QUESTIONS THAT GOD ASKS

Most people prefer answers to questions. The reason is simple: answers invite rest. Conversely, questions invite thought and mental engagement. Questions are problems that awaken us from celebration to digging deeper to find solutions and explanations.  Do you love questions or answers?  Our education systems have made us feel that the smartest among us are […]

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A Case for Resilience

“Resilience can only form if we face, and learn how to be better equipped to manage our problems.” – Jo Frost  Bold, cold and fragile. Whenever one reads reports from HR practitioners regarding workplace dynamics, these are some of the adjectives used to describe a certain demographic of the populace namely the Gen Z. They […]

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Recipe For a Fruitful Day

We all want a fruitful day and wish those we love and care for. But did you know it is not so much in the wishes as in what everyone does to get themselves in shape for such a day? A life story of someone is a collection of daily averages. One’s story is built […]

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Speak truth to power

“To be passive is to let others decide for you. To be aggressive is to decide for others. To be assertive is to decide for yourself.” – Edith Eva Eger A couple of weeks back while strolling with my baby sister, with a voice marked with unresolved hurt and a face evident of grave disappointment, […]

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Anarchy is Pregnant Again! Part I

Wherever there is a throne, there must be someone to occupy that throne. When there is a throne without an occupant, anarchy is pregnant again. It is only when anarchy is pregnant that abortion becomes an unquestionable intervention. Unfortunately, there are times when people ignore such interventions and instead provide top-notch prenatal care to pregnant […]

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5 Lessons I Learned From a Matatu Driver At a ‘Cost’, But I Give To You Freely

In the upper hemisphere of the year 2023, I got a work assignment that demanded a route and schedule change. The new company’s culture demanded that every employee be at the workstation by 7:30 am. My job description made this need even more significant. With this in mind, every minute during the working days counted. […]

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A Forgotten Superpower?

“We can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist.” – James Baldwin In my early campus days, I was introduced to the concept of fallacies in the critical thinking class. One of them, namely ad hominem, particularly intrigued me. […]

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