Best of Kfm Mornings with Darren, Sherlin & Sibs

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"Here's also one of the things people don't understand about children. It's not what you leave to them that makes them great; it's what you leave in them. And if you leave enough in them, you don't have to worry about what you leave to them."

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Google has released South Africa's most searched words and terms for 2020.

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Long-term relationships can quickly get into a rut space when you're not consistently working at keeping the flame alive. 

Darren Simpson suggests that couples try the 2-2-2 rule to help sustain their honeymoon phase. 

The rule consists of three easy steps:

Every 2 weeks, go out for the evening.

Every 2 months, go out for the weekend.

Every 2 years, go out for a week.

If the 2-2-2 rule is too daunting because of childcare or financial restraints, find another schedule that works for you! The main takeout is to find the time to prioritize your relationship and to try something new. 

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In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

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In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

 

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In the year 2020, over 200 contestants have played for the chance to win the R10,000 Pop Quiz.

NOW – the best of the best will go head to head in the Kfm Mornings R20,000 Pop Quiz All Star shoot out, to play for the grand prize!

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Formula One driver Romain Grosjean escaped a high-speed crash in the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday, 29 November.

In an interview with Sky Sports F1, the 34-year-old Frenchman recounts the accident and reveals how he bravely managed to survive.

Grosjean miraculously escaped with only burns to his hands after his car split in two and erupted into flames. The F1 driver credits the halo cockpit safety device for keeping him alive.

The entire incident took place within 28 seconds.

Kfm Mornings aired a shortened version of his interview as part of their Monday Motivation feature. 

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