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Ever wondered how to build rock-solid client relationships? Or maybe you're dreaming of starting your own side hustle but don't know where to begin? This week on the Nhlivo Actually Podcast, we've got you covered! We chat with Sibusiso Kgaba, a Client Retention Specialist and voice-over artist, who shares his expertise on:Client Retention Strategies: Learn how to build lasting relationships with your clients and keep them coming back for more.The Power of Communication: Discover the importance of clear and effective communication in business and beyond.Turning Passion into Profit: Get inspired by Sibusiso's journey as a voice-over artist and learn how to monetize your creative skills.Balancing a Full-Time Job and a Side Hustle: Hear practical tips for managing your time and maximizing your productivity.Mindset and Motivation: Gain insights into the mindset required to achieve your goals and overcome challenges.Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable 1 advice to help you level up your life.  

We start the show by hearing from our first guest for season 3 Gugulethu Vilakazi, a vlogger and entrepreneur, who takes us through her customization process and how she finds inspiration in hidden places for her vlogging journey. You can follow her on its.lethu on TikTok and instagram and her vlog is called "Life and everything in-between with Guulethu Vilakazi, you can find it on Youtube. Do Like, share, and subscribe.

Nhlivo takes a look at the challenges facing the African youth and narrows it all the way down to the youth of Gomora (Alexandra, JHB). - Unemployment sitting at 40% - Quality of the education system, pass mark at 30%, limited University capacity - The cycle of poverty and generational curses - Crime, violence, and exploitation - Substance abuse - Mental health in times of "national state of disaster" The general state of our nation and experiences on the ground.

A new year is upon us and here at the Nhlivo Actually podcast we wish everyone a happy new year. Keeping with the tradition we started, we dropping our annual new year episode reviewing the year that has been and planning for the year that is.

Nhlivo Actually podcast is a out of Gomora that seeks to expose the world to the talent and unique offering rooted in being an Alexandrian. We tackle a variety of topics that the youth of South Africa and the world can relate to; engaging with guests that are able to share their experiences.

Nhlivo Actually Podcast Season 2 episode 39 with special guest Trap Magin$a talking everything that happened over the past 3 years since we last had him on the show and his upcoming ep AMABHUBESI

On this episode we talk youth hubs, youth unemployment, 3D printing opp and how to get your brand off the ground using these dynamics

Here's to a brand spanking new year, can you smell it through your musk, the answer may be nastier. This episode is the first in months, I thought ot my self why not kick off the year in incredible fashion by dropping an episode out of the blue. Now that's celebratory, its just a recap on where we left off and what's next on ths journey, I hope you dp engage, till the next episode in the next week, do enjoy! Nhlivo

It's my birthday!

On this episode of Nhlivo Actually, Nhlivo tries to unpack Grit as guided by the book Grit by Angela Duckworth, Author and Psychologist amongst her other vocations. The concept of Grit is concerned with passion and how preserve in life in search of our life philosophy that has to do with our purpose and main goal in life with an unwavering spirit and a will of steel.

Anathi is a entrepreneur and the founder of Gxarha premium leather, a business that is focus on bringing premium leather goods to the South African market. The brand started out making cardholders from premium full grain leather and has progressed to more advanced wallets and bags, the entrepreneurial journey started from the R100 challenge that pushes entrepreneurs into creating an MVP (minimum viable product) to generate capital as a cash cow to reach short-term goals connected with the creation of the main business. After his travels abroad the WITS Fine Art alum was inspired by fragrances packaging and laboured for hours to learn how to create leather goods using hides and giving birth to Gxarha a brand deeply rooted in culture and derived from his clan names.

On this episode Nhlivo reflects on the 1 year journey that began the podcast.

Joining us as our first guest for 2021 is Thamsanqa Treasure Tshabalala an entrepreneur, A&R and social media sensation. Thami started his career as a rapper and battle rapper being inspired by Snoop Doggs "what's my name" song in the 90s. He was balancing that with selling snacks and cigarettes on campus will navigating the demand of college. This is where he came across his entrepreneurial opportunity to join a business incubator which would be a spring board for most of his success. He met songstress Naima K who mentored and ushered him into the music industry under Africa Creative Agency in partnership with Universal music group would see him working with the likes of Nasty C, Tellaman, Rowlene, Amanda black ; to name a few. He joins us being the founder of 3spheres consulting, a journey that seeks to combine him passions in one.

The first episode of the new year 2021 takes a look at goal setting best practices with practical application, how to create a winning vision board that reflects the future you and your ambitions, and how to set up your new year's resolutions to be fail-proof by adding a twist.

On this week's episode Self-Sabotage or Burning out? How it connects to wellbeing. Coping with demands, challenges that refuse to end, and unfairness. Contributors to why we BURNOUT. Finding individuals who suffer burnout on an ongoing basis. What research reveals as triggers, our perceptions of stress, and how we react to stress, self-sabotage. RUN FOREST RUN! 🙆🏾‍♂️ Self-Sabotage is a Trap. You're a perfectionist huh? It's a trap. A quote to get us started “Perfection is the enemy of progress.” Winston Churchill. Don't ask me which year he said it But he said it.