September is career month! It’s such a coincidence that this month, the leading Etiquette and Protocol School – Washington School of Protocol declared 7th September 2018 to be the “Bring Your Manners to Work” Day. According to their website, this was a day to remind people of the importance of treating people with courtesy and respect in the workplace. Let’s extend that day to a whole month as we tackle the issue of open plan offices!
Leah Gwiini is fast becoming the go-to hairstylist. Her ability to transform hair into art is something everyone needs to see in action.
Find out how it all started.
We had the pleasure of visiting The Hot Project Studios a few weeks back. Our embarrassing attempt at pole dancing was a fun filled experience that we feel everyone should try out. The Hot Project is a fitness studio with so much to offer.
We caught up with founder Laurisha Lowings to let us in on her journey.
She is fierce, she is compassionate and most importantly, she is an educator.
Entrepreneurship has been romanticized so much. We want to be our own bosses, make our own money at our own rules, but do they tell you how long it takes you to get to the comfortable stage, the sleepless nights, the loneliness, how broke you may be for the first few years?
We have all at some point struggled to decide between a passion and a money making career. It’s a daunting task. This month we spoke to Karen Powell, whose passion is to help you and I find our purpose in life and use it.
Happy read.
“Changing jobs is one thing, but changing careers is a big step” says Otto Silvanus who has changed careers, from being a professional high school teacher to a logistics and supply chain consultant.
-Shallot Mohutege
-Shallot Mohutege
A decade ago, blogging was considered just a hobby, but we have since realized it’s growth in terms of bloggers and people who start taking blogging as a career option.