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Rethinking Infidelity and Vulnerability

November 13, 2017 · by Kajsa · in General Advice, Ghana, Relationships

The psychologist looks out from the brightly lit stage and asks the audience, “How many of you have been affected by infidelity? As a family member? As the one who is cheating? As the betrayed partner?” The…

Three Weeks without Social Media: Was I Happier in the End?

August 22, 2017 · by Kajsa · in General Advice, Ghana, Kajsa HA's Social Media, Personal, Relationships, Social Media

To be able to have a completely restful vacation, I took three weeks off social media this summer. What I intended was to not read or post anything on my three favorite social media platforms:…

My talk at #iHav2017: Social Media and its Employment Opportunities

July 27, 2017 · by Kajsa · in Blogging, BloggingGhana, General Advice, Ghana, Teaching

On Wed 26 July 2017, I was invited by the iHav Foundation to be a resource person at their training for youth leaders from the entire African continent. I was invited to talk on the…

Why Do So Many Blogs Fail? How To Sustain a Blog Successfully

September 3, 2010 · by Kajsa · in Blogging, General Advice

You find a new blog and love the posts. But next time you check in, no new posts are there… Why do many perfectly good blogs fail? Today, fellow Ghanablogger Oluniyi David Ajao posts his…

Why Blogging is Good for Your Career

June 15, 2010 · by Kajsa · in Blogging, General Advice

Had lunch with an old friend today and we came to talk about blogging. My friend feels it could benefit her career to start a personal blog and, not very surprisingly for you my dear…

>On the Usefulness of Blogging and Tweeting: Earthquake in Haiti

January 13, 2010 · by Kajsa · in Blogging, General Advice

>Feeling so sad as I read the live reports of the earthquake in Haiti, see for instance the continuously updated BBC report here. This people that has been through so much, why? Today, I think…

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