From Fragmentation to Integration

Have you also at times (even now) felt that your life is fragmented and that you struggle to find the so called “balance” between so many good things? Everything contends for your time, and some even try to convince you that they should be at the center stage. I mean, there can be your work or business, family, community, sport and recreation, friends, self-development and studies. Then school and church might also call for attention. And if you dare to put Facebook, Instagram, Emails and WhatsApp in the mix (because people connections matter), it feels like a wild storm from Monday to Monday. Even teenagers struggle nowadays, going to bed later and later. Continue reading From Fragmentation to Integration

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Voting Wisely

My intention is not to pose a political opinion here, but from a behavioural science point of view consider how the current political climate and events can teach us important life lessons.

On 20 March 2019 a record number of 48 parties had registered candidates for the national parliamentary election (as announced by the Electoral Commission of South Africa (IEC)). This is 19 more parties that contested the 2014 national elections. It is evident that democracy is alive and well in South Africa, a bit too much so, some would say. Continue reading Voting Wisely

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