Balance. Laughter. Health.
I’m not someone who has to be convinced to read a book. My father, the consummate reader, was so incredibly relieved when I showed interest in books that he bought me a ton of books: African folktales like Eze goes to School, Chike and the River, Things Fall apart, Second Chance by Nyengi Koin, Weep not Child by Ngugi wa Thiong’o. The flavour of the books increased in complexity as…
When I was younger, I was obsessed with money. Completely obsessed. I created a financial planner for my family at 9 years old. I was reading books on finances at 12 years old. On investments at 14 years old. There has never been a reality that I considered and did not immediately reject where I don’t have money. Money is what provides comfort. And I love having the ability to…
DISCLAIMER: I am posting this here because I believe that some things should not be hidden. I believe that if you want some things to happen to you, you should be more focused on those things happening to you and not on the things you do not want to happen. Rehearse the feeling in your imagination, post it, do a telephone conversation with a friend and other things that Neville…
Story, story. Today, I am going to tell you about the beauty of monotony. Having a routine and sticking to it, can be the most freeing thing ever. When I am not taking a walk to break the monotony of my days, or passing out from the smell of my own morning breath and farts (it’s only funny if you laugh at it), I have a routine that I don’t…
Happy Book Lovers Day everyone! 9th of August. There is no easier or better wellness hack than smelling a book, especially a hard cover book, or a magazine that has been passed around your friend group. I am of course talking about physical books. It’s impossible to smell a digital book. Is it not? I remembered how much I genuinely love walking this week. When the sun is not out…
