The erosion of ethics: compassion fatigue and the moral decline of private healthcare
In a world where private healthcare is fast becoming the default for those who can afford it, a troubling undercurrent is growing stronger, a decline in ethical standards, compassion fatigue among providers and the alarming prevalence of unregulated and technically unsound practices. While private healthcare often talks about efficiency, choice and innovation, these benefits are […]
Motherhood: Why are women still being judged?
In a society that claims to value choice and empowerment, women who decide to become mothers later in life still face a disproportionate level of scrutiny. Despite medical advances and changing social landscapes, there remains a deep-rooted stigma around so-called “late motherhood”, a judgement fuelled largely by outdated ideas about biology, age, and what it […]
Living a life with purpose
In a world that often glorifies five-year plans, neatly mapped-out careers, and ticking off boxes on the ‘success’ checklist, the idea of living a purposeful life can get lost in translation. Purpose, contrary to popular belief, is not the same as having everything planned out. It’s not about rigid schedules or knowing exactly what your […]
The quiet courage of becoming: personal evolution and the path to our own destiny
There’s a quiet revolution that takes place in the heart of every person who chooses to live on purpose. Not for applause, nor for approval, but because they cannot live another day betraying themselves. It is not loud, nor is it glamorous. It’s often lonely. But it is the beginning of true aliveness. Personal evolution […]
