At the end of each year, the author takes an “offgrid” day to reflect on the past year and make commitments for the new one. This time, they have committed to living fully, giving more, and embracing opportunities they shy away from. These commitments include being present in the moment, giving time and presence, and reviving shelved dreams like offering goal-setting workshops.
The author reflects on their PhD journey, detailing initial reluctance due to vulnerability and unexpected divine intervention. Despite reservations and career missteps, they embraced divine nudges, ultimately committing to a PhD. They stress the importance of recognizing purpose and divine guidance, urging others to remain open-minded and attentive to subtle nudges.
I don’t remember what date it was when I spotted my first grey hair strand. However, what is etched in my memory is how I realised I was greying, and… Read more Greying with Grace →
In April I sent a simple text message to some confidantes asking a simple question, ‘If I was to write a book, what should I write about?’ I was quite… Read more 6 Lessons To Enrich Relationships? →
“People who are homeless are not social inadequates. They are people without homes”. – Sheila McKechni The first week of August marks National Homelessness Week in Australia. Over the week,… Read more House + Love = HOME??? →
For the last 4-5 years I have had the opportunity to be involved in the ‘ATIA’ book writing project. It is the acronym we use for the now published “All… Read more ‘Righting’ Her Narrative! →
On Wednesday night, I was giggling when I read a blog post by a great friend of mine, Nyasha. She is based in the UK and she wrote a post titled… Read more Purpose, Passion & Closed Doors! →
One afternoon my mother ventured to a location unknown to me. All she returned home with was a set of turkish teapots in tow and one of the biggest smiles… Read more Tea Time at ‘The Daily Fix’ →
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