Whispers of an entrepreneur

This term: Equal Distribution of Wealth , really alludes me, it is devoid of all logic and practical application. The Freedom Charter , which can be described as the moral designation upon which the majority of South African politics is based (by its very nature, morality and politics do not mix ) identifies the great need to redress all the inequalities, subjugation, forced poverty and heinous crimes against humanity. The one clause in the document most associated with equal distribution of wealth is that of: The people shall share in the country’s wealth .  In my opinion this is one of the most noble of the clauses – speaking to wealth creation, efficiency and free of state influence. THE PEOPLE SHALL SHARE IN THE COUNTRY'S WEALTH!   The national wealth of our country, the heritage of all South Africans, shall be restored to the people; The mineral wealth beneath the soil, the banks and the monopoly industry shall be transferred to the ownersh...

Lately I have been having a tough time, after setting up my goals for the 6 months to June, I was very fortunate to achieve them, with varying degrees of success. After the whole period and goals achieved, I felt empty and without purpose – I was happy of the achievement and the progress made, but the ability to pursue no longer existed. Katberg Mountains - Eastern Cape, South Africa   As a friend recently commented, “maybe you should set bigger goals next time round” – I set up these goals on a biannual basis as to keep myself going and motivated with strict and clear results to be achieved. Challenging myself but also ensuring that I am realistic in my approach. Goal setting is arguably one of the most difficult things to do - to sit down and pen commitments to yourself that you are accountable for and have to evaluate your progress on yourself. A sort of personal KPIs without the whip or carrot of a manager. Annually people lay simple to complex goals - from los...