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Category: growth

7th Aug 20226th Aug 2022 Koya Nkrumah Family, growth, mental health, Religion/Beliefs

Is hitting children discipline?

In many cultures and some religions, physical punishment of children is encouraged - the society I come from encourages this and many people have used a famous Christian bible verse to justify this practice. Years ago, I was sat in a meeting and the speaker who claimed to be passionate about fatherhood, especially for black … Continue reading Is hitting children discipline?

3rd Jul 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth

Growth is uncomfortable – but it is necessary!

A word I am fast accepting will be a constant in my vocabulary is growth! When I was a young girl, I always attributed growth to physical changes and the natural transition from childhood to adulthood. As I grew older, I realised that growth was multifaceted and applied to many areas of ones life - … Continue reading Growth is uncomfortable – but it is necessary!

5th Jun 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth, Relationships, Uncategorized

When disrespect is shrouded in humour!

Previously posted Jan 2021 We all need a bit of humour in our lives to make the serious moments more bearable – over the years,I have learned to laugh at my not so proud moments and mistakes after the initial despair . Most importantly, I am learning to quiet the very harsh critic that lives … Continue reading When disrespect is shrouded in humour!

1st May 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth, Relationships, Uncategorized

Stop explaining yourself to people who will not listen.

First published May 2021 Not too long ago, I was having a heart to heart conversation with a very close friend. I was telling her of a betrayal I had suffered at the hands of someone I trusted very much. She was shocked by what I was telling her and asked me why I never … Continue reading Stop explaining yourself to people who will not listen.

24th Apr 202224th Apr 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth, Relationships

Dealing with overbearing people.

When I was twenty years old, I lost my mother to cancer - through my teens, I had witnessed her battle the disease that would eventually steal her from our family. She was a kind person who made an impact on everyone she met and talking to a friend recently, I noticed that I had … Continue reading Dealing with overbearing people.

27th Feb 202227th Feb 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth, Relationships

Why are people so quick to believe bad things they hear about good people?

So, a bit of a story time - a good friend of mine visited me recently; I had not seen her for while and was happy to see her when she dropped over at mine after work. While we were catching up, the discussion moved on to another person we knew whom we had not … Continue reading Why are people so quick to believe bad things they hear about good people?

2nd Jan 20222nd Jan 2022 Koya Nkrumah growth, Uncategorized

This year, choose you!

I want to start by wishing everyone a happy new year and to also thank you for your support over the last year. My journey and growth has all been possible because of your support - thank you very much and I am excited for all that is ahead as we journey together. Talking about … Continue reading This year, choose you!

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