Apologize and Let the Pride Slide
By Splendor Eloke Young
As parents or guardians, we must work within the consciousness that children also have the tendency to get hurt by our actions or inactions. The fear of losing authority and respect has made most parents abandon the phrase “I am sorry” when relating with their children. Learning to say “I am sorry” to your child when you know you have made a mistake, will go a long way in building and maintaining a great parental relationship between you and the child, as well as showing mutual respect which we all should strive to teach and imbibe.
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Contributing our quotas to making impact in the lives of others, and making a positive mark in the society is very important because it…
Can You Reverse A Medical Condition?
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She Is Already Intimate With Him – What Should I Do?
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CARBOHYDRATES – Too much is Bad, too little is not enough!
When getting your meal ready for either breakfast, lunch or dinner, we are always so excited to dish the food and sit down to…
Nisreen and Nermeen Abu Dail – The Sisters of Sculpture Embroidery
Usually, when embroidery is mentioned, we think of the different fabrics that are usable and the intricate designs that go on these fabrics to…
Women Entrepreneurs are Still Faced with Undercapitalization and Gender Bias
“I think you should focus on your role as a wife and mother.” Those were the words Beatrice received from a bank manager while…
Trio of Strong Women Now At Helm of Affairs at the Nelson Mandela University
Nelson Mandela University (NMU) recently celebrated the inauguration of Professor Sibongile Muthwa as vice-chancellor and Dr. Geraldine Fraser-Moleketi as chancellor. They join NMU chair…
I never dreamed about success – I worked for it
“I didn’t get here by dreaming or thinking about it. I got here by doing it.”- Estee Lauder, Founder of Estee Lauder Cosmetics
7 Strengths Every Business Woman Should Portray
A person’s strength is not only revealed in his physical appearance but also his charisma and the aura he gives away; this aura is…
The Modern Day Kimono – More Than Just a ‘Thing to Wear
The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment that comes in the form of full-length robes, usually worn by the Japanese for important festivals and…
ZHOU QUNFEI – Transforming the Lens Industry
Zhou Qunfei was born in 1970 and has established herself in the manufacturing industry after founding Lens Technology, one of the world’s major manufacturers…
