Tag: optimism
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Rewire the brain (stories for when we get successful)
Is it possible to rewire your brain? Take it from me, it IS possible.Allow me to take you back to 2011.2011, I was doing grade ten at Holy Cross High School, a brilliant school in the Eastern Cape, Mthatha. At the time I was not learned in neuroscience but I had trained my mind to […]
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Night Time
Night time is the best time to reflect how your day was and also to plan your next day ahead. It is where great ideas are born through dreams, where wounds are healed but most of it all it’s where a firm relationship with self is built. I remember when the president of the country […]
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Keep Going (stories for when we get successful)
First post after 100 blog followers. A reminder to keep going
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LandLords with Rashid Thobega: The Journey (3 of 3)
A sneaker brand called LandLords, will take the world by storm. The pride lies in being the first believers of the initiative. We took the initiative of speaking to the founder of the brand, Rashid Thobega. The conversation is divided into three parts. We will start from the last and end with the first. As […]
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Sober Alcoholics: Solace
Trying times. Turbulent tides.The storms keeps getting worse.I’ve projected myself as strong, I’m obliged to keep going.It’s a heavy burden, I can’t believe I’ve carried it for so long. I want to stop and pause for second.But being idle makes the journey longer.If nothing is done, there’s no progress in the struggle.So in order to […]
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Demotivated: (stories for when we get successful)
At the beginning, I was all pumped. The world was at the palm of my hand. I saw all the results already. Even people were clapping, so I started moving. The first stages had the biggest responses. From it, I got a hit of dopamine. I wanted to get it again and again. However, there’s […]
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Sober Alcoholics: (Heroes are…)
Capes and masks have become synonymous with the heroes we see today. Partly that is the same in real life, because we never pay attention to our own heroes. Not to put the blame on anyone, the lack of recognition is also because real heroes do not go around and praise themselves for their deeds. […]
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