In this episode of Black Conversation, our successful black panel unpacks what success looks like to them.
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@happynessmbatha50977 ай бұрын
Confidence confidence confidence !!!!!!! Dats the reason we sell the gold , in exchange for jewellery. A confident person can sell you ice when it's snowing .
@masonhyt3s7 ай бұрын
Shoutout to Castle Milk Stout for bringing these abbrasive topics.
@tankisothafeni44287 ай бұрын
I'm with you Mr Khoza. Mr khoza you're an intelligent man indeed. very informative with fruitful knowledge.
@user-mj4nx9bg8i7 ай бұрын
SIBU 👑❤
@TkphotographySA7 ай бұрын
Black people, black business, Black success --- tell me how it sounds when you say African people, African business, and African Success...? Come on guys...
@khaya-juniorsakawuli25817 ай бұрын
22:20 been taught to collect a salary makes the most sense when I think about it. Why should I work to make your dream real if I can be let go at an instant and further development and growth be a myth 😂. Most people who work today aren't like our parents and that's a net positive thing
@setaparthustler7 ай бұрын
SIBU MABENA!
@MelloBelloPhotoStudio7 ай бұрын
Sibu is a germ
@TkphotographySA7 ай бұрын
Very interesting conversationss
@ricardofigueiredo5137 ай бұрын
Awww shame Sibuuu
@vernonskillmatic25077 ай бұрын
6:30-7:30 finally someone says this. 1. SA Black Suburbia was ignored for a while in ads and as such all we thought of was the successful Black person going back to flex in the hood. 2. We never consider that we are literally 2-3 generations in these spaces and as such learning how to play the game would be a process. We just expected the first generation to get it from jump. 3. To some extent we are still pushing the old narrative of what we were and not recognizing the distance traveled
@scelocalf86982 ай бұрын
I once worked for "black owned business" believe me it was a hell of work place, mistreated, pity you like you are not qualified for the job. Azikhiphi ukusebenze udarkie
@TkphotographySA7 ай бұрын
I don't not like the word "Black" defining people. I am totally not black, I am African...
@thabangkutumane2896
7 ай бұрын
What is African??
@ThabangTM
7 ай бұрын
We only became black after we met white people
@thabangnqini-qk7pe
7 ай бұрын
Certainly not black
@khaya-juniorsakawuli25817 ай бұрын
20:51 if hardworking and culture was the indicator of success whybarent Asians and black people on top of the world?
@pearllerato35267 ай бұрын
Phuthu pap Friday?hebanna lena
@DoingBeingBecoming7 ай бұрын
Whoever is editing and uploading these episodes needs to do a better job please. Firstly, this is part one of this conversation yet is was uploaded most recently. Secondly, the conversation of black success in film featuring Sir Maake kaNcube had no intro and left the viewer to catch up. Please do better.
Пікірлер: 22
Confidence confidence confidence !!!!!!! Dats the reason we sell the gold , in exchange for jewellery. A confident person can sell you ice when it's snowing .
Shoutout to Castle Milk Stout for bringing these abbrasive topics.
I'm with you Mr Khoza. Mr khoza you're an intelligent man indeed. very informative with fruitful knowledge.
SIBU 👑❤
Black people, black business, Black success --- tell me how it sounds when you say African people, African business, and African Success...? Come on guys...
22:20 been taught to collect a salary makes the most sense when I think about it. Why should I work to make your dream real if I can be let go at an instant and further development and growth be a myth 😂. Most people who work today aren't like our parents and that's a net positive thing
SIBU MABENA!
Sibu is a germ
Very interesting conversationss
Awww shame Sibuuu
6:30-7:30 finally someone says this. 1. SA Black Suburbia was ignored for a while in ads and as such all we thought of was the successful Black person going back to flex in the hood. 2. We never consider that we are literally 2-3 generations in these spaces and as such learning how to play the game would be a process. We just expected the first generation to get it from jump. 3. To some extent we are still pushing the old narrative of what we were and not recognizing the distance traveled
I once worked for "black owned business" believe me it was a hell of work place, mistreated, pity you like you are not qualified for the job. Azikhiphi ukusebenze udarkie
I don't not like the word "Black" defining people. I am totally not black, I am African...
@thabangkutumane2896
7 ай бұрын
What is African??
@ThabangTM
7 ай бұрын
We only became black after we met white people
@thabangnqini-qk7pe
7 ай бұрын
Certainly not black
20:51 if hardworking and culture was the indicator of success whybarent Asians and black people on top of the world?
Phuthu pap Friday?hebanna lena
Whoever is editing and uploading these episodes needs to do a better job please. Firstly, this is part one of this conversation yet is was uploaded most recently. Secondly, the conversation of black success in film featuring Sir Maake kaNcube had no intro and left the viewer to catch up. Please do better.
I'm not sure ngo cc eninaye lapho😮