Meeting the right person at 30 and getting married at 35 is still beautiful. Getting pregnant at 40 is still possible. Starting a family after 45 is still a wonderful blessing. Don't let other's timetables pressure you. Trust the divine timing of your life and surrender to it.
when i notice i’m being a little too judgmental towards others i always have to pause and self evaluate bc what other ppl do with their lives literally doesn’t have shit to do with me
It's actually healthy when people dislike you, that means you're not a people pleaser and you have boundaries.
A lot of your problems come from not putting people in their place the first time they try you. Be careful what you tolerate. You're teaching people how to treat you.
The Presidency Internship Programme 2025 - 2027
Unemployed South African graduates/post graduates who are younger than 35 years of age, with a tertiary qualification in one of the fields of study mentioned in this specific advert are invited to apply for internship programme.
Stipend: R7 450.63 per month (National Diploma; Bachelor’s/Honours Degree) R8987.83 per month.
(Master’s Degree) The Interns will receive a stipend according to the level of qualification obtained.
HOW TO APPLY:
· The Presidency, Private Bag X1000, Pretoria, 0001 or Hand deliver at Government Avenue, Union Buildings, Arcadia, Pretoria or by email: [email protected].
Applications close on 23 December 2024 at 16:00.
Download advert, here: https://t.co/KlOery5w60.
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One thing I like about breakthrough is that once it has arrived, people will think you were just keeping a low profile the whole time you were struggling. So hang in there, don’t lose hope, in time you will rise like a phoenix from the ashes ❤️
a lot of misdirected anger, due to unmet needs, arising at this time. a lot of heightened sensitivity around the holidays compounded by social and economical factors. remember to extend compassion and set boundaries for your wellbeing.