Win Tickets to ‘Inside Out’ Premiere
There’s nothing like having children to force you to tap into your inner child and stare her in the eye. And, finding the fortitude to watch the same programming or read the same book over and over again. There was a point in my life when I could recite the whole of Dr. Seuss’ Green Eggs and Ham...
There is a Place for Introverts
Susan Cain, although introverted, has placed herself at the helm of a revolution whose ‘stakeholders’ are often submerged in a solitude that is both comforting and energising – the Quiet Revolution. Our culture made a virtue of living only as extroverts. We discouraged the inner journey, the quest...
Don’t Leave Out The Dads
Becoming a father was life-changing for me. In a way, I finally understood what my legacy should be, is and will be - it is about creating a foundation for my children to be able to experience life to the fullest. It is about them being able to pursue their dreams. It is about them being able to...
How To Find News Amidst The Noise
Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr, Medium and LinkedIn’s Pulse are probably the main blogging platforms that exist today. There are many other platforms and millions of people all over the world use these to share their thoughts, persepectives, etc every day. NextWeb published a post on The 18 best...
The Art of Life With Steve Slotow
About two and a half years ago, two guys, who often bumped into each other at tech and other press events, decided to create a web series/vlog, which they called The Art of Life. They called in two friends to shoot the web series (for free) and proceeded to slowly churn out episodes - every couple...
Picup The Little Things
The ‘mobile social communication app’, WeChat, was launched in South Africa (and across the continent) towards the end of 2013 with much fanfair – who can forget the multiple flightings of the Lionel Messi – as would be expected from organisations the size of China’s Tencent and South Africa’s...
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There is a Place for Introverts
Susan Cain, although introverted, has placed herself at the helm of a revolution whose ‘stakeholders’ are often submerged in a solitude that is both comforting and energising – the Quiet Revolution. Our culture made a virtue of living only as extroverts. We discouraged the inner journey, the quest...
Don’t Leave Out The Dads
Becoming a father was life-changing for me. In a way, I finally understood what my legacy should be, is and will be - it is about creating a foundation for my children to be able to experience life to the fullest. It is about them being able to pursue their dreams. It is about them being able to...
How To Find News Amidst The Noise
Blogger, Wordpress, Tumblr, Medium and LinkedIn’s Pulse are probably the main blogging platforms that exist today. There are many other platforms and millions of people all over the world use these to share their thoughts, persepectives, etc every day. NextWeb published a post on The 18 best...
The Art of Life With Steve Slotow
About two and a half years ago, two guys, who often bumped into each other at tech and other press events, decided to create a web series/vlog, which they called The Art of Life. They called in two friends to shoot the web series (for free) and proceeded to slowly churn out episodes - every couple...
Picup The Little Things
The ‘mobile social communication app’, WeChat, was launched in South Africa (and across the continent) towards the end of 2013 with much fanfair – who can forget the multiple flightings of the Lionel Messi – as would be expected from organisations the size of China’s Tencent and South Africa’s...
The Power of Social
Social media makes us less social. This is a common argument against social media and the digital world. And there is some accuracy to this. Many of us access the following on our smartphones: Twitter, Facebook, Email (with multiple addresses, Whatsapp, LinkedIn, sms, WeChat, BBM, Instagram,...