Partnering with God…..Part 2
Continuing with the theme of partnering with God we speak with South African author, thought leader and businessman Thabo Mahlobo. Drawing from his book and recent events he had the following to say about…
Better Me Better Leader
Insights on personal growth, leadership and living out your faith in the marketplace.
Rebooting when you haven’t started strong
By Jolly Mokorosi Have you ever started a season feeling like one of those runners carried over the finish line in the dying moments of a road race? Little left in the way of…
Whose work is it anyway? Does your charity work point to Jesus or make you famous?
By Jolly Mokorosi It is winter in the southern hemisphere of our planet and much to the surprise of many people from more northern and western countries it gets cold. In fact it gets…
Positive Psychology Part II – Investing in positive emotions
By Alexa Zengeni You can live a fuller and more satisfying life! Positive emotions (like enjoyment, happiness, joy, interest, and anticipation) increase our awareness and encourage new, varied, and exploratory thoughts and actions. This…
Positive Psychology Part 1 – The Proverbs 31 Woman
By Alexa Zengeni Take a moment to identify the virtues of the woman described in Proverbs 31 … she is a blessing, reliable, responsible, supportive, courageous, trustworthy, a protector, business savvy, educated about the…
Seeing your teammates through God-tinted glasses
By Jolly Mokorosi For some of us our natural inclinations are towards tasks over people. I frequently wonder how many people would still choose to work for or with me without serious misgivings if they…
Purpose driven reading
Few great leaders have not been great readers. Former US president and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, Theodore Roosevelt, read a book a day for most of his life. Last year the CEO of a…
Five ways the church can affirm leading women
By Jolly Mokorosi With the rise of women in the marketplace it should be no surprise that churches are seeing in increasing numbers members who reflect this demographic in the communities they serve. But…
First put on your own mask and then assist fellow passengers
I started thinking about hypoxia due to a thought that occured to me while exercising. On this particular day it had taken some convincing to get me going and I had fallen behind schedule the day…
New Beginnings: My Big Catch with Noluthando Dlamini
Someone once said that when you meet Noluthando Dlamini I dare you not to like her. That is exactly what took place at our initial meeting. This lady is nothing short of an energetic…