Sunél’s Blog

Sunél's Blog | When in Rome
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 15 November 2024

Sunél’s first solo trip to Rome was more than an escape—it was a chance to reconnect with herself and find clarity. Surrounded by the city's beauty, she took time to unplug, reflect, and embrace the freedom of creating her own reality. In this post, Sunél encourages others to carve out moments of solitude, block out the noise, and protect their peace amid the chaos of the world.

Sunél's Blog | Is it the right time to invest offshore?
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 01 November 2024

Sunél admits that she still sometimes falls into the trap of wanting to be right—it feels smart, after all. But over time, she’s come to realize that the pursuit of being "right" is often a delusion. Instead, she now approaches decisions as choices, each with its own consequences. In this post, Sunél reflects on the power of letting go of perfection and embracing the freedom that comes with making choices.

Sunél's Blog | Why we don't have to fear freedom
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 25 October 2024

Imagine embracing the freedom of retirement - where the pressure of obligations fades, and meaningful moments and passions take center stage. To really live!

Sunél's Blog | Connecting the dots
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 18 October 2024

In a world that emphasises the skills typically associated with youth – innovation, speed and ingenious problem-solving – we can easily overlook the slower, more deliberate advantage that comes with age and experience: the impact of wisdom.

Sunél's Blog | Why we need fire
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 11 October 2024

We now know that fire is necessary for the survival of many species, but too frequent fires can also endanger them.

Similarly, difficult times of loss or challenge can be times of reflection, rebirth, and reconnection in our lives. 

But just as frequent fires can destroy fynbos, frequent hardship can also destroy us

Sunél's Blog | When chicks don't fly
By
Sunél Veldtman, | 04 October 2024

Helping children to navitage life in their mid-twenties is difficult. Many thought, by now, we would have successfully launched adults into the world. Yet, somehow, we are still in the thick of it, helping them navigate early adulthood