Having been with the Lions Club for several years, I started to question the work which we were doing. We were helping a lot of people – definitely; but I felt that some parts of our work were not sustainable.
For 2020, I only had one goal – and that was to establish the Nyenyezi Fellowship Programme. For 2021, I have a few more goals on my list.
The idea of multiple streams of income which are not ‘passive income’ looks fancy in speech, but can be such a drain. Yaay for more money. Horrible for you, and your well-being.
You asked – so here it is. My new home (tour – moving + renovations). Also here sharing with you my 2020 gratitude list, some lifechanging decisions I have made lately, and plans for the year ahead.
The idea of tying the year 2020 to gratitude seems like such a stretch; but I also know that not everybody has had an entirely horrible year.
I’m looking back at the year that has been, and I do believe I have a lot to be grateful for – both personally and professionally.
As an individual, I have evolved a lot since I wrote and published By The End of Your Teens. What was a well-meaning, and very honest body of work, I am not sure I can fully stand by anymore.
As was stated in previous post, I recently moved into a new home. It was an impromptu decision, but a business decision I have been contemplating for a while now.
As By Ntha Media, we are delighted to partner with Rainbow paints in our renovation endeavors, and we hope we can share with you all the work and CSR that Rainbow Paints are up to. Read below for our most recent collaboration.
I definitely hope you are doing better than I am. I am going through the craziest time of my life – mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually. My entire world has been turned upside down, and I am just taking it one day at a time.
Everytime I see someone write something which I know people living with HIV/AIDS would deem insensitive, I react. I always react. They are my friends, and it becomes personal for me.