Inspiration

The art of self-definition is the discovery of self-identity. We must at one point decide who we are, what we do and how we wish to be treated or perceived. This is the landmark of our success. This is what the PR people do for you. This is what branding is all about. Every time […]

Some days back on my way to work, I heard a very shocking, seemingly trivial but heartfelt confession. “My tummy is too flat; this dress will show how flat it is and people won’t be expecting that…” In Africa, this would be every woman’s dream, as the likelihood to develop an ‘eba, amala and pounded

I’M A MURDERER! And this isn’t a prank or a song like “I shot the sheriff…”   No seriously, I am. This post is my confession. You don’t believe me? Read till the very end before you decide. I AM A MURDERER! Why am I confessing on the World Wide Web? Because I know you

Have you ever felt like your money seems to be slipping out of your hands- or your wallet even when it’s still with you? The joy of a salary is always quickly washed away by the murky scent of rent, electricity, fuel and all the other living expenses leaving you penniless till the next month

Every day, there is a story. Every day something unique happens in our lives worthy of note, whether in form of an idea that can give us the wealth of our dreams, or an event sent to teach us a life changing lesson it is up to us to preserve these precious jewels in the

“But the tongue can no man tame; it is an unruly evil, full of deadly poison…” James 3. 8   I penned this down with women in mind- I overheard someone saying women were designed to speak 5000 words a day (like their ‘counterparts’ don’t say more during football or happy hour!)   “SHUT UP”!

So what if I stole the title from Kirk Franklin’s Grammy award winning album? It works just fine for what I have to say. Besides, I’ve always had a ‘thing’ for ‘Uncle’ Kirk; he seems to have a unique insight in to songs that light a special path into my soul. I’ve bought every album

  I was listening to a sermon in church, and the preacher kept saying over and over, “Your past lied to you”. This resonated with me for a long time and made me think of ways in which many people have been trapped, insecure and held back by certain interpretations or perceptions of their past.