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AfriCan Bioenergy Corporation Launches Under CEO Denzil Tanyanyiwa to Advance Clean Energy
[London, UK] – In a powerful move set to reshape Africa’s energy future, international development strategist Denzil T. Tanyanyiwa has officially launched AfriCan Bioenergy Corporation.
Aug 63 min read


From Advocacy to Action – Kimberly Cloud Presses VA on Mental Health Support for Veterans
Kimberly Cloud, a veteran who receives mental health care from the Veterans Affairs (VA) Hospital, continues to advocate for improved treatment and deeper understanding for veterans struggling with mental...
Aug 62 min read


Harmonic Science, Longevity & Regenerating Youth
You know those beautiful moments when you realize you’re in the flow state? Almost like you are outside of time-space, held by the universe delivering every perfect condition to achieve the “Thing”?
Aug 68 min read


Illness from a Shamanic Perspective
In my first article, I described the essentials of a shamanic practice and gave a framework for a common language going forward into the old ways of teaching stories. This article continues from that...
Aug 610 min read


Chemical-Free Revolution in Japanese Knotweed Eradication – Exclusive Interview With Alan Hoey
Ex-military intelligence, Alan leads from the front as Managing Director of the Japanese Knotweed Agency, the UK’s Leading Authority on its number one invasive weed. An innovative industry disruptor...
Aug 65 min read


Time as a Proper Investment
Ask yourself this: What does time truly mean to you? Is it money? Is it growth? Is it regret, love, or discipline? Time is the one thing we all share equally. Rich or poor, young or old, we all get 24 hours in a day.
Aug 64 min read


7 Invisible Forms of Career Grief, And How to Honor Them Without Burning It All Down
Career transitions are often framed as bold leaps or empowered pivots, but beneath the surface, many carry a quiet grief that goes unnamed. In this piece, writer and coach Yolan Bedasse explores the...
Aug 67 min read


Healing or Hiding? – The Trap of Endless Therapy
“I’ve been in therapy for years…” It’s a phrase we often hear with pride, sometimes as a shield, other times as a badge of honor. But therapy, no matter how long you’ve been in it, doesn’t equal healing...
Aug 65 min read


The Leader Who Outlasts the Algorithm – How to Build Authority in a World That Forgets Fast
In today’s fast-paced world, speed is often idolized as the key to success. Yet, true leadership isn't about how fast you move; it's about clarity, authority, and the ability to steady the course.
Aug 64 min read


How Happiness Coaching Boosts Workplace Productivity and Why Smart Companies Are Investing in It
In a world where employee burnout is on the rise and engagement is at an all-time low, organizations are looking for more than just traditional wellness benefits. One emerging solution is happiness...
Aug 63 min read


How to Manage Stress Effectively with Practical Tools
Stress, it’s everywhere. We hear almost daily from someone around us, “I am so stressed.” We hear about it constantly, and for good reason. Stress can affect our physical and mental health. How can we...
Aug 63 min read


How To Reduce Stress and Restore Balance Through Conscious Breathing
Have you ever noticed how your breathing changes when life piles on the pressure? You wake up late after a restless night. Your phone’s already buzzing with unread messages. The kids can’t find their...
Aug 65 min read


Post-Traumatic Growth for Leaders and Turning Adversity Into Strength
In the unpredictable and often tumultuous world of leadership, setbacks, failures, and traumatic experiences are inevitable. Whether it's a company crisis, public backlash, personal loss, or strategic...
Aug 64 min read


The Shadow Within – Transforming Your Inner Critic Into a Source of Power
We all have that voice. The one that whispers, “You’re not good enough,” “Who do you think you are?” or “You’re going to fail.” It creeps in just before you hit publish, step onto the stage, or reach...
Aug 66 min read


Who Am I? – The Ever–Evolving Question of Belonging
“Who am I?” It’s a question most of us ask ourselves at some point in our lives. Since childhood, we have this innate urge to develop a sense of identity, a way to understand who we are and how we relate...
Aug 65 min read


Nudged or Pushed Too Far? – The Global Movement for Ethical Digital Design
The recent report released in Australia by NSW Fair Trading (3 May 2024) offers a sobering yet necessary insight into the persistent and pervasive use of dark patterns in digital environments. These...
Aug 66 min read


When ‘Fine’ Isn’t Enough – Recognizing the Need for Mental Health Support
The standard greeting, “How are you today?” is mostly answered with “fine, thank you.” Are we really fine? Many of us smile and push through our day, pretending to be “fine.” What is the cost of doing...
Aug 64 min read


9 Signs You Need a Retreat
It’s kind of ironic that the people who most need a retreat are often the first ones to dismiss the invitation to attend one. Why? A retreat is like an intervention with ourselves. It requires a deep...
Aug 67 min read


Pioneering a New Era for Women in the EDM World – Exclusive Interview With Isabelle Veser
Isabelle Veser has been passionate about making music since childhood. Determined to prove that women can succeed in the male-dominated EDM scene, she began producing, composing, and singing her own...
Aug 63 min read


The Masculine Path to Wellness – How Crystals Empower Stress Relief and Vitality
In today’s fast-paced world, many men carry an invisible weight, an accumulation of stress that wears down their physical resilience, emotional clarity, and spiritual alignment. As an intuitive healer...
Aug 62 min read


Three Gentle Steps to Self-Love Without Hurting the People Who Rely on You
For the longest time, I believed that love meant sacrifice. That to care for others, my family, my team, my business meant constantly putting myself last. I grew up in a family where community was everything. We took care of each other, no questions asked. And as I grew older and became the breadwinner, not just for my immediate family but for almost our entire clan, that sense of responsibility only deepened.
Aug 65 min read


Unplugging From the Cult of Personality
Have you ever felt like you’re playing a role, acting out a script that someone else wrote? Like you're not truly you, but a version of yourself that's designed to please, to fit in, or to survive?
Aug 66 min read


Competition Divides, Collaboration Unites, and Why Working Together Trumps Working Against Each Other
In today's hyper-competitive business landscape, we’ve been conditioned to believe that competition is the ultimate driver of success. From boardrooms to classrooms, the narrative remains consistent...
Aug 67 min read


Why You Don’t Need Fixing, You Need a Strategy
As a small business owner (especially one with a team), it’s so easy to feel inadequate at times. To wonder “Who am I to do this?” or its slightly nastier cousin “I am not good enough.” Being responsible...
Aug 65 min read
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