1. Take on a Big Challenge Once a Year Push yourself to do something that scares you or feels impossible. It could be quitting smoking, running a marathon, starting a podcast, or even launching a business. Maybe it’s writing a daily blog, publishing your book, or learning to play
When you’re out of work and anxiety sets in, who do you turn to for help? The answer you get will always depend on who you ask. Ask your parents, and they’ll tell you to find another job—security, they say. Ask your priest, and they’ll guide
Savor every bite of that tender, juicy piece of meat, because tomorrow your teeth may not be strong enough to enjoy it. Climb that mountain, feel the wind on your face, and kiss the peak. Tomorrow, your legs may rest in a wheelchair. Capture the beauty of your youth in
My name is David, but they used to call me "The Lion" in my prime. I was a force to be reckoned with on the rugby field—an icon in South Africa’s provincial leagues. It feels like another lifetime now, but there was a time when my
Every problem has a solution that can be found in a book. And I might have that book. My mission is to share the gift of knowledge by giving the right book to the right person.
I grew up where the land cracked under the sun and every day was a struggle between what we wanted and what we could afford. My father worked the fields from dawn to dusk, his hands worn and his face hard with years of toil. My mother’s laughter had
There’s something sacred in the old. It’s in the crumbling corners of a building, in the weathered stone of a forgotten street, in the quiet corners of a place that holds too many stories to tell. I think about how we’ve been rushing, scrambling toward progress, hungry
The little bike has been resting in our hallway for two decades now. I turned to my beloved and asked why she won't let go of this old thing. It's just cluttering up our home, and we have no real use for it anymore. Her eyes
Imagine getting paid for something you genuinely enjoy—using software. The online world is powered by software, and businesses depend on it to stay productive. With constant updates and new features, there’s a growing demand for people to master various software tools in order to work efficiently. This demand
For two years, I poured myself into making videos. The fastest I could go from script to publishing was two hours. Nas Daily? It took him ten hours to create just one minute of content. I was burning out. It was too much. If I had to start over, I’
As a student, I’ve always taken learning into my own hands. Before each class, I dive into the textbook, and sometimes I even explore extra readings from the library to dig deeper into the topic of the day. But often, when the lesson unfolds exactly as it does in
I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to commit—truly commit—to a goal that seems almost impossible. Some of you may know Nas Daily, the guy who made a video every single day for 1,000 days. His secret? Deadlines and self-discipline. It got me wondering: