by Themba Thandeka | Mar 10, 2020 | Leadership, Servant Leadership
Our world, country, state entities, public sector, and private corporations are plagued by the systemic corruption and unethical behaviour of leaders who always put their own individual interests before the interests of those that they are supposed to lead. We are...
by Themba Thandeka | Aug 29, 2018 | Leadership, Women
As a woman you are born with a blank page. One of the greatest gifts we have, is the fact that each one of us has the capacity to take that blank page and decide what to write on it. You have the ability to choose what kind of person you want to be: your values, your...
by Themba Thandeka | Jul 30, 2018 | Uncategorized
I admire the speakers at the International Leadership Summit, founded by leader Bill Hybels in 2000. Each year speakers from all over the world share on pressing, challenging topics. One particular talk in 2010 was by Ugandan economist, Andrew Rugarsira, who founded...
by Themba Thandeka | Jul 24, 2018 | Learn, Resilience
Don’t you just love the expression: “Curiosity killed the cat”? It is a phrase that I have heard so many times, especially as a child, trying to learn about things and maybe even trying to understand life a little better. As children we were told that curiosity killed...
by Themba Thandeka | Jul 17, 2018 | Fatigue, Resilience
“Back in the 70’s and 80’s things never changed as much, it was like the world stayed the same for longer, you know!” These are the words of a man sixty three years old in corporate South Africa. We were discussing the constant change in his work environment, after...
