‘The people who become excellent at a given thing aren’t necessarily the same ones who seemed to be “gifted” at a young age. This suggest that when it comes to choosing a life path, people should do what they love […] because if you don’t love what you’re doing, you are unlikely to work hard…
In this guest post, Jerry Wright, a civil engineer who does what he loves and gets paid for it shares how he found what he loved and pursued it and now enjoys every day of his work.
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Happy New Year! It’s time for setting goals and New Year’s resolutions. In the videos I share steps that I believe to be effective in setting goals that you can achieve this year and beyond. Here are the steps in summary: 1. Gratitude Write a list of what you are grateful for last year. This…
One of the commonest questions students get to be asked is “What do you want to do after you finish your studies?”
In view of the rampant homophobia in Uganda, Malawi, Ghana, Zambia and many other African countries, I’d like to share my experiences and thoughts about gay people, gay rights and the fear or hate of gay people in Africa. When my wife and I moved to Cape Town in 2008, we loved clubbing. One evening…
Many people who are getting married or about to have kids worry whether they will be good parents.
This is the article that was in the January/February 2011 issue of DestinyMan Magazine where I shared my investment secrets. Click on the image to enlarge. In a nutshell what I believe is: Have a basic plan and stick to it Save as much as possible while paying off debt Build a stable structure –…
Today marks my 5th wedding anniversary. I met Lelemba Phiri seven months before we got married. We liked similar things. I had never met her or heard of her before the day we met. She moved into a flat above mine in Lusaka. What attracted me to Lelemba She struck me, firstly, like…
I’ve received this story many times via email and I still find it inspiring. The original author is Bob Perks Recently I overheard a mother and daughter in their last moments together at the airport. They had announced the departure. Standing near the security gate, they hugged and the mother said, ‘I love you and…