SHEblog

There's a lot of traffic on social media concerning the requirements of the students for Zoom classes. Whilst it is understandable that the students must adhere to the requirements and meet the teachers halfway, this task is gravely difficult for most. It is a trying time and I sincerely thank the teachers for going out of their way, but here are some of things you may tend to overlook.  To my dearest teacher,  - Your student may not have a stable internet connection.  - Your student may not have a microphone to respond to your questions.  - Your student may not have an appropriate background to set up a camera.  - Your student may not be living in an area where the surroundings are quiet (I can attest to this, I literally live on a farm).  - Your student may not have a laptop of his/her own and cannot attend classes.  - Your student may not have the capacity and motivation to learn using a computer.  - Being focused, attentive and active is HARD....

Been MIA for a pretty long time and for that, I'd like to apologise.  This blog post does not provide any tips, tricks or traits of an entrepreneur, but rather my experience as a person.  For a long time, I've been unhappy, and satisfaction emanated from overworking myself. Keeping busy was my method of coping with whatever darkness was peering over my shoulder. For months all I did was cry. Cry and cry and cry and cry. My eyes were puffy, and I was always tired. Yet still, I had so much negative energy built up on the inside that it was consuming me. I put all my energy and focus into work and while the outcomes were phenomenal, I felt nothing. Zip. Nothing. It felt like a vortex in my chest and on the other side of it was just darkness. Dark, empty, and cold. It felt like I was drowning with every breath I took and I wasn't even under water. Some days I struggled to even get out of bed, most days I didn't even want to respond to messages and something simple as sendin...