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Jun
The Sunlight We Cannot See

How the environments we repeatedly experience become the environments we eventually carry within us This photograph has become one of my favourite teaching tools, and the reason it works so well is that almost everyone who sees it draws the wrong conclusion. Three plants. Noticeably different in size, density and health. The natural assumption — […]

Posted in: Inclusion,
05
Jun
Beyond Burnout: Building Sustainable Workplaces for a Changing World

The workforce is not failing — it is overloaded and on the verge of burnout A RESTORE™ Framework perspective on the working women in South Africa report 2026 The Working Women in South Africa Report 2026 complied yearly by Recruit My Mom presents itself as a workforce trends report examining burnout, AI adaptation, return-to-office mandates, […]

Posted in: Working Women,
03
Jun
My Love

My Love, I’m sorry I forgot the bread. I know that sounds like a ridiculous way to begin a letter, especially considering that this isn’t really about bread. In fact, if I’m being completely honest, by the time you read this I may not even remember whether it was bread. It could have been milk. […]

Posted in: ADHD,