No man is an island…
Human beings are inherently social creatures, relying on each other for survival and growth. – No man is an island – underscores our interdependence, emphasising the vital need for connection and community. Embracing Change Change is the one constant in life. As Heraclitus, the ancient Greek philosopher, aptly noted, “The only constant in life is […]
Begin with… The End in Mind
The Path to Financial Freedom Financial freedom is more than just a numerical goal; it’s a comprehensive lifestyle choice that brings unparalleled peace of mind. It’s about constructing a life where money is no longer a constant source of stress, but rather a tool to help you achieve your personal version of happiness. In […]
Fundamental Principles for Social Order & Harmony
The Importance of Decorum Within a Society Decorum, often understood as the set of proper behaviours, manners, and etiquette that individuals adhere to in social interactions, is a foundational element of any society. It governs the way people conduct themselves in public and private spaces, ensuring that interactions remain respectful, orderly, and harmonious. The necessity […]
Simply Helping You to Help Yourself…
What are you doing with your life? The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. START HERE “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill is a seminal self-help book that explores the principles of success and wealth accumulation. Published in 1937, the book is based on Hill’s extensive research and interviews with some […]
Weekly Success 101
How Do I Cope with Life’s Challenges? The Moral of this Newsletter and the message from Footprints in the Sand is that, “You are never alone, especially during your most trying times and to accept that life is not easy for any one of us — it’s a given responsibility to be honoured […]
Atomic Habits
You can transform your life with many tiny changes in your behaviour that you can begin applying right now. Most people think that when you want to change your life, you need to think big. But real change comes from the compound effect of hundreds of small decisions: doing two push-ups a day, waking up […]