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August 2014 ISSUE 25 ISSUU.com Follow us @ reconnect magazine on Twitter.com Facebook.com Advertise your Business in reCONNECT Magazine - Contact Bradley on 0836959495 www.reconnectmag.co.za Distribuon area: Constana, Claremont, Newlands, Bishopscourt, Lansdowne, Rondebosch, Observatory, Mowbray, Kenilworth Connecting People Connecting Business reCONNECT PAYS TRIBUTE TO WOMEN ALL SOUTH AFRICAN WIN WITH Health, Wellness, Beauty, Home Improvement, Gardening, Business, Events, Lifestyle 10% off Nail Beauty Kits from Planet Nails Claremont see pg 5 Health, Wellness & Beauty

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Page 1: August 2014 reCONNECT Magazine

August 2014 ISSUE 25

ISSUU.com

Follow us @ reconnectmagazine on

Twitter.com

Facebook.com

Advertise your Business in reCONNECT Magazine - Contact Bradley on 0836959495

www.reconnectmag.co.za Distribution area: Constantia, Claremont, Newlands, Bishopscourt, Lansdowne, Rondebosch, Observatory, Mowbray, Kenilworth

Connecting People Connecting BusinessreCONNECT

PAYS TRIBUTE TO

WOMENALL SOUTH AFRICAN

WIN WITH

Health, Wellness, Beauty, Home Improvement, Gardening, Business, Events, Lifestyle

10% off Nail Beauty Kits from Planet Nails Claremont see pg 5

Health, Wellness & Beauty

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Advertisers12 Rounds Boxing 072 863 4249Baby Bear Clubhouse 082 469 6718Beauty in Motion 073 691 1650Budget Treefellers 084 797 6308Denzel Pedro Smit 082 962 1395Dr YV Chetty 021 697 4809 Emily Donn (Curtain/ Blinds) 021 797 9872Eternal Child 021 712 2536Face It Fitness 083 203 0309Faisec 021 372 4834Gentle Dental Care 021 797 2233Jolly Carp Organic 074 302 3254Joly Carp Coffee & Cake Shop 082 688 5215Justine 073 324 7537Kenwyn Martial Arts Centre 021 696 0902MS Brakes (Mobile Service) 083 737 0457

Nature's Choice 061 360 5500Nu Pharmacy 021 674 1044Planet Nails 021 801 7621RC blinds 074 259 1802Realtor of Excellence (Tamzin) 082 678 4886Rhythm Nouveau Dance Com 078 708 0735Safe Kids 079 492 4385Summer Room 071 802 9200Swarma Zone (the) 078 300 3828Thai Massage - Hatyai original 021 685 0184The Eye Guys 021 761 8363The Venue 021 697 5515 TLC 072 046 5290Tommys Book Cafe 021 761 3258Truly Truly Sewing 082 412 9051Zamani Art & Design 083 695 9495

Emergency & Local Community NumbersAnimal Welfare ServicesAnimal Welfare (All Hours) 021 692 2626Equine Emergencies 083 326 1630/31S.P.C.A. (All Hours) or 021 700 4140S.P.C.A. Emergency (a/h) 083 326 1604Small Animal Emergencies 021 674 0034TEARS 021 785 4482TEARS Emergency 083 651 6343

Emergency Services24/7 Locksmiths 021 671 8669Disasters 107Police Flying Squad 10111Ambulance 10177Poison Information 021 931 6129Poison Information 021 689 5227Risk Management Centre 24hr 080 911 4357

Environmental ServicesMountain Fires 021 590 1900Fire Control Centre (All Areas) 021 590 1900Fish Hoek Fire Station 021 782 9082Lakeside Fire Station 021 788 1843Wynberg Fire Station 021 797 6108Simon’s Town Fire Station 021 590 1900

Clinics:Belvedere Dental Centre 021 674 7503Bowwood Baby Clinic 021 674 5521Cavendish Medical Centre 021 674 0434Claremont MD & Dental 021 683 1237Chapel Street, Woodstock 021 465 2793Constantiaberg Clinic 021 799 2911False Bay 24hr 021 782 1121Station Road, Claremont 021 671 1148

Lower Maynard Rd, Wynberg 021 797 5190X Factor Lifestyle Medical 021 674 1011Hospitals:Constantiaberg 24hr 021 799 2196Crescent Clinic (psychiatric) 021 762 7666 Life Kingsbury Hospitals 021 670 4300 Red Cross Children’s 021 658 5111Tokai Medicross 021 715 7063Victoria 24hr 021 799 1111

Child Line: 08000 55 555

Law EnforcementSAPS, Lansdowne Road 021 657 2250

Magistrates CourtWynberg 021 799 1800

Municipality / CouncilWynberg 021 700 2500South Peninsula 021 784 2000Plumstead 021 710 8000

Electricity Services (General, faults)Emergencies 0800 220 440Faults 0860 103 089 Eskom supply areas 0860 037 566City of Cape Town Accounts 0860 103 089

E-mail (General enquiries)[email protected] http://www.capetown.gov.za0860 103 089

DISCLAIMER: All rights reserved. All advertisements have been accepted in good faith. Ideas and opinions advertised are NOT necessarily those of the Editor or staff. reCONNECT Magazine cannot be held responsible for perceived errors in advertisements or any consequences thereof.Although reCONNECT Magazine warrants that we check all editorials and artwork supplied, reCONNECT magazine or its Holding company cannot be held liable for any damages arising as a result of your dealings with the advertisers.

How to Find us:Editor, Marketing and Advertising: Bradley - [email protected] Artwork & Graphics AshleyFortuin.co.za- [email protected] Art: stock art & freedigitalphotos.netFind us on www.reconnectmag.co.za

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Opening Winter SpecialOff er valid until the end of August 2014

60 min massage for R33090 min body scrub and facial massage

for R395All waxing less 30%.

The vibrant Newlands Quarter is home to several excellent high end clothing shops, hairdressers, a nail bar and several well established eateries including landmark coffee shop Vida e caffè. The centre has been revamped and also hosts a Wednesday morning food market.

Tel: 021 685 0184 Email: [email protected], Newlands Quarter, Cnr Dean & Main Street

Mon - Sun 9am - 8pm

NOW IN YOUR AREA

Editorial by :Deevra Norling,

Freelance Writer.Email:

[email protected] or follow on Twitter: @

deevranorling

I am Woman, Hear Me Roar! The Rise of Women Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurship is growing rapidly worldwide as many discover that the concept of a ‘permanent’ job is nothing but an illusion. Recessions, downsizing and retrenchment have seen many companies cut staff leaving shell-shocked employees jobless almost overnight.

Entrepreneurship to date has been a largely male-dominated arena, but women entrepreneurs are slowly starting to take up a bigger slice of the entrepreneurial pie!

The contribution of women in the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector influences the economy and overall wellbeing of the country in a more far-reaching way. Why? Because women tend to reinvest their profits in their families and in educating their children and thereby reducing the cycle of generational poverty.

Starting a small business doesn’t necessarily have to involve premises, capital and staff. Entrepreneurs come in different forms. Below are some alternatives if you are thinking of giving your job the boot and going it on your own.

1. Do something you love. Take your passion or hobby and turn it into a small business. This could be anything from

sewing, cooking, dancing, art or teaching horse-riding! The possibilities are endless.

2. Freelance Many writers, graphic designers and web designers are going it on their own. In tough economic times, companies that need to cut staff end up outsourcing to a freelancer when they need to.

3. Become a consultant or independent contractorAre you a marketing guru, PR whiz, genius accountant or have experience in management consulting? Why work for someone else? Put your skills to use as a consultant.

Being a solopreneur is often the easiest way to start. But many who have started as a one-man (pardon, one-woman) show have grown their businesses into something bigger.

Remember, small businesses provide jobs to many people and play a vital role in creating a buoyant economy.

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As colds and flu do the rounds in winter it becomes increasingly important to look after our health by staying warm, eating plenty of fresh produce, and making sure we’re getting all the nutrients we need. See our interesting articles and suppliers. Stock up on your vitamins and supplements at Nu Pharmacy – check out all their great health savings!With all the focus on health, wellness, and sleeping in as late as possible in the mornings, beauty tends to take a back seat at this time of the year – but this does nothing for our mood. The old adage, “when you look good, you feel good” holds true, so give beauty a chance this winter and check out the great savings on your favourite cosmetics in store.If you’re wondering how to achieve some of your favourite beauty looks, we’ve got that covered with our experts ...We’ve got everything you need to be healthy and beautiful this winter, so get your copy of reCONNECT and take advantage of our large selection of health, wellness and beauty advice form the professionals and our partners.

Health Wellness & Beauty

Regular exercise through walking, running, cycling at least 20-30 minutes three to five times a week aids in over all health and especially heart health.Let's push ourselves physically to run the extra kilometer, to do an extra class at gym, to choose the stairs instead of the lift, to park further from entrances so that we can fit in an extra walk, to discipline ourselves with what we choose to eat and drink.Do what you can when you can, even a few minutes a day, regularly and notice amazing results to your overall health and well-being.

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reCONNECT connecting with business women Lucille Fabe (Owner of Planet Nails Claremont). How did it all start for you?It started 6 years ago .... I just got tired of being in the banking sector and decided to take on something new and this venture intrigued me because it focuses on women, beauty and sustainability, a key factor needed to enhance and promote successful women in business. Give three words that best describes your business? Retail, Wholesale , Training Where do you see yourself and the business in 3-5 years?Well hopefully we will still be trading from this store, I have just renewed our lease for 5 years. I want to expand our business to outside of the Cape metropole area and I am looking at doing more marketing to clients along the West Coast area especially as well as the Overberg areas and hopefully I will be able to do more training out there as well.

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Health & Wellness

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Out & About

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Banana Ginger Cake125 g unsalted butter125ml brown sugar125ml caster sugar5ml vanilla2 eggs375ml cups self raising flour, sifted2.5ml bicarbonate of soda, siftedPinch salt¼ cup full cream milk3 very ripe bananas mashed5ml ginger, grated50g candied ginger, chopped

reheat oven to 170º C.

Using a mixer, cream the butter, sugars and vanilla until pale and fluffy. Add 1 egg at a time mixing thoroughly each time. Add flour, bicarbonate and salt and fold in with a wooden spoon until incorporated. Add milk, ba-nana and gingers and fold in.Grease and line a loaf tin with greaseproof paper. Pour the cake batter into the tin and bake for 40-60 minutes until an inserted skewer comes out clean.Allow the cake to cool for 5 - 10 minutes before remov-ing the cake from the tin and then cool on a cooling rack.Serve warm with custard for a winter treat or with cream of ice-cream for those warmer days!This cake can also be served as a tea-time treat. Cover the cake with a dripping icing and top with walnuts or candies ginger...

Food, Recipes, etc

This month we focus on Women’s Health as we celebrate the important role women play in our world! Most Woman not only have busy homes to attend to but also busy careers and many demands. It’s so important to stay healthy and nourished to be able to meet those demands. Eating a healthy balanced diet will ensure that you are able to work hard and keep illness at bay. Here are some of my favourite choices to boost your health this month:Brown lentils: Making sure you get a good dose of “slow” carbohydrates in your diet will make sure you keep your energy levels

fl owing throughout the day. Low in calories and high in nutrition, lentils are also easy to cook and a great way to extend a meal, not forgetting how reasonably priced they are! They are a great source of folate and magnesium, which are big contributors to heart health. They make a great choice for people who are diabetic or insulin resistant as they are very high in fi bre which means carbohydrate digestion will be slow.

Flaxseeds: This incredible SuperSeed contains the highest amounts of B vitamins, magnesium, and manganese than any other seed and is rich in Omega-3 Fatty Acids which are a key force against infl ammation in our bodies. It is also incredibly high in both soluble and insoluble fi bre which is probably why fl ax has cholesterol lowering eff ects. Flax is also perhaps our best source of lignans, which convert in our intestines to substances that tend to help balance female hormones. There is evidence that lignans may promote fertility, reduce peri-menopausal symptoms, and possibly help p Dried Blueberries: One of my favourite snacks dried blueberries pack a serious nutritional punch. They are low in sodium and in calories, but rich in Vitamin K which helps your blood clot effi ciently and also plays a crucial role in bone health. There is also evidence suggesting that vitamin K helps cut the risk of bone fractures, especially in postmenopausal women who are at risk for osteoporosis.

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Security & Home Improvements

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Winner of Nature's Choice Competition Brenda Rix

Winner of El Rodizio Competition Elise Grondein

Join Cape Flats Development Association (CAFDA), A Child protection organisation, in our quest to collect as many packets of instant soup or noodles, for the less fortunate, this winter.

Your donation of just one packet will warm the heart and stomach of someone in desperate need.

Drop-off point at Cafda Office Grassy Park. For more information, please contact Lee-Anne on 021 706 2050.

Growing your business through nurturingConsidering that we're in the month of August, when our world stops to celebrate women, I cannot but think of the impact and influence women have on GROWTH. Having considered that, I thought about how women raise their children from babies to adulthood through NURTURING. As business owners, we often think that we can lead our businesses to success...alone. We tend to miss or overlook the fact that our most important asset is indeed our staff. Whether big or small they do have a tremendous role to play in the successful growth of our businesses.So, like mothers, we too need to know that the people in our businesses need to be fed - with encouragement, recognition, security and hope. That process is called, nurturing. It is interesting that a mother does not only nurture and give attention when she has spare time or when it is convenient, she understands that this

is a daily act, imperative to the growth of the child. Since we often refer to and treat our businesses as our "babies", why then are we not nurturing our staff. It is a fact that when our staff know that they are more than "just a number" and that they do matter and will grow and deliver in terms of their potential.People perform on the level that we believe that they can perform on. People are desperate for encouragement and are influenced most by those who make them feel the best about themselves. So let us henceforth show them love, respect, a sense of security, recognition and encouragement for as they grow, so too will our businesses grow!

Email: [email protected]: 082 962 1395 / 021 906 0976Twitter: dpsmax Websites: www.johnmaxwellgroup.com/denzelpedrosmit

Business Support

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