28 episodes

Stories that inspire.

Turning Points Tshepo Matjila

    • Society & Culture

Stories that inspire.

    Kea Pitsi-Mawela: Young People Need to Experience Living Outside South Africa to Build their Grit

    Kea Pitsi-Mawela: Young People Need to Experience Living Outside South Africa to Build their Grit

    Kea Pitsi-Mawela is a Brand Consultant for a multinational automative maker. She also is a wife, daughter, friend and sister. A believer in continuous learning, Kea's extreme determination was lit by a painful episode in her childhood which had her vowing to do better for herself and those she loves. In this episode she talks to Tshepo about living in Europe, her new social enterprise and what failing has taught her about winning.

    • 1 hr 1 min
    Nic Rossouw: Rich People are Obnoxious

    Nic Rossouw: Rich People are Obnoxious

    South African-born, Florida-based Nicholas Rossouw left South Africa 8-years ago on a 46-foot Catamaran hearding towards Fort Lauderdale, U.S. as a Yatchie newbie after struggling to secure a permanent post his undergraduate degree. What happened thereafter is a whirlwind of sea sailing, living in cabins and the tough of life he experienced living and working for the rich and famous. In this frank talk, he shares what a yatchie-wannabe needs to know about the life and times of a living on a yatch, including lessons captured in his new book "How to become a Yatchie".

    • 37 min
    Nicholas Malete: Covid-19 Accelerated Our eCommerce Transformation

    Nicholas Malete: Covid-19 Accelerated Our eCommerce Transformation

    Nicholas Malete is the founder and CEO of the Bela-Group of companies which consists of Bela Delivery, Bela Tuk-Tuk and Bela Laundry. He is a passionate footie, loves 18 wheelers and helping develop others and the community. In this episode he talks about his path to CEO of the fastest growing start-up in Bela Bela and what motivated his turning point to branch out on his own.

    • 50 min
    Adrian Reed: A Cat Saved My Life Once

    Adrian Reed: A Cat Saved My Life Once

    Adrian Reed is a true advocate of the analysis profession. In his day job, he acts as Principal Consultant and Director at Blackmetric Business Solutions where he provides business analysis consultancy and training solutions to a range of clients in varying industries. He is a Past President of the UK chapter of the IIBA® and he speaks internationally on topics relating to business analysis and business change.  Adrian wrote the 2016 book ‘Be a Great Problem Solver… Now’ and the 2018 book ‘Business Analyst’. In this episode he talks to Tshepo his life in the UK and America, the future of business analysis, his interest in politics and how a cat once saved his life.

    • 49 min
    Andrej Guštin: The Consulting Business Has Good & Bad Times

    Andrej Guštin: The Consulting Business Has Good & Bad Times

    CREApro & CREAplus' managing director Andrej Guštin shares events that led to his co-founding his two companies, challenges in running a business during COVID-19 lockdown and whether he would be able to retire at 60 given the demand for his skills.

    • 43 min
    Shayne Wirtz: Failure Is Always An Option

    Shayne Wirtz: Failure Is Always An Option

    Shayne Wirtz is Director for Technical Solutions at Datex, a cybersecurity company in Ontario, Canada who grew up in South Africa. In this episode he talks about his upbringing and the resultant "fear of failure" it left on him, how a big tender he stuffed up let to one of his biggest turning points.

    • 55 min

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