Sharon Stephenson

2 weeks ago | nowtolove.co.nz | Sharon Stephenson

For most professional sportspeople, the question of what comes after retirement can be a tricky one. Some go into coaching, commentating or sports management, others become entrepreneurs and some choose a life away from the spotlight. Not Marcus Daniell. The former tennis star is busier than he ever was on the courts of Wimbledon and the Australian Open. Or even while winning medals at the Olympics.

2 weeks ago | stuff.co.nz | Sharon Stephenson

Self-confessed “skincare and wellness nerd” Kristen Teo always wanted to work in the skincare industry but was waylaid by a career as a chartered accountant. Teo, 37, finally got her wish when she started The Spa Nomad, a business that offers at-home beauty treatments. In March she followed that up with Numa Skin & Body Club, a spa in Wellington. Teo lives in Karori. KRISTEN: I was born in Singapore and had to choose between studying in Wellington, Auckland or Sydney.

2 weeks ago | thepost.co.nz | Sharon Stephenson

2 weeks ago | stuff.co.nz | Hannah Kennelly |Isra'a Emhail |Vanessa Marshall |Sharon Stephenson

Tips on How to Avoid Dating App ScammersJenny O’Hara initially signed on to a dating app to bump up her confidence. Fresh out of a 20-year marriage, the Neptune Township, New Jersey, resident didn’t believe a man would ever find her attractive again. A friend suggested she try dating online, so she created a profile on Facebook. “I was looking for people to tell me: ‘You’re okay.

2 weeks ago | stuff.co.nz | Sharon Stephenson

This article first appeared in The House of Wellness magazine. There aren’t many people who could drop the words “I ran a marathon blindfolded” into a conversation without it coming across as a massive brag. But Justin Weston manages it, probably because he did it to raise $13,000 for the Mental Health Foundation, but also because that’s just the kind of generous, interesting person he is.