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I’ve always said the future is always around the bend - it is not a lifetime away. Future Readiness with Za - is a series of conversations with game-changers and pioneers from around the world, exploring the nature of emerging futures from the now, the next and beyond. After many years of meeting smart people doing great things over time- I wanted to create a space where we could converse about the now, what comes next and how we can all be ready for it - as individuals, companies and societ ...
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Our guest on #FutureReadinesswithZa is South African-born and Australian-based Pearl Proud. She is a distinguished executive with a robust Psychology, Strategic Leadership, and Organizational Development background. As a proud member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (MAICD), she exemplifies dedication to corporate excellence and eth…
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#FutureReadinessWithZa Presents Sizakele in conversation with Glenda Venn – an award-winning creative with experience in designing and brand strategy. A new connection that already feels deep. She is smart, explosively creative, kind, benevolent, wise, and human-centred. She has walked multiple paths from working in a challenger ad agency (at which…
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“.. Burnout is when you have nothing left to give, there is no bandwidth left. When we have no bandwidth, we get really impatient with the people we love, we start making mistakes… and we lose the ability to celebrate what is wonderful in life…” We are nearing that time of the year when time seems loopy and we feel tired and unmotivated, which is u…
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“If you aren’t able to commit to a full body yes, it is a lot more respectful to say thank you, you’re so kind, I’ll consider the invitation, please give me time, so that you when you do finally say yes, it is a full body yes”. When you agree to join someone in a thing they have invited you to or take on an extra assignment at work when already str…
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“If you are going to wait for the perfect conditions, then your boat is never going to leave.” A good friend of mine once said “Boats are not built to stay in the harbor”, and this remains true. The truth is that conditions will never be perfect and you cannot control or create an excellent external condition, what you can do is build a brand/life …
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Phakamisa Ndzamela is an award-winning former business journalist for Thomson Reuters, E-News Africa, Moneyweb, Business Day, Financial Mail and Financial Times of London. He holds an honours degree in journalism from the University of Witwatersrand. He lives in Cape Town. The story of black business in South Africa remains under-exploredand poorly…
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“When you place the human at the centre of everything that you do, then you can truly design for inclusive futures.” Designing for inclusivity is not about meeting a quota, it is about considering the complete human and how their daily experiences may be intertwined with your business. These futures ensure that no community is marginalised and that…
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Future-ready brands are understanding more and more that you pay attention to what is happening in culture... and apply your creative lens in a way that solves for society” High-influence brands are intentional about placing humans at the centre of everything as this benefits them commercially and aids in their reputation. Connect with us so that w…
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“Returning to wholeness is about slowing down and paying attention to how things feel.” During the pandemic, we were forced to slow down. Most of us vowed in that period to be more present and engage in experiences that bring joy. Have you kept your vow to fully immerse in moments or have you returned to the “busy-ness” of life? The How To Series i…
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In this episode, I am joined by Dr Aba Mortley – an Engineer and Fentrepreneur who is continuing the family business Cher – Mere, amulti-generational personal-care business whose vision is to “make natural, eco-conscious, personal care products for people of all ages and skin tones –inspired by the mosaic of Caribbean people”. I had the absolute de…
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“We have become so wounded as human beings that we can’t even recognise kindness.” Any act of kindness should never be considered uncool. In the moments where yours may be rejected, may you never be discouraged to be kind to others Remember that kindness has the best aftertaste. The How To Series is my guide on how to go through life in the most hu…
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#FutureReadinessWithZa Presents Dr Sizakele in Conversation with Dr Neeraj Mistry – a Medical Doctor turned economist and now a social scientist. In this discussion, rich with laughter and peppered with deep anecdotes, we talk about his practice and work at Future Africa (https://www.futureafrica.science/). As one deeply invested in contributing to…
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IT’S BACK Future Readiness with Za presents: The How To Series: Season 2 This series is my guide on going through life in the most humanistic way based on my own experiences. We start with the highly requested How to speak to a pre-adult. “Lead with questions and not with judgement and remember that you too were once young.” The goal of having a co…
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#FutureReadinessWithZa Presents Dr Sizakele in Conversation with Gillian Rightford – a seasoned practitioner, lecturer and the founder of School Of Thought and Adtherapy, a company that aims to help marketers optimise their advertising through skills, structure, strategy, and relationships. In this episode, Gillian expands on the journey of her wor…
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#FutureReadinessWithZa Presents Dr Sizakele in Conversation with Nkuli Mlangeni – a stylist turned textile designer and now creative collaborator at large. In this trans-Atlantic discussion, rich with fond memories and boundless ambition, Nkuli shares her deep emotional investment in the cross-pollination of talents from across countries and cities…
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On a blistering afternoon, there was a gathering whose origin was a simple (but deep) question, ‘what else can we do to help humans in this time?” so we got our heads together and Brad and I got deep into conversation. When we care deeply, we move carefully with clear intentionality. The desire was to create a space where each of us (evolved in dif…
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The How-To Series This series is informed by my lived experience – and is offered as guide on going through life in the most humanistic way. How to Use Your Voice As The Youngest Sibling. “My heart goes out to the last born siblings that carry this pain with them.” You may be the person in the family who received …
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The HowTo Series This series is informed by my lived experience – and is offered as guide on going through life in the most humanistic way. How To End A Friendship. Ending a friendship is about terminating a contract to your heart and that is not an easy decision to make. We don’t stay in relationships for the his…
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Colleen is a co-founder of Reos Partners and leads the Southern Africa team. Throughout her working life, she has remained passionate about bringing together committed and diverse leaders to reduce the many divides of inequality. Colleen’s experience includes convening, organizing, and facilitating short- and long-term relationships across sectors …
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With over 20 years in the media industry, this month’s guest on #FutureReadinesswithZa is the editor of Business Day Wanted Magazine, Siphiwe Mpye. With wit and a sharp mind, he shares the story of his brave beginning and wonderful meanders across publications, sectors and roles. He also acknowledges mentors and advocates who helped along the way. …
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The How To Series This series is informed by my lived experience – and is offered as guide on going through life in the most humanistic way. Not all conversations are easy, some conversation are about letting friends down, setting boundaries and letting go. For me, difficult conversations are easier because they a…
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The How To Series This series is informed by my lived experience – and is offered as a guide on going through life in the most humanistic way. How to Say No in a compassionate and kind tone. There are ways to say no By acknowledging the request Do not over explain why you are saying no Keep the door open so should…
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This month #FutureReadinessWithZa brings you Dr James Lappeman. He is the Head of Projects at the UCT Liberty Institute of Strategic Marketing. He has a PhD in consumer behaviour and has published on the subject of South African consumer behaviour in international journals like the Journal of International Marketing, the International Journal of Ma…
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The How To Series This series is informed by my lived experience – and is offered as guide on going through life in the most humanistic way. Leaving a toxic work environment can be difficult. When you do finally leave you need to do so in a manner which protects your integrity and honors you. This may remove any o…
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This month on Future Readiness with Za, we connect with Niven Postma. Niven is a strategy, leadership and culture consultant partnering with clients in diverse industries around the world, to (re)ignite the discretionary energy of people and teams, build an enabling culture and develop meaningful strategies. In addition to this, she laughs easily, …
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Leading Like a Human The people who vouch for us, whether we call them bosses or leaders or allies, often see in us what we will become and it is up to us then to live out the full expression of our purpose, and by extension, their aspirations for us. I was really excited about a particular promotion and the prospect of growing myself, the team and…
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Our guest for this episode on Future Readiness with Za is the amazing Dr Ngao Motsei. She is a seasoned exec and leader whose work on Bullying In The Workplace demands attention now and into the unfolding future. We explore this topic as well as other challenges she has observed and her counsel for current and emerging leaders in the workplace and …
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Future Readiness with Za presents: The How To Series This series is my guide on going through life in the most humanistic way based on my own experiences. How have you approached someone you know online in person? I was at a gallery with a friend of mine and someone I did not recognise approached me with so much energy that it frightened me, they m…
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ANNOUNCEMENT Applying polish to an old surface is always a good thing – as it releases a new shine and magical reflections. We have just polished our old podcast. This is not a new podcast - it is me building on the one that I started in the midst of Covid-19 to connect with beings who are doing amazing things to advance humankind. Future Readiness…
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Much has been lost in the proverbial fire in the last while , whether it be life, jobs, relationships, opportunities, faith, trust, etc. We each have dealt with them in our own unique ways. As we prepare to shut it down for the working/school year - I urge you to also look at the wins that you have achieved during this time and be proud of yourself…
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There are times when we are running, chasing our goals and dreams or trying our best to check items off our to-do list that we sometimes forget to take a moment to put our safety-belt on. As we near the end of the year and get caught up in the rush to meet our targets, check things off the 5 or 10-year plan, I urge you to take a moment to put your …
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Being a fierce female who works and has a family means more often than not you are asked the question "How do you keep that work-life balance?" The question is gendered which is problematic. However, it does present us with an opportunity to reflect on what balance is and what it means to each of us. Work-life balance can be choosing a day, a time …
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"Knowledge becomes wisdom through action." Knowledge does not only come from books and lecture halls, it also comes from being practical and immersing yourself in the task at hand. There are things that you may need to learn, unlearn and relearn and by doing so you make yourself and those around you, willing to learn, smarter and more knowledgeable…
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You know that person you meet when they are fired up and ready to take on the world ? You know you get the feeling that they will land on their own feet and do something magical in the world ? .That’s who the multi-dimensional Nkgabi is to me. From our first connect almost a decade ago (in the company of Mukondi Ralushayi-Kgomo her partner in busin…
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You know that person you meet when they are fired up and ready to take on the world ? You know you get the feeling that they will land on their own feet and do something magical in the world ? .That’s who the multi-dimensional Nkgabi is to me. From our first connect almost a decade ago (in the company of Mukondi Ralushayi-Kgomo her partner in busin…
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Phumeza is the giant soul behind SISTAHOOD HOUR - an online platform through which she connects, converses, creates and shares her gift with the world. Her heart is pure gold, her interior work never-ending - she walks through life with the mindfulness of an old soul and the tenderness of one with no ill-intention. Over time, distance and several c…
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Phumeza is the giant soul behind SISTAHOOD HOUR - an online platform through which she connects, converses, creates and shares her gift with the world. Her heart is pure gold, her interior work never-ending - she walks through life with the mindfulness of an old soul and the tenderness of one with no ill-intention. Over time, distance and several c…
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After an interaction with someone - I often rely on my sense of energy and vibration to evaluate. If I feel drained, I know that there was a mis-match somewhere. If I feel uplifted and energised then I know that we were in sync. It’s been my experience that those who are good for you, are good to you. How do you think you make people feel once you …
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You know that person you see from afar at all the cool events? They are always supremely dressed, confident in their stride and just well-put-together? You see them once, twice and eventually your paths overlap - an introduction is made and it feels like you’ve known them all your life. That’s who Felipe is to me – he is a being my soul recognised …
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