Mindset Africa lab

In this episode I spoke to Saray Khumalo a mountaineer, explorer who scale extraordinary heights to reach the summit of Mt Everest. We spoke about the commitment and sacrifices it takes to reach such a goal as well as the state and mindset of Africans and how the disempowering beliefs and statements hold the continent back, don’t miss this episode

In this episode I spoke to Ms Nesta Hatendi who has extensive experience leading humanitarian and development programmes in fragile and post conflict regions in Sub Saharan Africa. Her professional background includes board memberships in two global organisations, writing short stories and advocating on issues relating to ageing. Our discussion centred on the need for the continent to adopt a more proactive approach in dealing with issues associated older persons.

A coup is an illegal seizure of power from a government. This highly destabilising trend was very prevailing in the 60s in developing countries. In the last 3 years there has been numerous coups and coup attempts in Africa, does this signal a return a barbaric form of government through the barrel of the gun? Africa has bled enough

This episode is about taking charge, sometimes there are areas in life we wish we could just delegate to someone else, or a responsibility we think someone else can handle on our behalf. Ultimately there is only one person who is responsible for it

Preparation is key, after allowing my son to ride his bike down a steep hill and crashing, I am left wondering how I could have done a better job at preparing him for such a big adventure.

2021 was a brutal year for us a human race. Somehow thankfully we made it through, Gods been good to us. In 2022, we forge ahead with a winners mindset and unwavering courage. Welcome to 2022.

Legacy isn’t discussed very much in our society. It’s usually reserved for funerals or huge milestones in life. For me thats too late to talk about an important subject like that. I prefer to talk about things that you can have direct influence on, and have the ability to change.Lets not talk about legacy when its too late to change it, rather lets build it into our everyday lives

Why does the African continent seem to be perpetually stuck in the proverbial slump. One forward step usually results in two further steps back. Here we discuss what it means and whether or not there is hope of ever escaping this trap

Men are feeling lost. Just take a look at the boys and men around these days. If you are a man its unnatural to feel lost all the time, it means something is fundamentally going wrong, in this episode we discuss how to recover and find meaning

One of life’s principles is feeding. Whatever we feed grows, these day we feed a lot of things with our energy and they grow and occupy massive amount of realestate in our body and mind. On this episode we explore where it is that we are placing our focus and what it is that we are feeding