Being a freelancer or entrepreneur often means juggling multiple roles, from content creator to social media manager, and everything in between. But what happens when you take on too much? Burnout can hit hard. In this episode, we dive into the essential topic of self-care for freelancers and small business owners. Discover practical tips for managing your workload, setting boundaries, and prioritizing your mental and physical health.

Valentine's Day is often synonymous with women, gifting, and flowers, but what about the men in our lives? As self-care becomes a priority for everyone, men are embracing wellness, skincare, and grooming like never before. In this episode, we chat with Jillian Nyakane, founder of JILLIE’S NATURAL, a Johannesburg-based wellness brand revolutionizing men's grooming.

Episode 12 reflects on the seasons of entrepreneurship—Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter—and how they parallel the journey of a freelancer. The episode explores how Winter, often a time of struggle, is crucial for building resilience and laying the groundwork for future growth. It also features a clip from Robin Sharma, who shares his perspective on how each season shapes us and the importance of embracing them.

As the festive season approaches, the episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own entrepreneurial seasons, celebrate the wins of Autumn, and prepare for the opportunities of the coming year. It’s a reminder to trust the process, celebrate your progress, and look forward to new beginnings in 2025

This episode discusses local market innovation with Godiragetse Mogajane, the visionary founder of Delivery Ka Speed. Operating in over 20 townships from Gauteng to Limpopo, Delivery Ka Speed is reshaping township logistics by offering urban-level convenience and creating gig opportunities for local youth. Godi's journey—marked by resilience, impactful partnerships, and community empowerment—demonstrates how purpose-driven innovation can transform underserved communities and support township economies.

Episode 10 is exploring the transformative power of gaming in local communities. Our guest is Brandon Mashaba, winner of Nedbank’s Youth X (YX24) competition and the innovative mind behind Reagile Gaming Interactions. Brandon is reshaping the local arcade scene by placing Automated Gaming Machines in bustling spots at Soshanguve bringing games like FIFA and Mortal Kombat to the youth of South Africa.

In this episode, we sit down with two incredible entrepreneurs, DJ Akio Kawahito and Anita Makgetla, the visionaries behind Strictly Soul, a movement that started as a virtual stream during lockdown and grew into Africa's largest R&B-focused events community. Akio, a music director with over 20 years in the industry, and Anita, a skilled event coordinator with expertise in fashion, marketing, and concert coordination, share their inspiring journey of transforming a passion project into a multi-city platform.

In this episode we explored how technology is transforming freelancing, with tools like Zoom and Slack making global collaboration a breeze. Get tips on using AI to boost productivity and create new opportunities, all while working smarter, not harder. Tune in for a fun and insightful conversation about how to thrive in today’s tech-driven freelance world!

We sat down with the incredible Yolanda Monyai, a woman who is conquering the modeling world, rocked the Big Brother Mzansi house, and is inspiring countless others along the way. Get ready to be amazed as Yolanda spills the tea on her journey from gracing billboards to advocating for vitiligo awareness.

In this episode, Nokuthula Khwela offers valuable insights for aspiring and established travel creators aiming to build a successful career in the industry. She emphasizes the importance of finding a niche, building a strong portfolio, and the power of collaboration to open doors to new opportunities. Nokuthula also discusses strategies to increase visibility through social media, blogging, and leveraging key travel opportunities like Travel Month. She highlights the significance of maintaining good relationships within the industry, reflecting on her experiences with brands and her participation as a panelist at Africa Travel Indaba.

Life As A Freelancer, host Nokuthula Khwela chats with Lulama, a journalist by training who now drives for Bolt while navigating life as a wife and mother. Lulama shares her unexpected career twists, from stepping away from journalism to working an office job and eventually hitting the road as a driver. Despite detours, her passion for communications remains strong, and she’s on a mission to get back into the field.