"Same here. People who can only see things from their own perspective miss out on so much. It limits understanding, kills empathy, and makes real conversations almost impossible. The ability to step outside your own view and consider someone else's reality is one of the most valuable traits anyone can have."
Abanye abantwana sail through life and wena you always just have to try harder, always have to be strong, always have to understand, It's always never your time😭😭😭😭😭
@AfiaDimple_ Sometimes the person you need to forgive most is yourself, for staying too long, caring too much, and tolerating what didn’t serve you.
Healing starts when you stop justifying your endurance and start honoring your worth.
Akekho umuntu who has your best interest at heart besides yourself. If ungazcabangeli wena nobody else will. Stopping thinking people will like or care for you unconditionally you’re not a teddy bear. This thing of being liked requires a lot of nurturing that sometimes cannot be maintained. There’s characters who want their egos massaged in order for them to reciprocate any gesture. People genuinely are good people well some or most of them, nawe yourself you might be a good person but don’t be a good person to bad people they walk all over you like a door mat. Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. With that said the moral of the story is Ungavumi ukujwayelwa amasimba it’s not beneficial.
Meet 33 year old Dr Nonjabulo Ndaba from Pietermaritzburg,KZN. She is officially the youngest PhD graduate at UKZN and the first Black South African woman in SA to earn a doctorate in Occupational Therapy.
Due to her exceptional research back in 2019, she was awarded the New Generation of Academics Scholarship Programme (NGAP) to begin her Doctorate journey🎓
All the hard work has paid off as today she is employed full time as a Senior lecturer at UKZN’s School of Health Sciences, (focusing on paediatric health), guiding Honors and Masters students.
She has presented her groundbreaking PhD research to experts & scholars at local and international conferences🏅
Dr Ndaba, is also the Co-chairperson of the KwaZulu-Natal branch of the Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa (OTASA)🏅
Wow. The youth truly are the future 💫