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The Cheeky Natives: A conversation with Thabo Molefe

The Cheeky Natives: A conversation with Thabo Molefe

Thabo Abram Molefe was just six years old when he and his family left their tenancy on a Boschfontein farm. Their destination: a vacant stand in the vibrant, multi-ethnic, rambling Ratanda township just south of Heidelberg, Transvaal - the birthplace of Eugene...

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HOW LOSING A CLIENT HELPED ME FIND BETTER ONES

HOW LOSING A CLIENT HELPED ME FIND BETTER ONES

Ensuring the right fit is key to an abundance mindset Last month’s blog post about the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe as it’s known) not being agile was a real barn burner. Across multiple platforms, it’s reached over 100k views and continues to be the most popular...

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Experiment your way to a better career

Experiment your way to a better career

For mid-career professionals, navigating a career move is risky. In a pandemic, it can be dangerous. The way we’ve been taught to pursue our next career move — whether we’re currently employed or between jobs — is to push ourselves into the process. We work with...

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About me


Independent consultant, business improvement professional and Author with a deep affinity for history, art and culture. His consulting and business improvement work spans more than a decade and a half in the financial services, local government, petrochemical, logistics, and mining sectors of South Africa. 

Thabo A. Molefe

Native Boy

Part memoir, part historical and social commentary, Native Boy is an eye-opening journey through Apartheid and democratic South Africa.

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