Eugene Scheepers

When you’re a kid, all you want, is to be an adult. And when you become an adult and responsible for your own life, bills etc. You realise very quickly, that it’s not everything you thought it would be. Enter the Rat Race All of a sudden, you

Recently I came across an interesting word. Bikeshedding. Well, it’s more of a made-up word, but I thought it was pretty remarkable. Formally known as “Parkinson’s Law of Triviality”; Bikeshedding is an observation about the human tendency to devote a great deal of time to unimportant details, while

As a child, I remember my grandfather’s Casio watch captivated me. It was simple, yet reliable. And, like any young, impressionable kid, I desired my own, pestering my mother relentlessly until I owned a similar Casio. Technology is moving at the speed of light Since then, I have lost

It’s often said that optimists are dreamers, always looking at the world through rose-coloured glasses. They’re seen as the ones who believe that every cloud has a silver lining and that there’s always light at the end of the tunnel. Yet, what is often overlooked is the