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1. Allow yourself to go through all the emotions: hurt, anger, pain and etc. But don't act on them
2. Be in a space of people who will save you from you
3. Accept what has happened
Guest: Clement Chauke – Life Coach
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Guest on line: Makhosi Andile Ngubane
For 20 years, TSIBA Business School has made a lasting impact by providing over 9,500 full or subsidized annual-tuition scholarships, granting access to quality tertiary education for more than 4,000 young people who would otherwise not have had the opportunity to break free from generational poverty. Our efforts have empowered students to realize their potential and emerge as future leaders.
TSIBA has proudly produced 1,743 business graduates, including 646 Bachelor of Business Administration and 1,088 Higher Certificate in Business Administration alumni. These graduates are now contributing as active economic citizens, projected to collectively earn over ZAR 300 million throughout their careers as tax-paying professionals.
Guest: Sabelo Domo, Sales & Recruitment Lead, TSIBA
Guest: Cullen McKenzie – Translator, Researcher and Historian
- Defining spirituality and gratitude.
- Why spirituality and gratitude matter in promoting psychological wellbeing
- The protective role of gratitude and spirituality on mental health.
- Practical applications of spirituality and gratitude.
Guest: Lehlohonolo Mazindo - Relationship Therapist and Mental
Health Practitioner
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Guest on line: El-Sun Mbatha – Astrologer of the Cosmic Intelligence of Azania
The holiday season brings joy and gatherings but also hygiene challenges. Increased foot traffic, colder weather reducing ventilation, and kitchen chaos during feasts create the perfect environment for germs. With seasonal illnesses peaking, prioritizing cleanliness is essential for a safe and festive season.
Holiday gatherings may spread more than cheer. Experts warn that common hygiene oversights during celebrations can lead to increased health risks for families and guests.
Guest: Lorato Sekwena founder of Lira Services
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