Why Capable Leaders Lose Clarity, And Why It’s Not a Personal Failure
You don’t lose clarity because you lack ability; it thins when responsibility accumulates without space.
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Meet the Woman Revolutionising Porn: Anna Richards on Ethical Erotica and Empowerment
I was a woman in my 40s, looking for erotic visual stimuli, and the only thing that existed was male-centric and worlds away from authentic erotica or female desire.
The Truth About Narcissistic Abuse: Michele Paradise on Healing, Identity, and Choosing Yourself
Developmental trauma, emotional neglect, and narcissistic abuse are often invisible—but they shape everything: our identity, our relationships, our capacity to thrive.
Tasha Bailey: How I Turned Silence into Healing and Redefined What Wellness Looks Like for Black Women
In a profession that usually frowns on therapists being too human, I chose to let people in — breaking the rules I was taught in my training.
Amanda Thomson: The Disruptor Behind Noughty Non-Alcoholic Wine and a New Era of Conscious Drinking
Most people don’t want to hear the real secret sauce to success — but it’s not what you think.
Asking Isn’t a Weakness; It’s How You Own Your Worth
Asking isn’t weakness; it’s courage in motion. When you ask with clarity, life meets you halfway.
From Kenya to the World: A Story of Faith, Resilience, and Humanitarian Leadership
The biggest challenge I have encountered is losing a baby. In 2013, my husband and I lost our daughter at 20 weeks of pregnancy. I had to go through labour and delivery, except she was born still.
Learning to Hear Myself: Living with Hearing Loss and Finding My Voice
I edited myself out of my own life, little by little, afraid that visibility meant vulnerability.
What Nearly Dying Taught Me About Truly Living
It’s never too early to start living like you’re dying... I came very close to losing everything. Anything after that point felt like a win.
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