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Rejection can be a harsh blow for most of us. According to Verywellminds.com, the fear of rejection tends to impact our ability to succeed. You should not let the turmoil of rejection hinder you from pursuing your goals. Remember that it happens to everyone Everyone experiences rejection at some point in their lives. In fact, according to Business Insider, rejection could be occurring 988 million times per day. J.K. Rowling, the author of the award-winning book series Harry Potter, was rejected by 12 different publishing houses before Bloomsbury accepted Harry Potter. Oprah Winfrey, before becoming the star of daytime TV, was fired from her job as an evening news reporter at Baltimore's WJZ-TV because she was deemed "unfit for television news" and couldn't separate her emotions from her stories. But look at her now, successful, powerful, and giving away vehicles (hahaha see what I did there). Accept it. Remember that you are human. Rejection can evoke a complex mixtur

 Rejection can feel like a slap in the face for most of us. According to Verywellminds.com the fear of rejection tends to affect our ability to succeed. You should not let the agitation of rejection stop you from pursuing your goals. 1. Remember that it happens to everyone  Everyone experiences rejection at some point and time in their life’s. In fact according to Business Insider rejection could be happening 988 million times per day. J.K Rowling the author of award winning book series Harry Potter got rejected by 12 different publishing house before Bloomsbury accepted Harry Potter. Oprah Winfrey before she became the star of day time TV she was fired from her job as an evening news reporter at Baltimore's WJZ-TV because she was "unfit for television news" and couldn’t sever her emotions from her stories. But look at her now successful and powerful and giving away vehicles.  1. Accept it Remember that you are human. Rejection can evoke a complicated mixture of feelings.

(Instagram, 2021) Not only is he pleasing to the eye, but he also has the ability to indite stories that ignites fire as well as educate its reader. His mind is filled with mysterious, exciting worlds with mind-blowing characters. He is Young vibrant, hardworking, adventurous, and curious. You might have spotted the 23-year-old in a recent Tropika advert. The multitalented Kopano Mothibi was born in Taung, a small town situated in the North West Province. The name implies the spot of the lion and was named after Tau, the King of the Barolong. He is currently residing in Johannesburg. Kopano is not only a model but a self-taught writer and also an aspiring author. He fell in love with words and puzzling them together at a tender age. He had always been good at participating in activities that involved writing in school, whether it was writing and preparing a speech, poem for school. He also began journaling while in secondary school.  “Writing has always been an outlet that lets me empt

  Photo by: Ngqiqo Somaxa Rest assured brothers and sisters the South African rap game is in safe hands. “I heard they killing the game so I am cooking up the cure”   Announced the 19 year-old savior  of hip hop Eli6ah whose birth name is   Ngqiqo Somaxama, From sincity, Pretoria.   His stage name Eli6ah is adapted from the Bible, after the Hebrew prophet ,Elijah, who rank with Moses in saving the religion and it spelled with a six to cause a contradiction since the number six is associated with evil it is referred  to as the "number of the beast". Soon many are going to be referring to him as the “Yahweh of the rap game” here at home.   His love for rap music stems from the streets of  Pretoria. He was somehow  alwa ys   surrounded by the genre.   “ I have always related to It” he added    He doesn’t remember needing to pursue anything else besides music except for when he was in primary school and he w as intrigued by the sun, moons, stars, universes,

  from the left:  Vuyo Kwanda (21) Mmeli Ntshakala (24) Dear reader, grab a chair and let me tell you about my rooftop Experience. When it was announced by our president, Cyril Ramaphosa, that the lockdown regulations will be relaxed as the country moves to alert level one. I knew it was the queue for me to get my dancing shoes on and show off my dance moves, and NarowBi arts was the perfect place for that. As our president had stated that we, as a country have "withstood the storm" and the sunset has never looked more beautiful from the urban backpackers roof top. NarowBi arts pronounced Nah-Roh-bye is a combination of a party and an exhibition. It was established on the 25th Of March 2019 by Mmeli Ntshakala, twenty three years old turning twenty four, who is full time student, artist as well as an artist manager together with Vuyo Kwanda (21) a creative on the most fundamental level ,curator plus a full time events planner, He later withdrew from his studies at the Univer

  Yellow Pages cover (Ebooks ,2020)  This month, October, was declared Mental Health Awareness Month by our South African government, with the objective of not only educating the public about mental health but also to reduce the stigma and discrimination that people with mental illness are often subjected to.  Loyiso Paul Pududu (20) born in Mahikeng but currently residing in Pretoria, a full time Television Production Student, writer, poet at heart and a sheer supporter of mental wellness. He could not have chosen a better time to address mental illness. His first Published book ever, a poetry collection titled Yellow leaf is a solace for those struggling with mental illness and a lament from the author who also had his fair share of struggles when it comes to coping with mental illness more specifically anxiety disorder. Mayo Clinic states that this condition is accompanied by repeated episodes of sudden feelings of intense anxiety and fear or terror that reach a peak within minute