Proud Coloured Queen

04/09/2025

On the left, the sweet is fully wrapped and protected, untouched, preserved. On the right, the same sweet is unwrapped and exposed, swarmed by ants, its value slowly being consumed by what’s been allowed too close, for too long.
In life, staying open hearted is beautiful, but being open to the wrong people for too long can leave you drained, invaded, and stripped of your essence. Not everyone deserves access to your softness, your goodness, or your time. Some are only drawn to what they can take from you.
Learn from the sweet; protection isn’t weakness, it’s wisdom. Stay open, but stay discerning. Know who to unwrap your soul for. Surround yourself with those who protect your peace, not those who devour it.
Lastly; Everyone will be drawn to your sweetness, but not everyone is meant to taste it.

18/08/2025

Motivational Monday.... Good morning...

15/08/2025

PNP Zimbabwe has some good deals....

14/08/2025

What a wonderful story....She is so much fun on the social media platforms. We need more women to be like her. Lets read her story.

Johannesburg domestic worker Laiza Moyo calls herself a House Executive and Deputy Parent. She mentors others while building homes and supporting her family.

13/08/2025

13/08/2025

Today is Wisdom Wednesday - What tips would you like to know?

I will post recruitment tip on CV's

Always make sure your CV is no more than 4 pages long, no picture unless specified on the advert, not too much details on your personal life. Nice and plain - no background pics or small emojis on your cv. Thats a big NO NO...

See you all next week.

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12/08/2025

Today is Tuesday Tips:
Here’s a no-nonsense but practical list of budgeting tips you can actually stick to — not the “skip your daily coffee” nonsense, but the real deal:

1. Track every cent.
Write it down, use an app, or keep a simple spreadsheet. If you don’t know where your money is going, you can’t control it.

2. Separate needs from wants.
Electricity is a need. That USD500 shoe sale is a want (even if it’s “such a good deal”).

3. Use the 50/30/20 rule as a guide.

50% → Needs (bills, rent, food)

30% → Wants (entertainment, dining out)

20% → Savings & debt repayment

4. Pay yourself first.
As soon as you get paid, move your savings amount aside before you touch the rest. Treat it like a bill you can’t skip.

5. Give every dollar a job.
Don’t let money “float” in your account. Assign it a purpose so it doesn’t disappear.

6. Build an emergency fund.
Even USD20 a week adds up. Aim for 3–6 months’ expenses eventually.

7. Shop with a list — and stick to it.
Impulse buys are budget killers.

8. Cut one “leak” at a time.
Find one recurring expense you can reduce or remove this month (subscriptions, eating out, takeaways).

9. Plan for the “non-monthly” expenses.
School uniforms, birthdays, car repairs — they’re not surprises if you know they’re coming. Put a little aside each month for them.

10. Review and adjust monthly.
A budget isn’t a tattoo — it can change as your life changes.

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11/08/2025

YES YES LETA SHARE AND GO....

🎶 Next up on the Zimstock stage… we are beyond excited to welcome Mi Casa!

Get ready for their soulful beats, infectious energy and chart-topping hits that have captured hearts across Africa and beyond.

📅 13 September
📍 Hellenic School
🎟 Tickets available now

Bring your friends, bring your family, and get ready to dance the day (and night) away!