Marriage can be a beautiful journey where two people vow to let go of their fear of vulnerability, and embrace the true meaning of companionship. Marriage can also end in tears, heartbreak and hours in a court room. We speak to Jaydene Nelson about her journey on this rocky road of love. A recent divorcee and mother of three, who now needs to build after a broken marriage.

Podcast Host: Donovan Nelson

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Great organisations invest in leaders who can lead with their moods & emotions. More importantly, leaders who know how to observe themselves in order to get the best out of their teams. In this episode, we speak to Michelle Edwards an Ontological Coach who has been helping organisations create more productive and caring environments.

Podcast Host: Donovan Nelson

For Michelle Edwards
Facilitator and Leadership Development Coach
Director of Stand Tall Coaching and Leadership Development
Email: [email protected]
Cell: 073 179 1159

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We are all looking for inspiration in various ways. I find that most inspiration comes from stories we can relate to. Every week, I share such a story and hope you will feel inspired.

Sometimes life happens. We end up doing things we never planned to do, and find happiness in the moments we never thought we would. We speak to Leska Mwakusa who lost her job soon after moving to Johannesburg and had to make do alongside her newlywed husband. 

Podcast Host: Donovan Nelson

For Leska Mwakusa
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mwakusa/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themwakusalife/ 

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Speaking your truth is a powerful experience. Part of it is allowing your past to heal your current pain. We speak to Cindy and Toni from Sunsets and Waterfalls about their journeys of uncomfortable truths and flourishing futures.

Podcast Host: Donovan Nelson

For Sunsets and Waterfalls
Website: www.sunsetsandwaterfalls.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/sunsetsandwaterfall
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunsetsandwaterfalls_za_/

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Does South Africa have a land issue, or is it fuelled by political monsters, willing to do anything to get your vote? Donovan Nelson shares his thoughts on Land Expropriation and the need for a harmonic address to the issue of land and housing.

Nathaniel Julies became another victim of the South African Police Service Marikana Syndrome. The 16-year old boy was physically challenged and only "crime" was being in the wrong place at the wrong time. But his death sparked another racial hashtag. #colouredlivesmatter - Does it help the call for Justice or raise more questions than answers?

Gender-Based-Violence has become the main meal at our conference dinners lately. It has been South Africa's "hot-topic" for many years and it seems as if our politicians and Governments just don't have the answer. Is there HOPE, and what role does men play in finding the solution? Donovan shares his thoughts.

Race has become one of the most complex issues of our time. The issue of race has a long history and often a brutal one. Apartheid in South Africa was an era many of us would like to forget. Yet post 1994, we are still struggling to find out how to be a "Rainbow Nation". Find out what is Race, where is comes from and how we can try to mend our broken past.