Matt Brown Show - CLIPS!

Join us to learn how to think like a millionaire as we discuss the never let die mindset, giving back to the community, your reason for motivation and how to visualise and achieve your wildest dreams.

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The journey ultimately leads to a mindset that adapts to the changes in your working and everyday life, giving you the tools to work in a team, analyse, reflect and adapt. Follow myself and Gavin into this exciting episode for a happier and more effective way to work and play.

For more info: mattbrownshow.com

Join us to learn how to think like a millionaire as we discuss the never let die mindset, giving back to the community, your reason for motivation and how to visualise and achieve your wildest dreams.

For more info: mattbrownshow.com

Hunger is more than the need to fill your stomach, it is the very drive that differentiates dreamers from doers and lackluster from legendary. Today I’m joined by the hungry and fiercely passionate Lorna Maseko. 

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 In this episode I chat to Brad Shorkend and Andy Golding, authors of “We are Still Human [and work shouldn’t suck]” about the importance of culture and how we can build relevant businesses, exceptional work experiences for human beings in a world that has gone digital crazy.

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Do not forgive because they deserve forgiveness, forgive because you deserve peace. In this episode of the Matt Brown Show, Candice talks about her incredible experience of forgiving Eugene De Kock the former South African Police colonel, torturer, and assassin, who when active under the apartheid government murdered her father and shares insights into the power that comes with forgiveness and how you can use that power to be emotionally whole and true to who you are.  

I reached out to my good friend Brent Tollman, probably one of the smartest people I have in my network, to explore how we as entrepreneurs can use identity politics to build better businesses. My hope is that If we can have honest conversations like this - and understand what caused and what drives Identity Politics, we’ll know have the answer to the million-dollar question here: Where do we draw the line - but in a smart and informed way that helps us transform our employees, etc.

Watch the full interview: mattbrownshow.com

Maps Maponyane, is one of Africa’s most influential young black entrepreneurs. Maps is a multi-talented business brain; movie producer and celebrity and we discuss what he has learnt in the process of building multiple successful businesses which has left a truly inspiring legacy of his own. 

Watch the full interview: mattbrownshow.com

Gavin Moffat is a successful South African entrepreneur, scuba diver and marketing and communications expert. He is also the author of “Swimming with Sharks”, a book about guidelines on how to survive and thrive in today’s business world with a strong mentality and a smile. With a healthy attitude towards learning, Gavin takes us on a journey of self discovery and reflection. The journey ultimately leads to a mindset that adapts to the changes in your working and everyday life, giving you the tools to work in a team, analyse, reflect and adapt.

Watch the full interview: mattbrownshow.com

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kick-start innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kick-start innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

 Disruptology. This is the study of the discipline of disruption in business. Self-confessed naive optimist and change-advocate, Juanita Vorster has studied the world of disruption and change, how work used to be and where it is likely going to be heading. A successful business owner with designations of Certified Director (SA), Certified Ethics Officer, and Chartered Public Relations Practitioner, she is uniquely positioned to give practical guidance on how to stay ahead of the curve of change and how to remain relevant in the face of a world permeated with robots and artificial intelligence. She regularly inspires audiences to embrace change, welcome disruption, and kickstart innovation. In this episode we discuss the importance of learning, unlearning and how to prepare yourself and your loved ones for the future.  

Taken From MBS(Episode 149): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qymPR9LXtgw

 The Cloud. When it comes to the Cloud, there is no actual computer in the sky, the Cloud is just a computer somewhere else. In this episode, I chat to Brett StClair, Ex-Googler turned digital banker, leading mind on Digital transformation and distributed trust and now CEO of Siatik. With a curriculum canon that spans 2 decades of leading Google Mobile, Youtube, Google Display and Google’s Cloud Computing across Africa and rebuilding Barclays Africa Digital Business. Brett Shares his insights into the world of IT services and the opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners in Cloud adoption the potential of Cloud computing. If you want to learn about how to build a business to scale then this one’s going to float your boat and your business. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 148):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEw3RET7D-k

 The Cloud. When it comes to the Cloud, there is no actual computer in the sky, the Cloud is just a computer somewhere else. In this episode, I chat to Brett StClair, Ex-Googler turned digital banker, leading mind on Digital transformation and distributed trust and now CEO of Siatik. With a curriculum canon that spans 2 decades of leading Google Mobile, Youtube, Google Display and Google’s Cloud Computing across Africa and rebuilding Barclays Africa Digital Business. Brett Shares his insights into the world of IT services and the opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners in Cloud adoption the potential of Cloud computing. If you want to learn about how to build a business to scale then this one’s going to float your boat and your business. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 148):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEw3RET7D-k

 The Cloud. When it comes to the Cloud, there is no actual computer in the sky, the Cloud is just a computer somewhere else. In this episode, I chat to Brett StClair, Ex-Googler turned digital banker, leading mind on Digital transformation and distributed trust and now CEO of Siatik. With a curriculum canon that spans 2 decades of leading Google Mobile, Youtube, Google Display and Google’s Cloud Computing across Africa and rebuilding Barclays Africa Digital Business. Brett Shares his insights into the world of IT services and the opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners in Cloud adoption the potential of Cloud computing. If you want to learn about how to build a business to scale then this one’s going to float your boat and your business. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 148):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEw3RET7D-k

 The Cloud. When it comes to the Cloud, there is no actual computer in the sky, the Cloud is just a computer somewhere else. In this episode, I chat to Brett StClair, Ex-Googler turned digital banker, leading mind on Digital transformation and distributed trust and now CEO of Siatik. With a curriculum canon that spans 2 decades of leading Google Mobile, Youtube, Google Display and Google’s Cloud Computing across Africa and rebuilding Barclays Africa Digital Business. Brett Shares his insights into the world of IT services and the opportunities for entrepreneurs and business owners in Cloud adoption the potential of Cloud computing. If you want to learn about how to build a business to scale then this one’s going to float your boat and your business. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 148):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEw3RET7D-k

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

 Pitching. In any pitch for new business, it’s not the best product that wins but the best pitch. Whether you’re looking for clients, investors or employees, you need to know how to pitch your products, services and ideas in a way that is most likely to secure you the deal. Justin Cohen’s internationally acclaimed six-step formula is designed to do just that. Justin is the author of 4 books and 8 audio books. He hosts a CNBC Africa TV show in which he interviews some of the world’s top experts on success. As a leading authority on human potential, with a postgraduate degree in psychology, Justin Cohen speaks and trains in the fields of motivation, sales, customer service and leadership. Over the past seventeen years he has presented in 20 countries, and in virtually every industry, to an average of 8000 people annually. Justin is a Certified Speaker Professional and a Southern African Speaker Hall of Fame inductee. Having taught and refined his Pitch To Win program for five years, and having helped win numerous multi-million dollar deals in that time, I am thrilled to let you in on Justin’s secrets for success in the Pitch To Win book in this episode of the Matt Brown Show. Strap yourselves in for a cliff hanger! 

Taken From MBS(Episode 146): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XptCFB2mgJw

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS(Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS(Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS  (Episode 144):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 144):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Transformation. Real transformation isn’t a future event, it’s a present-day activity. The irony is that most people choose to stay the same and settle for the status quo and don’t challenge themselves to become more than what they currently are. If you don’t make a conscious choice to grow yourself every single day this can have a disastrous impact on your business, because your business can only grow to the extent that you do. Our guest today is Caroline Ravenhall, who spent the best part of a decade working closely with Richard Branson but despite all the trappings of a successful career she found herself on the day of the launch of Virgin Airlines in South Africa, staring down the abyss of total burnout and with Richard Branson about to do one of his dare devil entrances. The threat of Burn out for entrepreneurs is very real, so I invited Caroline onto the show to talk about her recovery and incredible transformation to today where she is a captivating professional speaker, leadership development facilitator and human performance specialist who is carving out a powerful reputation for inspiring greatness in others while helping them tap into their infinite human potential. 

Taken From MBS(Episode 144): 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UW6yottahI&t=16s

 Influence. You don’t have to be a person of influence to be influential. As entrepreneurs we are very much in the business of influence: influence of customers, our people and ultimately influence over ourselves in the choices we make every day. The nature of influence has changed in recent years, with the birthing of a global movement towards the sustainable enterprise and a growing appetite of corporates and impact investors to work with social entrepreneurs to solve global challenges like education, poverty, hunger, clean water and gender inequality. Today, you can become a billionaire and make a difference at the same time. They are no longer mutually exclusive. On this episode, I chat to three power house women Ezyln Barends, Mmabatho Mokiti and Natasha Katapodis about the world of social entrepreneurship, impact investing and gender inequality and how we as a community of entrepreneurs can do more in the space of social upliftment and economic transformation through our businesses. 

Taken From MBS (Episode 133):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_xhm8EDbbA&t=147s