Alternatives for 25 overused words

If you’re creating your own content, it’s easy to fall into repetitive word usage. This makes for lousy reading, but it’s a common pitfall for all writers. Something my wife always reminds me; “If you read more, you will write better.” But with social media forming a sizable part of our reading material, our quality...

How to communicate online in 2021

Good communication has always focussed on people. For a few years, our emerging communication culture distracted us with scores of platforms on which to engage. From MySpace, Facebook and Friendster, to Twitter, Tumblr, Tagged and Taringa! – we’ve been delighted, debauched and disillusioned in the short space of a decade. Somewhere along the line we...

Most people do not really want freedom

There is a lot of talk about the cessation of our freedoms. From COVID-19 regulations to changing government regimes and accelerated climate change, our ideals of what freedom looks like have been challenged. For decades, the notions of liberty and basic human rights have been flaunted out of context to the point where many have...

Stories that lead to conversations

The sound of crunching snow beneath his feet was slightly slower and out of beat with the rushed percussion of the dirty London streets. Facing the bullies today would be particularly hard. He was in no rush. It’s never easy being poverty-stricken in the eyes of the world. As he felt the ice-cold ground permeating...

Why are you on LinkedIn?

As a financial planner, there are two main ways that you can use LinkedIn As a financial planner, there are two main ways that you can use LinkedIn. Neither is better or worse than the other – but it’s important to be clear on why you’re here. Too many professionals flock to social media in order to ‘get more...

Fighting Financial DOMS

There’s a well-known condition called DOMS – delayed onset muscle soreness. Muscle size increases when a person continually challenges the muscles to deal with higher levels of resistance or weight. This process is known as muscle hypertrophy. It occurs when the fibers of the muscles sustain damage or injury. The body repairs damaged fibers by...

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