Podcasts about audiodacious

“We have a leadership crisis!” Corruption. Mismanagement. Cronyism. Socio-political inequality. Bad leadership is all around us. But what causes good people to become bad leaders? In episode 26, Nevelia Moloi chats to Rachel Nyaradzo Adams, a leadership and transformation specialist and owner of Narachi Leadership. Rachel believes that at the core of bad leadership is a crisis of self-mastery. Rachel coaches and develops individuals, teams and emerging leaders on the African continent to create the leadership solutions that can transform them and their environments. Listen as they discuss self-leadership, women in leadership, and the stories we believe that impact on our own leadership journeys. For more visit www.hungrywomanatwork.com Audiodacious website · Hungry Woman at Work website

“We have a leadership crisis!” Corruption. Mismanagement. Cronyism. Socio-political inequality. Bad leadership is all around us. But what causes good people to become bad leaders? In episode 26, Nevelia Moloi chats to Rachel Nyaradzo Adams, a leadership and transformation specialist and owner of Narachi Leadership. Rachel believes that at the core of bad leadership is a crisis of self-mastery. Rachel coaches and develops individuals, teams and emerging leaders on the African continent to create the leadership solutions that can transform them and their environments. Listen as they discuss self-leadership, women in leadership, and the stories we believe that impact on our own leadership journeys. For more visit www.hungrywomanatwork.com Audiodacious website · Hungry Woman at Work website

Covid has changed everything. But how has it changed us - for the better? What work and life lessons have we learnt to our benefit, and what skills do we need to cope in this new era? Around the world we are commemorating the one year anniversary of the impact of the Coronacoaster on our lives. Nevelia Moloi reflects on her lessons learnt the past year and hears insights from: • Tamsyn Cornelius, owner of TC Editorial Services • Suzanne Mackay, director of Patar Finance • Cassandra Layman, owner of Tourist Beagles, and • Natasha Netha, employee experience manager Share your lessons learnt with us on instagram @hungrywomanatwork or at www.hungrywomanatwork.com Hungry Woman at Work website · Audiodacious website

Covid has changed everything. But how has it changed us - for the better? What work and life lessons have we learnt to our benefit, and what skills do we need to cope in this new era? Around the world we are commemorating the one year anniversary of the impact of the Coronacoaster on our lives. Nevelia Moloi reflects on her lessons learnt the past year and hears insights from: • Tamsyn Cornelius, owner of TC Editorial Services • Suzanne Mackay, director of Patar Finance • Cassandra Layman, owner of Tourist Beagles, and • Natasha Netha, employee experience manager Share your lessons learnt with us on instagram @hungrywomanatwork or at www.hungrywomanatwork.com Hungry Woman at Work website · Audiodacious website

Want to free up your time from the mundane work tasks so you can focus on the things that really matter? The answer lies in automating your life, says Michelle Thompson, owner of Awesome Outsourcing. Michelle personally knows about the need for automation and outsourcing. She shares her story about having to relearn even basic tasks after suffering a stroke at the age of 36. This episode is filled with great advice for solopreneurs, small business owners and just about anyone who suffers from crippling perfectionism. Audiodacious website · Hungry Woman at Work site

Want to free up your time from the mundane work tasks so you can focus on the things that really matter? The answer lies in automating your life, says Michelle Thompson, owner of Awesome Outsourcing. Michelle personally knows about the need for automation and outsourcing. She shares her story about having to relearn even basic tasks after suffering a stroke at the age of 36. This episode is filled with great advice for solopreneurs, small business owners and just about anyone who suffers from crippling perfectionism. Audiodacious website · Hungry Woman at Work site

The start of the year is meant to be about looking forward with optimism and setting goals for the future. But how do you set goals in the midst of a global pandemic? Should you even bother? In episode 23 Nevelia Moloi speaks to psychologist Lynne Robinson. Lynne says there are a number of good reasons to still set goals and offers practical advice for goal-setting amidst a global pandemic. Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

The start of the year is meant to be about looking forward with optimism and setting goals for the future. But how do you set goals in the midst of a global pandemic? Should you even bother? In episode 23 Nevelia Moloi speaks to psychologist Lynne Robinson. Lynne says there are a number of good reasons to still set goals and offers practical advice for goal-setting amidst a global pandemic. Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

Have you ever looked at someone who seems to have it all together, successfully juggling many roles and thought to yourself, I wonder how she does it? In episode 21, we feature a woman who knows the importance of managing your time for success. Evelyn Mabhunu is the manager of the educational trust for Umbono Capital, a wife and mom of four, who's also found a way to pursue further studies, be a mentor to students, fundraise for a crisis response team, and serve in ministry at her church. How does she do it all, without burning out? “Plan your time, or someone else will plan it for you,” says Evelyn. Take a listen as she shares her advice on how to manage your time and prioritise your schedule. Audiodacious website

Have you ever looked at someone who seems to have it all together, successfully juggling many roles and thought to yourself, I wonder how she does it? In episode 21, we feature a woman who knows the importance of managing your time for success. Evelyn Mabhunu is the manager of the educational trust for Umbono Capital, a wife and mom of four, who’s also found a way to pursue further studies, be a mentor to students, fundraise for a crisis response team, and serve in ministry at her church. How does she do it all, without burning out? “Plan your time, or someone else will plan it for you,” says Evelyn. Take a listen as she shares her advice on how to manage your time and prioritise your schedule. Audiodacious website

We've all had that experience: not getting the job we applied for, being passed up for a promotion, not getting the pitch or tender, or being overlooked when we thought we were the ideal candidate. Disappointment is a bitter pill to swallow, especially when we've worked hard or feel suitably qualified. In episode 20 Nevelia Moloi speaks to Agnes Sibanda, an entrepreneur and a youth talent catalyst. Agnes shares her lessons on overcoming disappointment and offers advice to young people as they navigate their way through the world of work. Spoiler alert: Nevelia also gets candid about a Dear Jane letter she recently received from Google ... Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

We've all had that experience: not getting the job we applied for, being passed up for a promotion, not getting the pitch or tender, or being overlooked when we thought we were the ideal candidate. Disappointment is a bitter pill to swallow, especially when we’ve worked hard or feel suitably qualified. In episode 20 Nevelia Moloi speaks to Agnes Sibanda, an entrepreneur and a youth talent catalyst. Agnes shares her lessons on overcoming disappointment and offers advice to young people as they navigate their way through the world of work. Spoiler alert: Nevelia also gets candid about a Dear Jane letter she recently received from Google ... Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

A question on everyone's minds during this Covid-19 pandemic has been, “how do I manage change?” This pandemic has brought with it an unprecedented amount of change for all of us, from school closures and social distancing, to business transitions and personal life changes. In episode 19, Nevelia Moloi speaks to two women who have navigated their way through significant changes of their own. There's Alyssa Conley, a track and field athlete who decided to sidestep her way off the athletics track and onto the rugby field. And Kim Foster Yardley, a South African psychologist now based in Toronto, Canada, who is a self-confessed queen of change. We'll hear from these women how they've navigated their way through changes in their own lives – and what they've learnt along the way. Think of this as your crash-course in change management. Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media · The Mental Game Clinic

A question on everyone’s minds during this Covid-19 pandemic has been, “how do I manage change?” This pandemic has brought with it an unprecedented amount of change for all of us, from school closures and social distancing, to business transitions and personal life changes. In episode 19, Nevelia Moloi speaks to two women who have navigated their way through significant changes of their own. There’s Alyssa Conley, a track and field athlete who decided to sidestep her way off the athletics track and onto the rugby field. And Kim Foster Yardley, a South African psychologist now based in Toronto, Canada, who is a self-confessed queen of change. We’ll hear from these women how they’ve navigated their way through changes in their own lives – and what they’ve learnt along the way. Think of this as your crash-course in change management. Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media · The Mental Game Clinic

Nobody asks more questions than a curious child. In the midst of a global pandemic, we as adults have scores of questions ourselves. Children have thousands more than that! We could all do with some reassurance right now, especially the children around us. In episode 5 of Children at Heart we speak to faith leaders who help us answer a question of our own: what is the role of faith groups in the time of COVID-19? Children at Heart is a UNICEF South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious. Host: Nevelia Moloi Engineer & editor: Mzamo Moloi Music: "Crystal Clarity" by Space-Mono “Family” by Josh Leake

Will childhood ever be the same again beyond COVID-19? There’s a growing concern around the impact of the Coronavirus on the mental health and wellbeing of children, who may have a lot of questions, frustrations and fears that they’re not always able to articulate. In episode 4 of Children at Heart, we talk to Edith Kriel, executive director of Jelly Beanz, a child protection organization that supports children and families who have experienced trauma, abuse or neglect. She offers insights on how to help your kids stay mentally strong through this unusual time and reminds caregivers and parents to also pay attention to their own mental health. Children at Heart is a UNICEF South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious. Series producers: Mzamo Moloi. Nevelia Moloi Host: Nevelia Moloi Engineer & editor: Mzamo Moloi Music: "Crystal Clarity" by Space-Mono "Countdown" by Paper Planes

There are many things under threat during a national lockdown: jobs, availability of resources, access to education, to name a few. But there are people who are working hard to ensure that the rights of children are not on the list of things under threat. In this episode we hear from Angie Makwetla Commissioner of the Human Rights Commission Responsible for Children's Rights. She offers perspective on how children’s rights have been impacted by COVID-19 and the lockdown – and why she’s hopeful that we’ll emerge stronger as a nation on the other side of this pandemic. Children at Heart is a UNICEF South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious. Series producers: Mzamo Moloi. Nevelia Moloi Host: Nevelia Moloi Engineer & editor: Mzamo Moloi Music: "Crystal Clarity" by Space-Mono

Parenting is not an easy task on any given day. But parenting under a national lockdown is something that’s definitely NOT covered in any parenting manual! It’s April 2020 and South Africa is currently under a lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19. As a result, children are on the longest unplanned holiday, with parents and caregivers feeling all kinds of stress. In episode 2 of Children at Heart – the UNICEF South Africa podcast, we speak to Gloria Khoza, UNICEF Child Protection Officer. She offers timely advice on how to keep calm, and parent under lockdown. She also shares great tips for those of us living in constrained spaces. Children at Heart is a UNICEF South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious. Series producers: Mzamo Moloi. Nevelia Moloi Host: Nevelia Moloi Engineer & editor: Mzamo Moloi Music "Crystal Clarity" by Space-Mono "Mmangwane" from Memeza: Songs to Make You Shout and Dance, with permission of Desiré Dathini

Never before has the world been more collectively shaken, yet also strangely interconnected by a virus. We are living in the time of COVID-19, the pandemic that has brought nations to a complete standstill. There are millions of children looking to the caregivers and adults around them for protection and guidance in these uncertain times. In this episode we speak to Mayke Huijbregts, Chief of Social Policy and Child Protection for UNICEF South Africa. We also speak to Dr Garth Japhet, founder of Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication, and CEO of Heartlines, the Centre for Values Promotion. Life under COVID-19 is by no means life as usual. Just as it takes a village to raise and save a child; it takes a society to overcome this pandemic. Children at Heart is a Unicef South Africa podcast in partnership with Heartlines. This series is produced by Audiodacious.

Audiodacious — Spain and Villarreal midfielder Santi Cazorla spoke to SuperSport.com and a few selected international journalists about... - his return to football after a career threatening injury - Arsenal dream return - fighting for a place in Spain's Euro 2020 squad and - Villarreal’s quest for European football.

Audiodacious — Herschel Jantjies spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. He reflects on winning the Rugby World Cup, never giving up and his hopes for the Stormers in Super Rugby.

Audiodacious — Warrick Gelant spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. He shares on what it feels like to wake up as a World Cup winner, half-time team talk in the World Cup final, taking the Bulls forward and if anyone dropped the Webb Ellis trophy.

Audiodacious — Bulls winger Cornal Hendricks spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. The flier reflects on his second chance at rugby, the Bulls prospects in 2020 and his "performance" at the Players Choice Awards.

Audiodacious — SA women's 7s player Christelene Steinhobel spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. Christelene looks ahead to the Cape Town 7s, why Damian de Allende is her pick for player of the year and her hopes women's rugby in South Africa.

Audiodacious — Former Springbok Captain Warren Whiteley spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. He shares on being proactive about his injury and coaching, the Lion's 2020 aspirations in Super Rugby and what the Boks Rugby World Cup win means for him.

Audiodacious — Springbok World Cup winner Elton Jantjies spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. The fly-half shares on the Lions' sober expectations in Super Rugby, forgetting the World Cup and why he's already missing his Springbok brothers.

Audiodacious — Broadcaster Elma Smit spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. Elma shares the ethos of the Players Choice Awards and what she's looking forward to in 2020 for South African rugby.

Audiodacious — Exciting loose forward Hacjivah Dayimani speaks to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. Hacjivah lets us in on his sneaker business, his Olympic dream with the Blitzboks and what to expect from a young, hungry Lions squad in Super Rugby.

Audiodacious — Cheetahs Ruan Pienaar spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. The scrum-half reflects on the Cheetahs season, Springbok inspiration and looking forward to Francois Steyn and Jannie du Plessis playing in South Africa again.

Audiodacious — World Champion Steven Kitshoff spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. The bruising loose-head prop thanks Tendai Mtawarira for leading by example, reflects on his own dreams coming true and how he's still playing rugby for fun.

Audiodacious — Blitzboks star Chris Dry spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. He talks to us about the Blitzboks upcoming campaign, not sacrificing consistency for the sake of Olympic gold and looks ahead to seeing South Africa women's team at the Cape Town Sevens tournament.

Audiodacious — 2019 World player of the year Pieter-Steph du Toit spoke to In the Change Room podcast at the BrightRock Players Choice Awards. He reminds us that teams build stars, building on Springbok momentum in Super Rugby and looking forward to the British and Irish Lions tour in 2021.

Audiodacious — Nothing like an awards evening to end a great rugby season. In the Change Room, Kaunda Ntunja and Johan Coetzee reflect on the BrightRock Players Choice Awards with producer Mzamo Moloi. They hear from Pieter-Steph du Toit, discuss Warren Whiteley's future, varify Francois Steyn rumours and more. Listen out for... + Pieter-Steph wants more + Is Warren Whiteley coming back? + How will South Africa's young squads perform in 2020 Super Rugby? + Elma Smit explains the genesis of the Players Choice Awards + Kaunda - What it means to be recognised by your fellow players + Reflecting on the Xhosa commentary phenomenon + "Francois Steyn wants to come back to South Africa" - Ruan Pienaar + Blitzboks won't sacrifice World Series season for Olympic gold + SA Women's 7s team looking to make a mark at Cape Town Sevens + Steven Kitschoff hopes to continue Beast Mtawarira's legacy for Springoks + Our dream for SA rugby in 2020 Full length interviews with Springboks coming soon on In the Change Room channel. In the Change Room is made just for you by BrightRock in partnership with SuperSport. Disclaimer: the views & opinions expressed on In the Change Room are solely those of the hosts. They do not reflect the views & opinions of their respective employers, affiliates or advertisers. BrightRock · SuperSport

Audiodacious — Ryan Kankowski knows all about transition: from Super Rugby with the Sharks, donning 20 Springbok caps and winning the 2009 Tri-Nations and British-Irish series, to playing with the Blitzbokke at the Commonwealth Games and also doing a stint with the Japanese Toyota rugby team in 2012. He talks to Siv Ngesi about lessons learnt from Japanese culture, how to manage money as a sportsperson, and his latest transition – into the world of online gaming. Here are some quotes by this Dota 2 gamer. Quotable quotes from Ryan Kankowski interview with Siv Ngesi: • In Japan, they have respect for everyone whether you’re the street sweeper or the owner of a club. • They monitor all the small rules... if you let the little basics go, then the big things go • All that matters is that you gave it your best on the field • I never knew that rugby was gonna be my career. • It made me sit back and think differently about money. • You think you’re everything and one injury can change it all. • Not only nerds play games! Gaming isn’t some guy playing in a dark hole. • Whether I’m playing fuzeball with my wife, I can’t handle playing something and not being the best. BrightRock

Audiodacious — This is the coaches edition. Kaunda Ntunja and Johan Coetzee welcome back rugby journo Simnikiwe Xabanisa as they comb over the Springboks immediate future. We hear from World Cup winner Victor Matfield, speculate on who could replace Rassie Erasmus, relive the trophy tour and invite our old friend Jeremy Guscott into 2019 rugby

Starting an online business, or moving your brand from offline to online can be intimidating for anyone. It's even more intimidating for the woman who is somewhat technophobic, or feels like she doesn't have enough time to figure out this online thing. Genecia Alluora, founder of Soul Rich Woman - the biggest network of female entrepreneurs in South-East Asia, is all about helping women entrepreneurs “shortcut their success” through building an online business. In addition to some very practical, technical tips for building your brand digitally, she also shares her insights on some of the limiting mindsets and beliefs we first need to overcome as women. The story of this former Miss Singapore starts from humble beginnings, and is testament to her belief that as women, “alone we are strong, together we are unstoppable”. #HWaW #buildanonlinebusiness #onlinebusiness #geneciaalluora Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

“In the midst of doing hair we realised the whole world is changing all around us but the beauty industry is not changing - what is happening?” Doing things differently or, not doing things the way they've always been done, is not always encouraged. In this episode Nevelia Moloi speaks to two women who have experienced first-hand that innovation is not always celebrated. Natasha Summers and Chris Fisher are co-owners of Share Hair salon. Over the years they'd become so successful at their hairdressing craft, they had clients on waiting lists! But one day they realised the world around them was changing, but their industry was not. And so they set out to do something which at the time was unthinkable: to introduce technology into a techno-scared industry. As founders of Instaglam Express, an app for the hair and beauty industry, they share their insights on how to step out of your comfort zone and disrupt through innovation. #HWaW #innovation #disruption #beautyindustry #womeninpartnership About this Podcast: Hungry Woman at Work is the podcast for the woman who wants to thrive at work, without losing her soul. And that workplace could be in the boardroom or the classroom, in the lab or on the sports field, in the home office or the cyber office. #HWaW is produced by Audiodacious, your audio content solutions partner. Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website · Instaglam Express

There's been a lot of talk around women and the confidence gap at work. One school of thought says women get overlooked for promotions because “they're not confident enough”. But others say that, what shows up as a lack of confidence is really a mix of different reasons. Some of those include a fear of backlash, being taught that others – not yourself – should praise your work, and generational gender norms of how women should present themselves (i.e. sweetly and quietly!) Host Nevelia Moloi, Mwansa Chokolo, an actuary working in the insurance industry, and Khodani Nematei, a youth development manager chat about women and the confidence gap at work. To add your voice to the conversation, talk to us on Instagram @hungrywomanatwork #HWaW #confidencegap Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website

As children we are encouraged to keep on dreaming, to pursue our dreams … and then as adults we're told to stopped dreaming, to “grow up” in fact. On this episode Nevelia Moloi interviews Erica Blocker, our first guest beyond SA borders, who says dreams are crucial to our wellbeing and urges us to keep on dreaming. Erica is a life coach and side business success strategist. She's also the Founder of Moms with Dreams University, so there's a special message for moms who feel their dreams have gone to early retirement. Erica also offers advice on how you can maximise your time, how to find your confidence, and move from simply thinking about something, to implementing it. If you've become disillusioned about pursuing your dreams, this is a must-listen episode. #HWaW #HungryWomanatWork #workingwomen #work #womenatwork #lifecoach #maximisetime #pursueyourdreams #dreams Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website · Erica Blocker website

“I turned my house into a gallery” There was once a time when work, and passion were two distinct things. In this episode, Nevelia Moloi speaks to Miabo Enyadike, a businesswoman who makes a living off her passion, which is art. Miabo is an artpreneur and founder of Art Miabo and she shares how she's turned her craft into a profitable career. How's this for a quotable quote: “If you drop a Nigerian in the Sahara Desert, they will sell sand to the people that have been living there!” Miabo says there are many things we can learn from Nigerian women, such as tenacity, innovation, and how to run a business with no electricity. You'll feel challenged to look at your hobbies and passion projects with new eyes. Listen now and subscribe to Hungry Woman at Work to receive regular episodes. #hwaw #womenatwork #workingwomen #womeninbusiness #womeninart #art #artpreneur #Nigeria #Nigerianwomen #entrepreneur #passion #passiontoprofit Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website · Art Miabo website

"There I was working full-time and I was a Masters student and I was pregnant with my second child ... what worked for me there was fusing what is common." In this episode of Hungry Woman at Work, Nevelia Moloi chats to Rechelle Jacobs, a statistics lecturer at the University of Western Cape. As a woman in academia, who is also doing her PhD, Rechelle knows all about the working-mom hustle. She shares how fusing what's common has helped her, and how she's gone from humble beginnings to a woman thriving in her field. She also reflects on #FeesMustFall, the student movement that has had a huge impact on higher education in South Africa. Listen now. #HWaW #WomenInAcademia #WorkingMoms #WorkingMothers #statistics #femaleacademics #FeesMustFall #UWC #humblebeginnings #HungryWomanatWork Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website

What do you when things don't go the way you planned, when you thought things were going a certain way and then life got, erm, interrupted? In South Africa right now, there's a national "interrupter" called loadshedding, causing quite some havoc. In this minisode, Nevelia Moloi asks a few HWaW listeners how they are surviving the interruption of loadshedding - and how they respond when faced with the curveballs of life. Also listen out for what the epic Black Panther scene featuring Okoye and a raging war rhino has in common with a life interrupted. #HWaW Cover photo by Matheus Bertelli from Pexels Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website

"Even in a saturated market, there is a client for everybody." Are you dreaming of starting your own business or side hustle but you don't know where the money will come from? Or perhaps you think there are already too many others out there doing the same thing you'd like to start? In this episode of Hungry Woman at Work, Nevelia Moloi chats to Rezaine Desai, who runs her own business as a wedding, portrait and lifestyle photographer. Rezaine shares how she left behind a "safe" income to pursue her passion, and the lessons she's learnt along the way. She believes that, even in a saturated market, there is enough for everyone. You've just gotta have faith, she says. Nevelia also shares about different funds that are specifically aimed at funding women enterprise. Listen now! #HWaW #WomenInBusiness #StartOwnBusiness Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website · Rezaine Desai Photography

Have you ever walked into a meeting and been “the only” one of “your kind” in a room? As a young woman working in the military being “the only” is a regular occurrence for our guest on this episode. Yet she has determined to not let the uniform change who she is. In episode 7, Nevelia Moloi chats to Kholofelo Tsoloane, a biokineticist working in the South African Military Health Services. Kholo knows what it is to be the only female in a male-dominated environment. Yet she has found ways to keep her feminine soul thriving. If you're struggling with time management and punctuality, Kholo fills us in on how the army can help you! And in the listener question section, we talk about how to not let a lack of resources stand in the way of your creativity. Audiodacious · Kholofelo Tsoloane - Instagram

"The more secure a woman leader is the more she's prepared to raise up those behind her" In this episode, Nevelia Moloi chats to Julie Cunningham, a woman who's been in media for many years and is now a business consultant specialising in strategic communications. Julie - whose had stints at Carte Blanche, eNCA and CNN - speaks about women in media, the importance of being secure in yourself as a leader, and how to not compromise on family values. She also tells about the miraculous power of a cup of tea in a busy mom's life! Mzeelia Media · Audiodacious

"Take a break from social media. Keep it simple. Take time away by yourself. Get intentional rest..." In the final episode for 2018, Hungry Woman at Work listeners and host Nevelia Moloi share their tips for thriving in the festive season, what lessons they've learnt in 2018, and how to be more effective in 2019. #HWaW #WorkSuccess #WorkingWomen Credit: 2018 photo by Steven VanDesande Jr on Unsplash Mzeelia Media website · Audiodacious website

Episode 4 of Hungry Woman at Work - the podcast for the woman who wants to thrive at work, without losing her soul. In this episode, host Nevelia Moloi chats to Lerato Thekiso, managing partner at Thekvest Legal Advisory Services and founder of the Unleashed Leadership Development Foundation. Lerato, a businesswoman and speaker, shares about creating a new expression of women in law, unlocking the potential of young people and creating authentic sisterhood. And as a former Miss Limpopo, she offers some beauty hacks for working women! Thekvest Legal · Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

Episode 3 of Hungry Woman at Work - the podcast for the woman who wants to thrive at work, without losing her soul. In this episode, host Nevelia Moloi chats to Annie McWalter, the CEO of The Hope Factory and SAICA Enterprise Development. Annie shares about exciting job opportunities for accounting students in South Africa, and the importance of first leading yourself before you can lead others. And she encourages women in leadership to make it easier for the women coming after them. The Hope Factory · Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website

Episode 2 of Hungry Woman at Work - the podcast for the woman who wants to thrive at work, without losing her soul. In this episode, host Nevelia Moloi chats to Mbali Ndandani who is the Africa digital lead for Unilever. Mbali speaks about being a woman in tech and some of her bug bears in the tech space right now. She also shares her advice to unemployed graduates and leadership lessons from basketball... including who she'd choose as her COO between Steph Curry or LeBron James! Audiodacious website · Mzeelia Media website · Mbali Ndandani on twitter

Episode 1 of Hungry Woman at Work - the podcast for the woman who wants to thrive at work, without losing her soul! In this launch episode, host Nevelia Moloi chats to athlete Simidele Adeagbo. Simidele made history in the 2018 Winter Olympics as the first African female to compete in the sport of skeleton. Simidele shares how it feels to go downhill on an icetrack at 140km/hr, the workplace lessons she's learnt through her sport and how she's using her work to positively impact the lives of others. Oh, and some exercises hacks for working women! Simidele's website · Audiodacious