Monthly Archives: April 2014

Every time you visit a new website, enter a new airport, visit a new store, examine a new book… the question you ask first off is, what does this remind me off or rather “what’s this like?” At a strange … Continue reading →

1. Avoid putting things in writing. 2. Never tell the client “no” 3. Always manage client expectations upward. Might as well make it a challenge for the team 4. Avoid all client contact. No good can come from it…right? 5. … Continue reading →

Vuka Advisory Board of Directors for Small Medium Enterprise (SME) Business Development Specialist – Corporate position Vuka Advisory Board for Small Medium Enterprise is a section 21 entity founded on the King III Report of Codes of Good Practice. Vuka … Continue reading →

Vuka Advisory Board of Directors for Small Medium Enterprise (SME) Business Development Speciality Position Vuka Advisory Board for Small Medium Enterprise is a section 21 entity founded on the King III Report of Codes of Good Practice. Vuka is an … Continue reading →

The two best ways to break through a dull and unproductive habit and make an impact: 1. Find things that others have accepted as the status quo and make them significantly, noticably and remarkably better. 2. Find things that you’re … Continue reading →

When we teach a child to make good decisions, we benefit from a lifetime of good decisions. When we teach a child to love to learn, the amount of learning will become limitless. When we teach a child to deal … Continue reading →

“Think of a time you thought creatively. Tell me about one creative idea that you harbour in your mind. It can be about anything”. I have asked this question to learners in nine provinces over six years, sadly about 5% … Continue reading →

Do you remember what you had for lunch yesterday? If you take a second, you probably do. Now, do you remember what internal dialogue and little thoughts you had racing through your mind a few minutes before lunch yesterday? Almost … Continue reading →

“Art is anything that’s creative, passionate, and personal. And great art resonates with the viewer, not only with the creator. What makes someone an artist? I don’t think is has anything to do with a paintbrush. There are painters who … Continue reading →

An hour into *The Zulu, time stops. Bongeni Ngema walks out in his traditional zulu cultural clothes, shouts out to Nicely Nicely Sipho and then Sipho and the cast start belting: “Sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down you’re … Continue reading →