Tag: Ruda Landman
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Change in One Generation with Ntsiki Biyela
South Africa’s first black female winemaker, Ntsiki Biyela, had to love change to make a change!
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The impact of high expectations
Jonathan Jansen and his team have changed dozens of schools in this country. His approach is simple: expect the best and then empower people to deliver that.
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Change in One Generation with Setlogane Manchidi
What role has change played in carving the illustrious path of Head of CSI at Investec South Africa, Setlogane Manchidi? Find out in this week’s inspiring episode of Change in One Generation.
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Mental health conditions are medical problems like any other
What do we do when life becomes too much? Seeking help for mental problems still carry a stigma, but the sooner we do it, the better the outcomes.
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Recognising cause and effect
Anyone can wish for a different future, but unless you put in the work, nothing will change.
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Resilience. Grit.
How do you bounce back from setbacks that look insurmountable? The answer lies in the power of vision, built on a fundamental optimism.
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Change in One Generation with Ofentse Pitse
Our new Change in One Generation podcast series, hosted by Ruda Landman and Dr Frank Magwegwe, starts off on a high note with Ofentse Pitse, the first black South African woman to have founded and conduct an all-black orchestra.
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Change is a team sport
Bringing about change means utilizing all available support: family, organisations, individuals who cross your path. You cannot do it alone.
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When the group is against you
Making a change often means moving into a new community – new colleagues, new student friends. If they close ranks against you, you have to hold on to your vision with all you’ve got.
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It’s up to me … and I can do it
Mindset makes all the difference when it comes to handling change. Our podcast guests all share the same approach. They don’t wait for a saviour, and they believe in their own ability.