Death is a fascinating subject matter. Admittedly, it can be quite a daunting, confusing and at times scary thought to think of death but it is inevitable – we all die, regardless of our belief in the after-life. Life, which in many terms is the opposite of death, now becomes the most important thing to understand while we have it. To have a purpose-filled life; a purposeful existence, becomes the main thing for many. One question remains, is it not simpler to just live? Whether you fulfill your dreams or not, whether you climb mountain Fiji or Kilimanjaro, whether you go hunting or buy your meat from the supermarket, whether you are racist, an anarchist or loving, you still get the same life, the same breath. If one thing has been proven over time, it is that Life belongs to all and should be a basic human right. So why are people so obsessed with finding their purpose? Is there really such a thing? Now before you jump to your instinctive huma
Dear Person, This write-up is to everyone who is currently ‘doing their own thing’ or has plans to someday become their own bosses. I have met with, consulted for and managed a pretty diverse portfolio of businesses and business people and surprisingly enough, they were always bout the same thing: people. I have discovered that in business, there are certain constants which we know as the four P’s: Product, Price, Promotion and Place; the fifth unmentioned constant is People. There are good people, bad people, selfish people, stupid people, stubborn people, jealous people, ignorant people and for the sake of this write, as many other variations you can think of. When I meet with budding, struggling & successful entrepreneurs, I always seem to hear the same things or at least within the same spheres: - - I have this vision that will change the world - - No one helped me get anything I have, I did it all by myself -