Tag: mindset

Most books about creative work teach you how to do it. However, Great Callings asks why you have not started yet. The point is not to "make it". The point is to let the work shape you. Walk toward the fire and let it forge you. Then say, "This is what I saw when I was alive".

Transform your life with this inspiring, research-backed guide. It helps you remove self-doubt, build confidence and unlock your professional and personal potential. Self-doubt is a silent force that undermines potential. It eats away at confidence and traps even the most capable in overthinking. You cannot outperform it, but you can rewire it.

There’s a quality I’ve grown to value more with each passing year, not just in leadership or in the workplace but in people. It’s not ambition, intelligence or experience. It’s positivity.

Have you ever thought of someone just before they called? Or experienced a coincidence that felt too unlikely to be true? It’s all too easy to dismiss synchronicities or signs like these as chance. But what if they weren’t? And what if, by learning to tune into them, you could access a guiding wisdom? The Signs may help you overcome challenges and live with purpose.

We specialise in implementing finance and supply chain modules across a wide variety of clients. Each client has unique processes. This means our consultants regularly step into unfamiliar territory. The ones who consistently excel and genuinely enjoy the ride are those who lead with curiosity. They bring energy to the learning process.

This book is written for those aspiring entrepreneurs who ‘started at a minus’ but are hungry to make their mark on the world. Its message is clear: with the right mindset, anyone can tackle the challenges they are presented with and be successful. The truth is, those tough moments teach us the most, and the lessons learned are what shape our future.

Leadership adaptation amid disruption is essential as organisations navigate rapid changes in technology, workplace dynamics and global challenges. The past few years have been among the most challenging in recent history.

Ask any budding young entrepreneur in South Africa what they need most, and they will probably rattle off a list as long as your arm: Some moola to invest in their business. A stable electricity supply. The eradication of crime that destroys businesses and results in financial loss. Lower borrowing costs. Reasonable interest rates. And the list goes on.

Lately, I have received several questions from investors about how rich people go about their money. What do they do differently, or have they simply inherited wealth? Our clients include a substantial number of families who have accumulated wealth over many generations, but many are first generation.

The ultimate guide to strategic thinking by Michael Watkins, internationally bestselling author and leading expert on strategy.