Vuyiswa Ramokgopa on the importance of strategic self-analysis of oneself as a practice

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Us Being Amazing

Thithi Nteta

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Us Being Amazing, was inspired by how my friends, sisters and I are doing amazing things in our careers, are hardworking ambitious workaholics, but we always find a way to create harmony between the things in our lives that matter which in my case included using up my vacation days. The podcast features conversations with people being amazing, and we talk about the realities of being ambitious, letting go of the expectation for perfection, hustle culture, creating harmony between the things in your life that matter and using up your vacation days and just live your life.

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Vuyiswa Ramokgopa on the importance of strategic self-analysis of oneself as a practice

Us Being Amazing

55 minutes 43 seconds

2 years ago

Vuyiswa Ramokgopa on the importance of strategic self-analysis of oneself as a practice

In this episode of the podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Vuyiswa Ramokgopa on the importance of strategic self-analysis of oneself as a practice. A serial entrepreneur and economic activist, Vie (as I have fondly called her for the many years I have known her) opened up on how personal reflection, stock taking and reflecting on what has transpired has been a key driver in her journey of career pivots, which at the time was an important journey I was walking and asking questions about.

From Sales & Marketing Manager at Kisua, Edgars Trend Forecaster & Buyer, and being the owner of the retail store TwentyTwo, Account Executive at Publicis, Co-Founder of The Wknd Social and serving as the Chief Executive Officer of the South African Institute of Black Property Practitioners, her journey has now lead her to amongst other things being named the chairperson for Rise Mzansi, a political party that is set on set on reviving the spirit of 1994.