When I made my first trip abroad, it wasn’t just about seeing a new country. Yes, I was curious, curious about what life looked like beyond the borders of my home, curious about visiting some places I had only read about, secured visas, and booked flights for others. As a travel consultant, I travelled through […]
Living in the UK has been an enriching experience for me, full of lessons, one of which was the importance of being a good listener. This might seem like a simple or even obvious skill, but I have come to understand that true listening is far more than just hearing someone speak. It is an […]
Since Ada Ujaliagba shared a postabout graduates doing honest labour to earn a living, I have been reading a lot from people who feel they deserve more and shouldn’t settle for just any job. While it’s important to understand your value and stand firm in it, it’s equally important to understand that having a paying […]
Once upon a time, I lived in a busy city and did the same things every day. I had a job, followed the rules, and tried to be kind and careful. People liked me because I was always the same, calm, polite, and never caused trouble. But inside, I felt like something was missing. I […]
Motherhood changes you. Not all at once, and not always in ways you expect, but slowly, deeply, and in ways that stick. It starts with the obvious shifts. Your body changes, your emotions ride waves you’ve never known before, and suddenly, your life isn’t just yours anymore. But beyond the sleepless nights and lullabies, there’s […]
We often hear that experience is the best teacher but experience is only an exposure to events that one can go through repeatedly without growing from them. True learning comes from reflecting on those experiences and turning them into insights. Take this personal experience as an example. At Chykeann Consults, we handle group applications for […]
It’s common knowledge that the world celebrates high achievers and honours perfectionists. So, everyone strives to do better and reach for the best. I was raised in an environment where pushing your limits was the norm, a common mindset in many Igbo families. I remember my school days vividly, nights spent reading in a daze […]