Sunél’s Blog

Sunél's Blog | White is white. Right?
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 07 February 2025

Choosing an off-white paint turned into an unexpected lesson for Sunél. What seemed simple became a frustrating challenge, revealing the depth of expertise needed to get it right. Undertones shifted, lighting played tricks, and expert advice proved invaluable. It was a reminder that true mastery comes from experience - and that in many fields, things are far more complex than they seem. 

Sunél's Blog | How to survive Trump 2.0
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 31 January 2025

In this blog, Sunel reflects on the unpredictable nature of today’s world, driven by political turbulence and divisive figures like President Trump. It’s a time for caution - both in how we manage our finances, what we consume and how we guard our mental well-being. 

Sunél's Blog | Taking stock
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 24 January 2025

Sunel shares her annual ritual of taking stock at the start of each year—reflecting on the past, evaluating priorities across all areas of life, and planning holistically for what lies ahead. She explores the importance of balance, the inevitability of life’s seasons, and the need to adjust plans as life unfolds.

Sunél's Blog | Reflections on 2024
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 20 December 2024

Sunel reflects on the paradox of modern life: despite unprecedented progress, we feel discontented. Drawing insights from Paul Krugman and Johan Fourie, she explores why we struggle to appreciate how far we’ve come. With a focus on gratitude and personal joy, she shares her own highlights from the year. This blog is a reminder to find the good in our lives, even amidst global gloom.

Sunél's Blog | What to gift yourself this holiday
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 13 December 2024

 Sunel offers a gentle reminder that true holiday magic includes both celebration and relaxation.

Sunél's Blog | On the other side
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 06 December 2024

Sunel discusses how she has now experienced three of the most life-changing transitions one can attempt during midlife: leaving corporate to start a business, moving cities, and divorce.

Transitions, like divorce or career changes, often force us to walk a path that was not our first choice, whether by our own making or thrust upon us.