The People's Journal Podcast

Discover how a small mark can spark massive change.On this episode the host goes through a powerful resource/book that changed the way he approached change.

Change is all about taking one step at a time.On this episode the host goes through a powerful resource that changes how he thinks about change.

He reads from the book"The Value of the Dot"written by @Mensa Otabil.

The book explores principles for turning limitations and liabilities into strengths, often drawing on parables and personal development themes.

If you are feeling stuck and need some encouragement on how you can move one dot to change your life then this episode is for you.

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In this episode we got to visit the Crawl store in Maboneng to chat with the founder of @crawl and get a glimpse of the brand's story, challenges and wins that they have been able to attain.

There's so much to learn from this brand's story so stay tuned and drop us a comment below to share your key takeaways.

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Happy New Year's Authentics,

hope and wishing nothing but the best for this year.

Welcome to yet another impactful episode of The People's Journal Podcast.In this episode I got a chance to break bread with the founders of @FirmEats, famously known for their private school chicken.

Mpho and Bongani have been running their chicken dust business for 7 to 10th years now and they take us through the ups and downs of running a business for this long and how they've managed to stay super consistent in their partnership and showing up for their customers.

So do enjoy and drop us a comment to let us know what you enjoyed about the episode.

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Awe Authentics,Hope you all well,as you all know that June is the month where we share awareness around Menś mental health.

On this episode the host tries to unpack what mental health is and the types of mental health that exist but he also opens up about his own journey with mental health.

These series will serve to be a safe space for men to talk and share their experiences and ways that we could recieve help so that we can have a healthy mental state.

Shoutouts to @BlkBoy Ecco for the song intro

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Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits, the rebels, the troublemakers, the round pegs in the square holes, the ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules, and they have no respect for the status quo.

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''Mr Everything '' William Mthethwa started his music career leading his band called William and Young Five in 1975, where he had Sizwe Zako as his keyboard player, Veli Ramawane on drums, and Blackie Sibisi as a lead guitarist.

Guest: SHAUN MASTER

What's good Authentics, we are back with yet another impactful episode. In this episode, we got to chop it up with the founder of Ghetto n Proud clothing line and he shares with us what it takes to start a brand from the township and how we should never stop dreaming and believing in the power of our dreams.

Host:PacMan Mr925

Guest:Ndumiso Ngema

Episode recorded at Fitown

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What's good Authentics, hope the month of October started well for you. We hope that it brings nothing but progress in your lives; speaking of progress here's something to get you inspired for the week.

In this episode, we had a chat with the founder of Papa Ka Yona, a restaurant in the township of FineTown.Ryan opens up about his experience as a township entrepreneur, being raised in the private school of love, and what it takes to start something bigger that is bigger than you.

Guest: Ryan

Recorded at: Fitown

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Host:@PacMan Mrninetwofive Moatshe

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