Omunye akufanele abe othembekile kakhulu futhi avuleke, ikakhulukazi kubantu abangabazi. Lokhu kungathinta kakhulu impilo yangemva kwesikhathi. Ngezinye izikhathi kufanele uqaphele, ubuqili, kanzima futhi usheshe. I-Barak, Y., Wohl, Y., i-Greenberg, Y., i-Dayan, i-YB, i-Friedman, i-T, i-Shoval, i-G., ne-Knobler, i-HY (i-2005). Ukucindezeleka kwengqondo kulandela ukuphathwa kwe-Accutane (isotretinoin). I-psychopharmacology yomtholampilo yomhlaba jikelele, 20(1), i-39-41. kululeko Sithole is making a name for herself in the acting industry in Johan­ nesburg. Speaking to Echo, Sithole said her decision to move to Johannesburg in July last year was based on her pas­ sion for acting. “I realised that in KwaZulu­Natal there are few agencies that can help you grow your talent in acting. I wouldn’t have been able to travel to Johannesburg every time I had to meet with my agency,” she said. Since her relocation, Sithole has ap­ peared on several soapies such Isibaya and Generations The Legacy. She is also busy shooting for Ring of Lies which is expected to air next month. “I am so grateful for my achievements in such a short period of time because I only started acting in 2015. My first role was in video of a love poem that was done by Golide. “It is not easy to crack into the act­ ing industry and it is not guaranteed how long you are going to be relevant for. If you decide to enter this industry you must not enter because you want to be famous or you want money. “What is most important is that you must put education first. You need to have some back­up plan. Finish school, go to university, find a stable job and then do your acting. That way, you will not suffer when the industry hits you hard,” she said. Sithole said she wants to initiate a theatre school in Pietermaritzburg one