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I walked into a major bookstore in a very popular shopping centre, looking for a copy of my book. I ambled over to the children’s book section only to be confronted with a shambles of titles strewn all over the shelves. After looking for a copy of The Magic that’s Ours for a while I…
A gift in celebration of an awesome world cup!
In celebration of such a successfully-hosted Soccer World Cup we are offering 210 signed copies of The Power that’s Ours at a greatly reduced price. Living our dreams, with a smattering on football in a few of the chapters- The Power that’s Ours introduces readers to the idea that we are able to realise our dreams…
There is a change sweeping South Africa – Literally
In the past if one wanted to buy a book they would go to the nearest bookstore and make the purchase, easy! It was all so conventional; the publisher printed books, bookstores stocked them, and customers went and bought them. Well some customers anyway. It’s been mentioned that in South Africa only 1% of the…
It doesn’t take too much to do good?
In a world in which we live where the media is constantly spewing out all that is mostly negative, it’s very easy that the many that are doing so good can slip in-between the cracks. I was recently booked by the Winnie Mabaso Foundation. A Foundation that is doing so much good it makes one…
Createfulness Podcast – what is it about?
Welcome to the intro of the Createfulness podcast I believe we are all uniquely creative and I know that Leadership skills can be developed. I also believe that there is a lot of synergy between the two. No matter what the level of the creative project – whether it’s just a hobby, or something more,…
Celebrating Nelson Mandela’s birthday by inspiring the youth to read.
July 18th is Nelson Mandela’s birthday. Everyone in South Africa is asked to contribute something for 67 minutes. Metropolitan Health Group sponsored 1000 copies of The Power that’s Ours and donated it to the pupils of the Trevor Manuel Primary school in Fisantekraal. A community with an alarmingly high unemployment rate. I was asked to speak…