By: Brian Harris
You might know the lovely Quaker saying, “Proceed as the way opens.” In a risk-averse era—one where we want absolute clarity and know that we are liable if we forget to read the small print—this is a gentle prompt to accept the ambiguity of life. Read more
By: The Centre for Effective Living
A common myth about relationships is that not fighting is a good sign. Although not fighting may sound ideal, peaceful, easy, and drama-free, in reality, the absence of conflict can sometimes signal emotional distance, avoidance, or unspoken resentment. Read more
By: Russ Matthews
Will the conclusion satisfy the devoted fans?
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By: Bec Harris
Renovating your home can be exciting. But if you’re considering taking on a project as an owner builder, there’s a lot to think about. Read more
By: Michelle Nortje
I recently listened to a podcast by Being Well about changing our perspectives and was reminded about what a meaningful topic this is. Read more
“When water came out, people were coming from different places, running to see what miracle had started. It was a great joy!” says Boaz, a local Compassion staff member in Tanzania. Find out how the provision of clean water transformed a family and community in the rural village of Karambandea, Tanzania. Read more
By: Michael McQueen
In an era where artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving at speed, its influence across nearly every part of our lives is hard to ignore. Read more
By: Russ Matthews
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By: Mark McCrindle
The number one rule in marketing is that if you speak to everyone, you speak to no one. Read more
By: Brian Harris
“Temptation”… It sounds like a quaintly Victorian concept, something you really shouldn’t take seriously – after all, one of my favourite chocolates is named “Temptations” and the manufacturer expects me to eat them, not avoid them. Isn’t “temptation” about the fun in life – with only the most dull and drab refusing to dive into all that is on offer? Read more