The world is changing fast and to keep up you need local knowledge with global context.
Stuart Lowman 
I began my journey with a book that most bosses would not want you to read, or in this case listen … “It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Work”.
Meetings and email are an important part of business, just make sure the time spent is more valuable than the time lost.
Simon Lincoln Reader is back in London following his brief sojourn to New York. But irrespective of which side of the Atlantic he finds himself on, Brexit is top of mind.
Marilyn Bassin is a physiotherapist who has volunteered with dying indigent children for almost 30 years. Here’s why she’s an inspiration.
Helen Duigan finds inspiration in an artist, Willem Snyman, who’s swapped his time for painting to cleaning up the Hennops river in Pretoria.
David Melvill unearths his Afrikaans teacher as his inspiration. Someone music fans know as Johan Stemmet, the host of the evergreen musical game show Noot vir Noot.
The start of a new year sees conversations most often carry the word ‘resolution’ in them.
As the walls close in, Forensic for Justice’s Paul O’Sullivan feels it is now time, with Cyril Ramaphosa in power, that NPA head Shaun Abrahams leaves his position.
A recent article in The Economist detailing how US airports were losing car rental and parking revenues due to Uber and Lyft.
Love him, or hate him, you can’t deny that former Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho always had something to say.