South Africa is one of the most need-rich economies in the world right now — and need is the raw material of every business ever built. The work of the entrepreneur begins inside, not in the market.
The job you are in right now is not a holding cell while you wait for your real life to start. How you show up to whatever is in front of you today — that is the work. That is the worship.
People who succeed dislike the same things you do — they have simply found a purpose strong enough to carry them through the doing of it. Here is what that means for the one habit you are trying to build.
Your child finished matric and is sitting at home, and you do not know what to say. School filled the cup but never showed them the cup. Here are the two lessons that begin the real curriculum — for them, and for you.
Twelve years of school ended, and you found yourself at home with nothing on the calendar. The truth no one told you: this is not the end of your education — it is the beginning of the part that actually counts.
A direct word to South African learners weighing whether to stay in school or step away. Two paths sit in front of you today — and the one you choose is already shaping the person you are becoming.
If you wake up dreading work and cannot see a way out, the diagnosis is rarely the job itself. Here is how to use the role you already have as the ground on which the next one becomes possible.
South Africa is pouring R1.8 billion into young entrepreneurs and still only 3.5% of them are starting a business. The funding is not the gap. The mind is. Sam on the inner work the country cannot do for you.