Swearing has become more common in today’s culture. Many families choose not to use certain words at home, but kids can still pick up language from school, movies, social media, or family members. So, how can parents positively handle this issue? Be Aware of Your Own...
Procrastination seems to be the ‘big bad’ of my productivity. It has invaded my work life, university assignments, and even my home life (washing, anyone?). The thing is, each of these areas are completely different. They require different skills, time, and effort. So...
By: Brian Harris Ambition is one of those things it’s easy to be ambivalent about. In it’s naked form, it sees some catapult over others, with neither regard nor care for the impact their scramble to the top has on those further back in the line. Ruthlessness is not...
By: Rinet Van Lill Ever find yourself snapping at someone over something small? Maybe you were stuck in traffic, juggling work deadlines, or running errands, and suddenly, someone asking a simple question pushed you over the edge. Anger can bubble up all too easily,...
By: Helping Hands TV “Happiness really is about contentedness,” says social researcher, Mark McCrindle, from McCrindle Research. “And if we’re forever chasing the next thing, that happiness never arrives.” Happiness, joy, contentment – they’re all factors that the...
By: Mike Crooks If you’re concerned about how your clothes are produced – how much people are paid to make them, and how those people are treated – then Baptist World Aid’s latest Ethical Fashion Report is the fashion guide for you. “Ethical fashion” describes...
