Step into an extraordinary conversation with global finance leader Tendai Musikavanhu; Founder and CEO of One Stone Capital Group, one of South Africa’s first Black CFA charter-holders, and a husband, father, grandfather and man of deep faith. With nearly three decades of experience spanning Africa, Europe and the U.S., Tendai shares how calling, character and conviction have shaped his journey.Whether you’re an entrepreneur, corporate executive, believer seeking purpose or rising leader hungry for wisdom — this episode will challenge you, inspire you and invite you to rethink what true success looks like.🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe and share if you’re committed to leadership that lasts and purpose that transcends profit.Key lessons:00:00 Coming up & Intro03:00 Lesson 1- Fatherhood Reveals the Leader in You. 07:10 Lesson 2 - Healing From a Father’s Absence11:20 Lesson 3 - Wisdom That Resets Your Entire Life15:00 Lesson 4 - Marriage Is Built on Ownership, Not Percentages21:40 Lesson 5 - Your Story Matters — Attaining Global Influence27:20 Lesson 6 - Building Something From Nothing32:00 Lesson 7 - Africa’s Future Demands Better Leadership40:50 Lesson 8 - Adversity Will Teach You What Success Can’t45:10 Lesson 9 - Integrity Is Costly — But Compromise Costs More48:30 Lesson 10 - Staying Grounded in a World Full of Noise53:20 What Truly Matters When Life Ends. Tendai reflects on purpose, accountability to God, and the legacy he hopes to leave.

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This episode is your gentle reminder not to waste the last few weeks of the year. Drawing from personal experiences, challenging seasons, faith lessons, and powerful conversations from the Living in Fullness guest lineup, Naki shares 10 transformative lessons that shaped her year; and will shape yours too.

From understanding that growth isn’t always glamorous, to learning why God never reveals the full picture, to embracing quiet seasons as sacred seasons, this episode is filled with wisdom, reflection, and encouragement for anyone entering a new year with faith and purpose.

What does it really mean to be strong and bold as a female leader; without losing your softness, your faith, or your joy?In this powerful and honest conversation, Naki Hlomayi - Muteto sits down with Besky Maluleka, Chief Audit Executive at Harmony Gold, to unpack what it truly means to live in fullness beyond titles, timelines, and expectations.From failing her board exam three times to leading one of South Africa’s largest mining companies, Besky’s story is a masterclass in resilience, self-awareness, and grace. She opens up about:

• Redefining success; from money to joy
• Learning to choose herself without guilt
• Leading in a male-dominated industry while staying feminine
• The real meaning of submission and partnership in marriage as a successful woman
• Living with imposter syndrome and learning to own your space
• Why women don’t have to be superheroes to be significant

This is more than a leadership conversation; it’s a mirror for every woman balancing ambition, purpose, and peace.

Ever felt unseen, undervalued, or like you constantly need to prove yourself? In this episode, Naki shares her personal journey through healing, letting go of validation from people, and learning to find God for herself. It’s a vulnerable, freeing conversation about boundaries, forgiveness, and remembering that God’s approval is enough.

You don’t need to earn your worth or chase applause to be chosen. In this episode, Naki talks about healing from imposter syndrome, overcoming offense, and learning that God’s “well done” matters more than any human approval.

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What does it really take to become a CEO while balancing career, family, and leadership? In this inspiring episode of CEO’s Corner, we sit down with Ncumisa Saba-Mkunqwana, Chartered Accountant, Registered Auditor, and CEO of Chapu Chartered Accountants.From her humble beginnings in the Eastern Cape to leading one of South Africa’s fastest-growing firms, Ncumisa shares her journey of resilience, faith, and purpose.

She opens up about:

- How her childhood shaped her love for accounting

- The career pivots that prepared her for leadership

- Building a values-driven, quality-focused organization

- Balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship & leadership

- Why problem-solving, humility, and teamwork are key to success

- Her advice for women aspiring to break barriers in leadership

This conversation will inspire you to chase excellence, embrace challenges, and lead with integrity. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement on their leadership or career journey!

What does it really take to build businesses that last? In this powerful episode of Living in Fullness – CEO’s Corner, I sit down with Zwelani Nkomo, CEO of McGerald’s Entrepreneurship Center, to unpack his journey from becoming a leader at just 20 years old, to nearly losing it all, and rebuilding with purpose.

Zwelani opens up about:

• The biggest leadership lessons he learned managing people older than him.

• How failure shaped his business philosophy.

• Why funding is only 10% of what makes businesses succeed.

• The importance of humility, resilience, and focusing on people over profit.

• His mission to build responsible entrepreneurs who are growth-ready.

Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a corporate professional, or someone passionate about leadership, this conversation will challenge how you see business, growth, and purpose.

Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring conversations with trailblazing leaders.

Key Chapters:

00:00 Welcome to CEO’s Corner00:50 Meet Zwelani Nkomo01:10 Fun icebreakers: shy but playful CEO03:00 The quote that shaped his leadership: “It’s never just business”05:00 Networking lessons from everyday people06:40 Becoming a leader at 20 years old08:10 Dreaming of architecture but finding business10:10 How childhood and his father shaped him13:00 Learning humility in leadership16:00 The early challenges of leading older teams18:00 Business highs, lows, and darkest moments20:15 Losing millions through over-expansion22:30 Knowing when to expand your business24:30 Are entrepreneurs born or made?28:00 The future of big business in Africa32:00 Why he started McGerald’s Entrepreneurship Center37:00 The pain that birthed his mission38:20 The McGerald’s Business Success Propeller Model41:30 The mindset every entrepreneur must have43:20 Funding is just 10% – what really matters46:00 Practical advice for SMEs and entrepreneurs50:00 Closing reflections

In this powerful episode of CEO’s Corner, I sit down with Bulelani Balabala — township entrepreneur, global speaker, and author of Get Things Done.From humble beginnings in Gauteng to building the Township Entrepreneurs Alliance, which has impacted over 100,000 entrepreneurs across South Africa, Bulelani shares his journey of resilience, purpose, and leadership.We unpack:

- Why you must disrupt yourself to grow

- Building for the future, not just for today

- Choosing impact over fame

- Balancing profit with purpose in entrepreneurship

- Why “the business may be small, but the founder is not”

- The real truth about entrepreneurship’s highs and lows

- What living in fullness means to him

This episode is for anyone passionate about leadership, entrepreneurship, and community impact. Get ready for insights that will challenge your thinking and inspire your journey.Don’t forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more conversations with leaders making real impact.

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Key Chapters:00:00 Welcome to CEO’s Corner – Real leaders, real stories, real impact01:20 Quick-Fire Icebreakers – Principles, sacrifices & shaping influences03:40 Raising a Legacy05:30 Impact vs Fame – Why making noise matters for influence07:00 From Tough Boss to Soft Leader – Balancing grit with empathy11:30 The Birth of Township Entrepreneurship15:00 Profit vs Purpose18:00 Humble Beginnings22:00 Why ‘Township Entrepreneurship’? 25:20 Mindset Shift – Changing the “I don’t have” mentality29:00 Tech in the Township34:00 Competition or Collaboration? 36:00 Challenges & Guns Pointed at Me40:00 Building Beyond the Founder43:30 Advice to Entrepreneur47:20 What Living in Fullness Means – Get things done, no excuses

Starting a business or growing in your career often comes with seasons of doubt—slow progress, long waits for opportunities, and the pressure to prove yourself in competitive spaces. Many give up too soon, not realizing that resilience and leadership are the keys to pushing through.In this CEO’s Corner episode of Living in Fullness, host Naki Hlomayi Muteto sits down with Mulenga Mutati, actuary and founder of Greylix Consulting, Zambia’s first actuarial firm. Mulenga shares how he endured nine months without a single client, overcame the perception that local expertise is “less valuable” than international, and built a consulting firm anchored on resilience, vision, and integrity.Whether you’re starting a business, climbing the corporate ladder, or navigating the uncertainties of career growth, this conversation will inspire you to stay the course, adapt with courage, and build something that lasts.

You don’t need to have it all figured out to lead well. Ayanda Mafuleka didn’t wait for the room to clap. Leadership isn’t always bold speeches and polished plans. Sometimes it’s showing up with a shaky voice, unfinished confidence, but unwavering values. In this inaugural episode of CEO’s Corner under Living in Fullness, I sit down with Ayanda Mafuleka CA (SA), CEO of FASSET — a trailblazing CEO, devoted mother, and values-driven leader — to talk about the messy, real, and courageous parts of leadership we don’t always see. Her story is a refreshing reminder that you don’t have to be the loudest in the room to lead; you just have to be present, grounded, and true to your purpose.“I showed up—even when I stuttered. I showed up—even when I wasn’t ready.”Whether you’re an emerging leader, navigating change, or wondering if you’re “enough” for the next level—this episode will meet you where you are and challenge you to keep showing up anyway.Watch the entire episode to learn more.----------------------------------------------------------

In a world where convenience often overshadows commitment, many couples choose cohabiting over covenant — but at what cost? In this thought-provoking bonus episode of Living In Fullness, we unpack the emotional, spiritual, and relational impact of living together before marriage. Is it really preparing you for a lasting relationship, or just offering the illusion of love?

Join us as we talk about the difference between temporary comfort and true commitment — and why settling too soon may be costing you more than you realize. OfCourse, an Actuary (Muteto Muteto) and a Chartered accountant (Naki Hlomayi) are discussing this, so we get to have the stats.

From cultural norms to biblical truths, from temptation to trauma, we explore why convenience shouldn’t replace covenant. Whether you’re in a relationship, waiting for the right one, or healing from a past decision ; this conversation is for you.

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