Hey buddies. Hope you are well.
Trauma in 2019 – with Rautia Nakanyala
It’s 2019 and mental health is as important as drinking water and minding your own business.
We truly can not live our best lives if women are still carrying pain like it’s a beauty mark and men hitting they heads against the wall like they are not created to have emotions. We need to speak more about what pinches life out of us, we need therapy, we need to say more no’s and we need to love ourselves first, in order to be the best possible person we can be to others and most importantly ourselves.
Travel with Anchor Adventures
How I Broke into Styling with Penehafo Vaeta
Dressing people for a living and getting paid for it sounds like fun doesn’t it? We would go as far as saying that it is *thee sweetest gig ever.
But how does one get there?
The Business Hub: Women in Business
Growing up I was raised by a resourceful and business minded set of parents. My father despite his day job as an architect still worked the garden after-hours and would sell his produce over the weekends at the local market. That was the money he would spend on household costs and save up his salary, while my mom was a teacher but also made and sold traditional butters and sauces.
Something True: Begin to start
Everything is a process and everything should start somewhere. No process should be rushed for any reason unless your destination is not quality.
Have you ever cooked porridge without having boiled water successfully?
Here are 10 reasons why we love Janet Hangula
We have been obsessing over just how effortlessly fashionable Janet Hangula is for years now and we still can’t find words to articulate just how much we love her style and why we stalk her every move.
But here are 9 reasons why we love her!
Mono & Me: 5 key lessons for diverse personalities
Growing up, I was the child who wore many hats. I was both an introvert and an extrovert. I was both talkative, yet very withdrawn. I found comfort in spending time alone reading books, discovering worlds I would never travel, by authors I would never meet.
Curvy Scorpio: Mind Over Matter
At the very big age of 37 (three-seven sounds better), I find myself factually starting over.
What I Eat – with Klara Mudge
SPOILER:
What works for me might not work for you. I know that’s an annoying disclaimer-y thing that a lot of health people say… but TBH it’s true.