Purpose Practitioners Club

Listen as Tebello Motshwane shares her journey of quitting her Corporate jobs to invest full-time in her purpose.

It's time for you to be 10X better than your industry standard!
This week's podcast episode teaches you how to be exactly that!

Nomzamo Mbatha often says: There is no glory in playing small! And there really isn't.

In fact, one outstanding writer, Ellen G. White, once penned:

"The Lord is disappointed when His people place a low estimate upon themselves...

... He has a use for them, and He is well pleased when they make the very highest demands upon Him, that they may glorify His name.

They may expect large things if they have faith in His promises."

The start of a new week affords us the luxury of starting over. It's a blank canvas that we get to colour in however we see best. There are conditions to putting together a solid plan for your vision, and that's what we go over in this episode. Enjoy.

You'll hear me sing! Don't be startled. When I'm done, we'll talk.
Today's message will prod you to do something totally counter-intuitive; yet the results of it will be amazing.
I'm talking against the "hustle" and "I'll rest when I'm dead" mentality. We weren't design to go hard and never take a moment to rest.
I hope you'll be resting as you listen to this :)
We'll chat again soon.

Goosebumps!!!
That's what you will feel as you listen to this episode. I'm sharing my business secrets!
If you are in Business, full-time Ministry, running an NPO, are a Creative, or are fulfilling your purpose in Corporate, you need to hear this - and apply it to your practice too.
Enjoy.

This one will make you really introspect on the people you've allowed to take residence in your inner circle. Should they be there? Are they adding the right kind of value? Oh, oh, oh, wait... Are you the kind of friend anyone should have? Hmmm. Listen to the game-plan and start making up your mind about where you want to be and whether who you have (and are) will get you there. Enjoy.

Today's Game-plan is critical. We are praying about one of the most important decisions you will ever make in your life, after choosing Christ as your personal savior - it is choosing someone to spend you entire life with.

Prayer for our partners is extremely important. We have to do it if we want to have good living.

So in this episode, find some prayer points from me, and let me know what else you believe I left out (info@mpumikmbonane.com)

Given that family was designed, by God, to be the center of love and morality, it goes without saying that it should be part of our prayer strategy.

If we want to play a part in helping society at large, we have to play a part in holding up our family units.

Hope you enjoy this game-plan.

I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Tebello Motshwane of Sister in Law, who has a podcast called Sisters in Conversation. She was inspired by Michelle Obama's documentary and thought it would be a good idea for us local women to share our stories of how we became who we are today. Here my story as I share it with her and I hope it gives you the courage to some day share yours.

It is Money March on the podcast this month. The idea is for us all as Purpose Practitioners to be wealth professionals who make a holistic impact in society - through our purpose and our pockets 😉. The #1 lesson I want you to gain from this episode is: We don't work for money; money works for us. We make money and then we make that money work for us. Enjoy 🙂

This week I chat to Asanda Madi, a clinical psychologist (odysseyunfolded.wordpress.com) and we chat all things mental health. She broke down the causes of mental health, how we can identify signs of and support those around us who are dealing with mental illness and finally we agree that "The opposite of depression is not happiness; it's purpose." To access Purpose Unlocked - Free course: www.mpumikmbonane

Have you heard the statement: When purpose is not known, abuse is inevitable? I'd like to extend that and say: A slight deviation from the design leads to unwanted, unwelcome and devastating results. I truly believe that the social ills we are facing in our society today is as a result of not sticking to God's guide for how to live. Hear how we can do better in this episode.

Ever heard the phrase "hindsight is 20/20"? Well if not, you will know what it means after this episode. With everyone excited for the new year and setting goals for 2020, I thought to share my single, most simple approach to getting the best out of the new year: making the most of hindsight vision. You will love this approach, I promise you. In the end, I will prompt you to decide on your 2020 word/theme and commit to spending this year being and doing your best. Cheers to getting into this new year with "perfect vision" and taking action on all we set out to do. New year, better you! Please share the podcast on your social platforms and let's get the word going on our simple approach to 2020. Also, don't forget to subscribe. Love you.

In this episode, Mpumi talks about how God disrupted her plan to teach her how to trust Him. Trust Him to do things her own plan can never cover. You will learn what it takes to get real success, without grinding yourself to dust. Enjoy