Industry Voices

The belief that I hold about my industry is that kindness and gratitude are the ways to success. It is important to embrace both kindness and gratitude because then you are able to create a successful business financially as well as gratefulness for your customers since they are spending their …

Global problem I’d like to solve – the pandemic of emotional illiteracy and inability to communicate and connect with other humans. Emotional connection is at the core of being human. We have abysmal education on this in schools and often even worse dynamics modelled at home growing up. It’s time …

Dream big or go home! If I could plan the MOST incredible business moment in the next 12 months it would be securing a contract with NASA or SpaceX to work with their astronauts and team on integrative mindset practices for high stress environments and day to day life. Working …

We have to be flexible, Adaptable, Agile, Open-minded, and able to pivot and embrace change to TRANSFORM.

For me the perfect environment is one where it is not too hot or too cold, comfortable chair and not a lot of noise. That can be my office at home, a serviced office, or even a co-working space. All are excellent once I get past the basics!

We had our first masterclass scheduled for Tinted Wateva and due to health reasons, our speaker wasn’t able to attend. It was a sold out event and even though one of the participants demanded for a refund because she thought we were not being professional, the rest of our participants …

My best time management/prioritization hack is: Figure out who your A1 Prospects/Clients/Partners are depending on your role, determine whatever tasks you need to complete to move them forward, after you finish those tasks you can look at others. An A1 Client, for instance could be a Fortune 1000 company you …

I realised how important it is knowing your numbers. Although I have an accounting background but because I hated what I studied, I never saw it as actually a blessing in disguise. Knowing my numbers in my business allowed me to make decisions on scaling up or down and to …

I would say my key learning is for you to be adaptable in your business. None of us had any control over COVID. Those that adapted fastest survived if they were in industries hammered by lockdowns and restrictions, like tourist businesses and restaurants. In other industries, they flourished by moving …

Think three steps ahead. While I was teaching, opportunities came my way that could have better positioned me for the future. But I wasn’t forward-thinking enough, and I let those opportunities slip through my fingers. When I retired from the classroom to become an entrepreneur, the windows I might have …