are all responsible for its future.” These words encapsulate the essence of Africa Day, an annual commemoration of African unity, which on May 25, 2023, marked…
May December: Women Pay Higher Price for Breaking Rules
In the spotlight of societal norms and expectations, women often face a steeper price for breaking the rules, a reality highlighted in various spheres of life, such as in cinema and the professional world. Todd Haynes, in his latest film…
Stress-free Solution for Your Wellbeing: Ready to Start Screaming Into A Jar?
How many times you felt like screaming inside? From the crack of dawn till the stroke of midnight, we ride an unending rollercoaster of responsibilities, expectations and experiences, each with its unique ability to strain our nerves. As our hearts…
Andrea Howard: 8 Tips to Instantly Cool Down & Improve Your Mental Health During Menopause
Want to nurture your wellbeing before the summer starts? Establishing positive habits is often more successful when we take incremental steps and maintain consistency, rather than attempting a complete lifestyle overhaul in one go. Your lifestyle and eating habits hold…
Mother’s Day, a Celebration of Resilience and Human Potential
Motherhood is often called the hardest job in the world, and for good reason. Mothers are the architects of the next generation, shouldering the responsibility of shaping minds, nurturing hearts, and cultivating potential. These everyday heroes deserve a day of…
The Trap Of External Validation: Trading Social-Comparison for Self- Confidence
We often find ourselves trapped in external validation, evaluating our abilities, achievements, and even our appearance against others around us. Characterized by a constant need for reassurance and approval from others, it can be traced back centuries as a result…
A Royal Lesson in Compassion: Queen Charlotte’s Enduring Love for King George III
As we come together to celebrate Mental Health Week, let us take a moment to reflect on the power of resilience, support, and unconditional love in overcoming the challenges posed by mental health issues. One such inspiring story can be…
The Science of Hope: Delving Beyond Wishful Thinking
Far from being mere wishful thinking, hope is grounded in science, with research in psychology and neuroscience unveiling its tangible impact on our minds, bodies, and overall well-being.