Why live an average life when you can fly high? Zwakele believes that everyone should aim for the highest level in every area of their lives.

Zwakele does not believe that responsibility can be imposed on a person. He thinks that responsibility only arises from personal choice. Then of course he rambles about random stuff in between - as he always does.

A low self-esteem is crippling and makes it impossible to reach our full potential. We ought to try to overcome it.

The world is moving away from traditional ways, however gender roles are still not expected to change. Is this sensible?

Zwakele talks about things he doesn't believe in, that most people do.

Identity is important as it makes us who we are - but is identity something we choose or is bestowed upon us?

Most of us have that one weakness/bad habit/addiction we just cannot let go of. It delays our progress or undermines everything we have worked for. We need to conquer our achilles heel before it conquers us.

From the music, the fashion, the women, the food, the culture - everything black people do has so much soul and you've gotta love it.

We tend to think that our problems are bigger than anyone else's. We sometimes invalidate other people's problems because we think they are small. We sometimes make the mistake of thinking some people don't have problems. The truth is, we all have problems.

People often do unthinkable things that are out of their character when they are in love. They put their own lives in danger to keep their relationship alive. Are relationships really worth it?