Nelson Mandela‘s words… Hmm… Today is human rights day in South Africa. The challenge of holidays is holding healthy tension between the rest / time off AND keeping their integrity. For South Africa it is a day to remember the Sharpeville massacre where sixty nine people were killed as students protested an injustice of their …
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Graffiti
Art can is subjective. As are many other things… Graffiti can be easily dismissed by others, yet a legitimate art form. It teaches us to be resilient and dare… To those who know, understand and appreciate it, it is valuable and valid. Waiting for everyone all the the time to validate your craft and or …
“It’s Never Us”; The Death Of Integrity And All That’s Right
There has never been a time in history that leaders have been this under scrutiny. Information technology has undermined privacy to the benefit of the masses, in some regard. Scandalous dealings are unveiling and broadcasted to the entire world almost immediately. Political leaders and celebrities already have the attention of many. Social media magnifies their …
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The Anatomy Of A Great Legacy – Lessons From Nelson Mandela
When I heard the sad news of Nelson Mandela’s passing, my thoughts were occupied with his legacy. One of the reasons I write is to process my thoughts. Sometimes I do it to find out what I think. At the time of Madiba’s passing, I was reluctant to write anything because the media, and a lot of …
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Why I’m Not Afraid Of Dying And What I Fear The Most
I’m not ruled by a fear of death. The truth is I do have a fear… Why I’m not afraid of dying and what I fear the most? (I’m writing this some hours after Nelson Mandela’s death. I’ve had this post in the drafts and thought this might be the time to brush the dust …
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