I know I’ve been off but man God has been showing off in my life 🥹 I wanted to come here and say to that little girl fighting for a better future, continue fighting!
A whole 24 year old CA(SA) and Master of Accounting. Lord thank you ❤️
See you at the top 🥂
I know I’ve been off but man God has been showing off in my life 🥹 I wanted to come here and say to that little girl fighting for a better future, continue fighting!
A whole 24 year old CA(SA) and Master of Accounting. Lord thank you ❤️
See you at the top 🥂
Happy Women’s Day 👩🏽❤️💋👩🏽❤️
Title: Empowered Women, Empower Generations
To the woman who almost gave up—
this is for you.
To the woman who has faced abandonment,
failure, disappointment, abuse, and rejection—
remember this:
What happened to you does not define you.
…
I know it has been a lot lately but……..
Package arrived, TOTECHELLA is up!!
@lindy_trixie it’s FOR YOUR BODY 🥹❤️
Get yourself a tote bag bafazi. Mosadi ke tote bag 🫢❤️
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YOUTH DAY OF HOPE – THANK YOU X FAM! ❤️
Thanks to your donations, reposts, reshares, encouragement, and volunteer support, The Safe Space Organization & Moepathutse Children Centre raised R7,300 in under 2 weeks, helping us donate money, clothing, and food to the community.
🎙️ BEHIND THE SMILE | A Conversation on Mental Health and Healing
Sometimes the brightest smile hides the deepest pain.
In this powerful episode of Growth is Greater Than Comfort, I’m joined by Paul Wombo CA(SA) - Investment banker, former SAICA Top 35 under 35 finalist and former Global Change maker as both facilitator and finalist for an honest conversation about the battles many people fight in silence.
Together, we unpack what it means to live behind the smile - the pressure of carrying responsibilities while silently navigating anxiety, emotional pain, trauma, expectations, and life’s unseen burdens. We explore why so many people struggle to speak up, the masks we wear to appear “strong,” and the importance of creating spaces where vulnerability is welcomed rather than judged.
Although Men’s Mental Health Month has passed, the conversation around mental health should never be limited to a single month. Every day is an opportunity to check in, speak up, ask for help, and remind someone that they don’t have to carry life’s weight alone.
Whether you’re silently struggling, supporting someone you love, or simply seeking a deeper understanding of mental health, this conversation is for you.
Because sometimes, the strongest thing you can do isn’t hiding the pain—it’s choosing to talk about it.
If this episode resonates with you, please like, share, and subscribe. Your support could be the encouragement someone needs to realise they are not alone. 💙 ❤️
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Happy Women’s Day 👩🏽❤️💋👩🏽❤️
Title: Empowered Women, Empower Generations
To the woman who almost gave up—
this is for you.
To the woman who has faced abandonment,
failure, disappointment, abuse, and rejection—
remember this:
What happened to you does not define you.
Your dreams are still valid.
Your purpose is still waiting.
And it is never too late to become
the woman you once dreamed you would be.
To the younger version of yourself,
the little girl who dreamed without limits—
tell her:
“I haven’t forgotten you.”
I may have stumbled.
I may have taken a different path.
I may have fallen more times than I can count.
But I am still becoming.
And to every woman listening:
You can begin again.
You can heal.
You can dream again.
You can pursue the career, the business, the purpose,
and the life you’ve always envisioned.
You are not too broken.
You are not too old.
You are not too far behind.
There is still time.
But our power as women is not only found
in what we achieve for ourselves.
It is also found in what we make possible
for the women who come after us.
Our courage can become someone’s confidence.
Our healing can become someone’s freedom.
Our success can become someone’s starting point.
So as we celebrate Women’s Day,
let us remember the generations watching us.
Because every door we open
makes it easier for another woman to walk through.
Every mountain we climb
becomes a path for someone behind us.
And every dream we pursue
can tell another woman:
“You can do it too.”
So rise, woman.
Rise with your scars.
Rise with your story.
Rise with your lessons.
And when you rise—
reach back.
Lift another woman.
Make room for another woman.
Empower another woman.
Because when one woman discovers her power,
she changes her life.
But when she uses that power to empower others,
she changes generations.
That is the power of women.
And that is the legacy we leave behind.
A shared piece of work, a vulnerable conversation with Mahadi Ramarumo, an inspirational WOMAN, event specialist, founder and business owner of Itirele Creative Solutions - your next event partner 👸 👩🏽❤️💋👩🏽❤️
We would love to hear about your story as a woman, please engage with us on this conversation. 🫶🏽❤️
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"We're entering a virtuous cycle."
Michael Saylor of @Strategy joins Lee Counselman of Barclays to share the story of STRC, and the digital credit revolution that's already begun.
🎙️TODAY: Join us at 9AM at the Enterprise Stage to kick off the @BitcoinForCorps Symposium!
A full day of corporate executives, capital allocators, and institutional service providers advancing Bitcoin strategy.
Full agenda 📓👇
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"You’ll see everything if you’re around markets for a reasonable period of time:
We have seen companies sell for tens of billions that are worthless—and we have seen things sell for 20% of what they were worth."
— Warren Buffett