Welcome to the Women's News Vertical on Pinktuition! This is your ultimate guide to navigating life as a woman in the modern world. Here, we share stories of triumph, resilience, and learning, aiming to empower, inspire and inform you in areas of every day life.
We believe in the power of shared experiences and knowledge. Our articles not only echo the voices of women from different walks of life but also shed light on their unique perspectives and challenges. Whether it's about embracing new cultures, dealing with societal pressures, learning to treat yourself with kindness, navigating mom-guilt, or understanding your own actions and emotions, this space is here to guide you through it all.
My fabulous life as a South African expat in: The Netherlands
Amsterdam beckoned with the promise of well-oiled systems, pristine roads, and a web of dedicated bike lanes, replacing the load-shedding, potholes, and blue skies of South Africa with a unique set of challenges and rewards. But is it home, will it ever be home?
How to say no without actually saying “no”
How to say no without actually saying "no - It's a common challenge many of us encounter. We often find ourselves saying "yes" when we'd actually like to decline, but we're too afraid of being disliked, judged, or confrontation. Sometimes we crave feeling needed - whatever your vice, this piece will help you better understand the why behind your actions, and lead you towards alternative responses.
Tips for boosting your self-confidence before important events
Confidence takes work. Acknowledging that you lack self-confidence is a start, but how do you actually go about cultivating the parts that lack? Read more here about the “law of reversed effort” and how confidence can be weaponised against women.
My ongoing struggle with perfectionism and how I’m learning to let go
Perfectionism, defined as the relentless pursuit of flawless and often unattainable standards, affects various aspects of one's life, including personal achievements, relationships, and work. Becoming aware of my perfectionismm and being able to give it a name was the greatest turning point on this journey.
My fabulous life as a South African expat in Qatar
“I can describe life in Qatar in two words: Comfortable and Convenient” - Read how a South African teacher immigrated to Qatar, met her husband, and settled in after 6 years.