When I made the decision to join the life insurance career as an advisor more than 35 years ago, not everyone around me was enthusiastic. My beloved sister, in particular, expressed deep concern. She looked at the compensation model, based largely on results, and...
Introduction Single motherhood has become increasingly prevalent across societies worldwide. While it is often approached with sensitivity, the topic warrants honest exploration. The rise of single-parent households, most of them headed by women, has profound...
In the 2016 Rio Olympics, Usain Bolt stepped onto the track for Round 1, Heat 7 of the men’s 100 m. The world watched as the Jamaican sprint champion prepared for what would become another historic run. But in one frame, just before the gun fired, a deeper lesson...
Justice is often symbolized by Lady Justice, blindfolded, holding scales, and promising impartiality. Yet when we examine the lived reality of justice systems around the world, we find cracks in that symbolism. Too often, justice bends toward the privileged few,...
Jamaica’s demographic narrative has taken a dramatic turn. Back in the 1970s, the National Family Planning Board encouraged smaller families with the memorable slogan: “Two Is Better Than Too Many.” The country was facing real concerns, overpopulation, resource...
Not long ago, the rotary phone was the centerpiece of the household. You’d lift the receiver, wait for the dial tone, and slowly turn each number into place. It was a deliberate process, one that required patience, a steady hand, and the ability to remember a number...
