Enabling the How
Enabling the How
In a world consumed by the “What” we “Enable your How…” to make the world a better place.
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About Enabling the How
Our call to action at 5th Place is to focus on developing emotional fitness and mental well-being in order to create positive change in the world. Join us, Chantal and Matthew, co-owners of 5th Place, in our escapades every week as we stumble and trip, dance and whirl our way through very normal and not so normal weeks in their drive to make the world a better place. This “How” comes in many different forms and in this case it comes in the form of sharing life, loves, and loss. It’s also a whole lot of what living is like in South Africa.
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Displaying issues #239 to #247
Let’s expect wins
Hot summer days that we will not complain about, a perilous trip north and disappointing eating experiences had us dump being let down to expect wins instead.
Time ticks on
February already! Where did the time go? Days blurred into each other for the want of novelty and difference. Time for a reset.
Some things can’t wait
WIth Chantal away it was time to attend to the list of maintenance issues impatiently waiting to be fixed. There were some successes and some setbacks, but some things can’t wait.
Blazing saddles
After a good break in the berg we are back to a year that promises to be blazing with action. The message is hold on or get dragged along.
A last reflection
A sunny and busy weekend that ended with watching a monster movie and had us reflecting on our year.
Unexpected wins
A surprise safe delivery of a parcel thought long gone started the week off with an unexpected win. Another one followed soon after to herald a stop at the top.
Valuable values
A week bookended with discussions about values got us considering our own and how easy it is to misunderstand each other when there is a clash of values.
Big garden and bigger heart
A short weekend out of town at a small establishment with a big garden and a bigger heart made our stay a delight.
A marathon not a sprint
A week full of meaningful connections gave us energy to keep on going working in an environment not often respected or appreciated. We were reminded that our work is more like a marathon than a sprint

