A call to action The world seems to be in flux and with the dawn of AI and tools such as chatGPT available to everyone, it seems that it is becoming harder and harder to differentiate between what is real and what is not real. I find that young people
The end of the academic year always provides a chance for reflection. For graduating students it is their launching pad into whatever life has to throw at them. I often tell young people that "The storm is coming!" when presenting to them in workshops or in large groups.
As another academic year draws to a close and the graduating Grade 12 students begin their lives as fully fledged adults with a certificate that opens doors for them, it is my hope that they leave with a sense of purpose. Increasingly, we are seeing young people who lack this
Beginning to write on this think like a bit of a journal I guess and its daunting to leave it all hanging in the ether but I feel that it is the right time that I started to get out of me what is inside. If it resonates with at
Why have I taken the leap to publish my own website? What if no-one reads it? What if I get ridiculed for having my own published articles? What if what I have to say isn't important or interesting enough? Who am I to be writing for others to
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