The Magic of Thinking Big
Recently I started reading a book by David J. Schwartz speaking on how to think big, the importance of achieving everything you’ve always wanted.…Read more
Never forgotten…
Delayed Gratification
Recently I paid my Brother a visit at his home in Douglasdale , Sandton.
As always I appreciated our long talks about life, a mindset that needs to be acquired and most importantly the notion of Delayed Gratification.…Read more
Women of Worth 2016
On the 13th of August this month my former society Young Corporate Leaders hosted a Women of Worth Event in collaboration with UP SRC and Tuks Rag , this event was formed by myself and colleagues in 2014 with the aim of celebrating women in the entrepreneurial space.…Read more
In memory of Gugu Zulu…
In celebration of women’s month Gugu Zulu , his wife and other volunteers took on to summit Kilamanjaro in a bid to raise money for girls without sanitary pads.
Gugu Zulu was a professional driver , he knew nothing about summits and climbing the largest mountains,…Read more
Comrade , Confidant or Constiuent
Over the past couple of weeks I have learnt that not everyone who is part of your life has the purest of intentions.
I have confronted what it means to have a Comrade, Confidant or a Constituent. In many instances we imagine that most relationships we encounter will turn into friendships or a bond that is beyond the workplace or even beyond a mutual platform you share.…Read more
What will you thank yourself for
When opportunity comes knocking don’t ask whose there, when opportunity comes knocking don’t say wait I’m still learning how to do the job, when opportunity comes knocking don’t ask what do you need me to do, when opportunity comes knocking Open the door take it by both hands,…Read more
Double Consciousness from “I write what i like” - Steve Biko
“Double consciousness is knowing the particularity of the white world in the face of its enforced claim to universality. Double consciousness is knowing the history offered up to black people—its many interpretations and echoes of white superiority and black inferiority,…Read more
I am a man …. Ndiyindoda!
It is almost that season of the year, where the young xhosa boy prepares himself for his right of passage into manhood. At the peak of the coldest times of the winter, one that has been reported this year to be the coldest yet.…Read more
A life outside my everyday experiences
In the past week I have seen and realised so much in our community requires men and women of character who are willing to seek Change and be the difference in their communities.
I have had the privilege of first being in Soshanguve, …Read more