Change. “You only need to know the direction, not the destination. The direction is enough to make the next choice.” James Clear This is not a piece that will try to define Web3 (there are many people on Twitter who can do that far better than I can) or…

In our younger years, we can’t wait to grow up. We wish that we would grow up faster. You always want to be older and more experienced. What if we showed greater appreciation for the stage we were in and didn’t wish so much for the next best thing? This…

In the world today we have a lot of information at our finger tips. As a part of the millennial generation in the world, I have asked myself, on many occasions, the question of what it must have been like not to have Google at the ready to answer any…

A tough piece to write, but I feel that as a country we are at a tipping point and one that may be very hard to come back from if we are not honest about the need to right the ship. I am a young South African. Someone with an…

While preparing for a podcast this evening, I was reading about Spiral Dynamics and phase transitions. Taking a deep dive into modernism, the different stages and societies reactions to change. It reminded me of why I started writing these short pieces of daily reflecting in the first place. I wasn’t…

There is a difference between arrogance and confidence. I am sure you may have heard this saying before, but have you ever really taken the time to process what it means? Just because a person has the confidence to believe in their ideas, doesn’t mean you should knock them. Of…

In our fast-paced world, it can be easy to get caught up in letting things just run for the sake of. There is always so much on the go and the ability to see through the craziness takes time, something which we think we don’t have much of but it’s…

Riding bikes is fun, falling is part of the journey and getting back up is what makes it all worthwhile. As a young kid I enjoyed riding my bike, I would spend hours practicing jumps and seeing how quickly I could race around the garden. It is natural to assume…

As I sat down to dinner this evening with friends, who I can quite easily call my family, I was reminded about how important it is to make the time to do the small things that we far to often let go of when life gets full. It’s easy to…