Isn’t It Time You Stopped Taking Life for Granted?
Are you taking life for granted? No matter where you are in life, or the circumstances you're facing, it's good to take a step back and appreciate life.
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Reflections
Learning to Laugh at Your Mistakes
Everyone makes mistakes. Some are too big and we have live with the consequences. But there are times when it helps to laugh at yourself.
In-Laws or Outlaws?
Holidays with in-laws can be a challenging time. Here are 10 things to consider if you're hosting or being hosted by your in-laws over the holidays.
Have You Given Your Dreams Your All?
It is said that dreams don't die loudly. They die slowly and silently. Here's an experience that gave me a wake-up call regarding one of my dreams.
You’re Standing on Your Acres of Diamonds
This article explores lessons learnt from Russell H. Conwell's "Acres of Diamonds".
“Feel the Fear…and Run Towards It”: My Personal Experience With Fear and Coaching
In this article, I share fears that almost killed my business goals, and how working with coaches helped me overcome these fears.
It’s Time to Change Your Story Today
Leaving an “abusive” relationship with an employer is hard when the job pays the bills. Fulfillment Coach Ronni Waithaka shares her experience one year after quitting her job.
A Personal Experience With Goal Setting
Goal setting doesn't come easy for everyone. Fear and uncertainty of change lead to procrastination and lack of achievement as Ronni Waithaka reveals.
A Life Without Limits
We all have a story but few have the courage to tell it. In this article, Fulfillment Coach Ronni Waithaka tells her story, which led her from corporate world into coaching.
Becoming Solution Oriented
When was the last time you looked at a problem with the aim of creating a solution? Here's a challenge seek more solutions.
Going Back to the Basics
There are things that we, as a community, hide under the carpet. This elephant under the carpet is threatening our country if we don't take action now.
Lesson on Acceptance
It's easy to think of yourself as having a high level of acceptance of other people...until you encounter someone who reveals your hidden prejudices.