Podcasts about letshego zulu

I CHOOSE TO LIVE. There are some books that touch your heart in a very special way. The message just stays with you. Letshego's memoir of her late husband Gugulethu Zulu was one of those books for me. I knew after I finished the final page that I wanted to have her on my podcast. One of the quotes in her book is "If Not, Why Not". I later learned that this is the quote that prompted her to say yes to being a houseguest on the podcast. Letshego takes us on a journey of adventure, love, loss and her decision to choose life even after losing her husband. The book teaches us how to be resilient after loss; the loss of a loved one, a job, a business, a dream or whatever the loss is that we are experiencing. We want to give away this book to 5 listeners. If you want a copy of this book all you have to do is leave a review, take a screenshot and dm me on Instagram @iamportiascott. We need your help to help 1250 girls stay in school during their monthly cycles by donating to Caring4Girls. Follow Letshego on IG at @letshego.zulu and popupgym. You can also find her on twitter @letshetgom You can purchase Lethsego's book at amazon link for her book: I Choose to Live: Life After Losing Gugu

Discovery South Africa — When her beloved husband Gugu passed away on Mount Kilimanjaro three years ago, South Africans all mourned alongside Letshego Zulu. Now, Letshego chats to Azania about what it takes to overcome significant loss and the strain on mental health that follows a period of extreme stress. How did exercise, healthy eating and other spiritual and mental lifestyle habits get Letshego through?

When her beloved husband Gugu passed away on Mount Kilimanjaro three years ago, South Africans all mourned alongside Letshego Zulu. Now, Letshego chats to Azania about what it takes to overcome significant loss and the strain on mental health that follows a period of extreme stress. How did exercise, healthy eating and other spiritual and mental lifestyle habits get Letshego through?

Listen to part two of the LIVE show from Parent + Baby Brunch Gauteng, supported by Fedhealth. Our panel guests were; Zane Meas, Melissa Swart, Letshego Zulu, Dewald Wasserfall and Shahana Mia from The Parent Centre.

Elana Afrika-Bredenkamp — Listen to part two of the LIVE show from Parent + Baby Brunch Gauteng, supported by Fedhealth. Our panel guests were; Zane Meas, Melissa Swart, Letshego Zulu, Dewald Wasserfall and Shahana Mia from The Parent Centre.

Let’s talk about death, death is inevitable and it is something that everyone is faced with, be it your own impending passing or the sudden loss of someone you love. So often we find ourselves cruising through our lives in auto-pilot and only when something changes the way we live, do we become conscious in our own story. Today I’m joined by Letshego Zulu, author and wife to the late Gugu Zulu, a well known South African racing legend also known as “The Fastest Brother in Africa” who unfortunately passed away during their couple’s adventure summiting Kilimanjaro. Letshego’s book “I Choose to Live, Life After Losing Gugu” explores themes of grief and acceptance and tells the tale of Letshego choosing to live life after death. Join us for an emotional, reflective and inspiring episode as we navigate what it means to live and heal after sudden and tremendous loss. So without further ado enter the brave and courageous Letshego Zulu.

CliffCentral.com — They say the perfect relationship is the imperfect relationship. But is that really true for everyone? Ruda Landman explores this thought with high achievers in their field. Guests in this podcast include TV personality, Dr Michael Mol, Financial Guru and writer, Maya Fisher- French, Biokineticist and athlete, Letshego Zulu and her late husband Gugu Zulu. Listen in as they share some secrets that we all can use when looking for that elusive one.

Letshego Zulu, Co-Founder of South Africa’s Pop Up Gym talks to Africa State of Mind’s Lee Kasumba about conquering Mount Kilimanjaro and the state of health consciousness in Africa.

After Letshego Zulu lost her husband, Gugu Zulu last year, when he suffered complications from altitude sickness while on a Kilimanjaro trek, she promised him to return to Uhuru Peak the following year to summit the mountain again. 

CliffCentral.com — One woman has completed the Boston Marathon at 34 weeks pregnant! How can you have a fit & healthy pregnancy? Mabale is joined by fitness guru and "Mamas and Papas" cover star Letshego Zulu and dietician, Gabrielle Jackson, to debunk the "eating for two" myth during pregnancy.