Spirit. Soul. Body.

Suezette Smit is a global leadership coach, an inspirational speaker and an author. It was a pleasure being a guest on her radio show "Vroue wat Voorloop" - "Women on the Move", aired on Radio Klein Karoo.
In this hour of meaningful conversation, we speak about the poignant issues of life, faith, love, loss, the world of business, creativity, and inspiration and it is interspersed with pieces of music that will uplift and inspire you.

This is a must-listen in times that seem to want to trap us in a chapter we were designed to overcome. Love it. Leave it, or change it; you will have to make a choice as change is here to stay, and it is your privilege to shift your internal environment to live victoriously.

Enjoy this conversation I had with Grant Driver, an award-winning speaker and executive coach. The content on this podcast could hold the potential to shift mindsets if you are willing to apply the principles. You may feel you need to make this change if your mindsets have got you stuck. Grant is a human behaviour specialist who speaks on organisational culture, leadership, and personal mastery and his speaking style is authentic and caring.
Listen to how Grant describes the necessity of personal and company values and why both employees and companies can succeed when they make agreed values part of their culture. Your gifts are determined by whether you have a growth mindset and should be released from within you to further drive your purpose. Do you know that the question most posed to Google is "What is my life's purpose?" Grant helps you explore your purpose in interesting ways. One of the clues is that your thoughts fuel you and he gives practical and scientific advice on how changing your thoughts can change your internal environment and ultimately your outward expression.
As an added bonus, Grant is offering valuable giveaways to assist you to release your authentic principles for high performance.
Access Grant's free resource: The Purpose and Prosperity Guide at
www.grantdriver.com
If you are wanting to discover your profile and gifts that he speaks about using the Enneagram model, email Grant:
[email protected]
Also view Grant's work at:
www.captivate-international.com
ANGELIQUE DU TOIT
EVANGEL
www.angeliquedutoit.co.za

In this episode called A BROKEN HEART CAN BECOME A BEAUTIFUL WORK OF ART, I will be sharing about some key and valuable learnings about loss and newfound life. And particularly in today’s episode, I am having a conversation with an amazing woman, Nanki Robbertse who suffered a great loss in her life and yet has emerged radiant, empowered and above all, generous as she has taken the pain in her life and has turned it into a purposeful mission; that of inspiring and encouraging others who may have had miscarriages, lost their babies at birth or who have had their children leave this earth, seemingly way before their time.
If you have suffered loss, trauma or grief in any area of your life, you will find this interview deeply meaningful.

As a segue into the forthcoming interview, I would like to use the Japanese art form of Kintsugi as an illustration of how a broken heart can become a beautiful piece of art, which is the title of this podcast.
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold, founded on the idea that in embracing our pains, flaws and imperfections, we can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art. Every break is unique and instead of repairing an item like new, the 400-year-old technique of Kintsugi actually highlights the "scars" as part of the design. Using this as a metaphor for healing ourselves teaches us an important lesson: Sometimes in the process of repairing things that have broken, we actually create something more unique, beautiful and resilient. The art form is sometimes called golden joinery. What is particularly beautiful about Kintsugi is that the repairs to the vessel are deliberately made on the outside so they cannot be hidden but rather that the join is celebrated and creates a beauty of its own.
Nanki Robbertse
Author: Hope After Loss
Creator: Hope Boxes
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @nankirobbertse