We'll only appreciate Penuel when he's long gone. The stuff that you do bro to liberate our minds at the very least is simply amazing. A big shout-out to you for bringing in amazing guests with brilliant stories. Shout-out to Miles I'm really inspired.🙏🙏

Miles, an absolute legend. Could listen for another 1.5 hours! So inspiring.

People are sleeping on this platform, this is so educational thank you black pen

Miles is a rare breed of genius 💎

@limitlessventures8413

Жыл бұрын

True Man, this episode has just vibrated every atom in my body... I'm Going all out !!!!!!

I choke with tears just consuming this content, growing up from the villages in Tzaneen and living in the USA, I am both challenged and being changed. Thank you Pen for the platform.

Really inspired by the conversation I had with Miles... he's indeed a rare breed, and we need to find more South Africans like him who are blazing the trail in SA! 🔥🔥🔥

@TaleTeasers898

Жыл бұрын

Hi Mr Black Pen, I would really love Miles to be my mentor, I think I need a mentor like him. I am just a young man doing his final year in Civil Engineering at UCT who has a lot to offer to the country and the world at large. Hope to meet you as well one day around the Cape Town.

@howlers_corner

Жыл бұрын

We thank you for bringing such amazing minds to your show, we truly learn alot. Thank you

@DanielBoyles

Жыл бұрын

Really good conversation. Key take-aways: 1. be kind to yourself. South Africans can be terribly hard on themselves.. 2. If you feel that you're lacking skills and talents; brute-forcing, showing up, will take you a long way. To add; "system thinking", as well as "design thinking" can be taught and learnt. And even though luck plays a role; luck can be engineered too, since "Luck is when preparation meets opportunity" and opportunity is a mindset of seeing problems as challenges, questions seeking an answer, and turning answers into solutions. Peace

@cameronarmstrong1133

Жыл бұрын

Thought this was another podcast with duduzane lol

@karabomagubane712

8 ай бұрын

Penuel, you and your work are appreciated. Thank you.

It's actually my first time hearing someone speak and get goosebumps. Yooo I don't know how many times I got emotional bcos of this. Penuel KANCANE KANCANE UYAVELA. Keep shining PEN!

What a fascinating man, and he seems like such a genuine, humble guy. It's so heartwarming to hear someone who's travelled the world still love and believe in the potential of our country ❤ Can't wait for him to come back!

That's why I moved back to Limpopo to farm and people thought I was crazy I didn't see anything for me in the city of Johannesburg... great conversation

Miles Kubheka is such an inspiration..✊️

This guy is ahead of his time...

Yeses! I wonder how much you will blow up Pen if everybody have an access to a free Internet. Your show is purely raw, mature and real📝💡💚ubuyisa ithemba. Thanks and thanks to Mr Miles

Wish it was longer 🙌🏽

THE PENUEL SHOW WITH MILES KUBHEKA 00:00 - INTRO 00:10 - Community work 07:40 - What inspired Gwal_SA 15:20 - Importance of travelling 17:30 - Overton window 18:20 - Biography 23:40 - Contextualising problems 25:30 - School 31:35 - Working for Microsoft 34:20 - Applying for a job at Microsoft 40:15 - First day working for Microsoft 45:05 - Sales 51:30 - Siblings 54:10 - Leaving Microsoft 1:00:15 - Growing my business 1:10:45 - Getting into food industry 1:14:45 - Opening a restaurant 1:18:00 - Investing in the youth 1:23:40 - Plans with Gcwal_SA (Gcwalisa) 1:27:25 - Value systems 1.34.26 - ENDS

@kush4286

Жыл бұрын

Pen gotta pin and thank you

This is probably my favorite episode thus far. Well done gents.

👏👏👏 to Miles,my wife once worked for him as a board member

This is the best interview ever to watch and a propeller for me to start making moves. Motivated by the line of "If I push my own stuck car, people would help."

Loved this ...bring him back please

Very inspiring. Penuel i would like to see you host a round table conversation with most of these inspiring guests you had on the show, Miles, Duduzane, Rutendo, Mmusi Maimane (i know you haven't had him as a guest yet but you should) , Rob Hersov, yourself and others....

What I love the most about the time interruption is that it showed that grootman loved being there.❤

The first business book I ever read was Vuyo's. I've been waiting for this, Miles is a genius.

Another gem. I can already pick a handful of dope leaders who can take this country forward based of the guests you have brought to the show. This platform is very important.

Just 2 gents having a profound conversation. Such a simple guy, no bells and whistles, just a hardworking, go-getter guy who kept saying if not, why not and shot his shot every chance he got. Love it. Thank you, guys.

Bro Moss Gondwe is the director of Sales where I work now and he interviewed me, gave me a shot. I was not a very strong candidate to be honest but I ended up being the strongest graduate and now I am literally becoming a machine. I highly admire uBab Moss, I even dress old school formal like him most of the time😂. Glad to hear he made an impact in you life, he's still changing lives till this day.

@godpenuel

Жыл бұрын

Unsung heroes 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Bro bro..... woow aiiiiii, listening to Penuel's interviews and you're from Lesotho and you're like "Good Lord what have I been doing my whole life" aiiiii! Pen we see you

Penuel I just want to say your platform, conversations, guests and you as a human matters my brother. I'm a big fan of your work, please just keep on going and continue to bless us👌🏿

Great interview my brother ,you always bring the best black minds.Salute

I wonder how Penuel gets proper people for his podcast. Miles gas a good story to tell.👏

ahh, this is dope! I worked for Miles in grade 10 during the December holidays and other holidays after that. He's a wholesome gent. 5 minutes in and loving it.

I've never seen you star struck like you were in this interview. Miles is a real power, always been.

Shout out to bro Moss Gondwe. Unsung mentors. Much love to bro Moss

When you asked “Antecedent” I felt that too😂😂😂 good one as always 👊🏿

Humble guy and very smart.Thanks Pan for yet another mind blowing conversation

Very inspirational indeed, had to watch the interview twice...😉🙂😆😅🤣😂👌👌👌

Phenomenal. Phenomenal, phenomenal conversation 🥹🥹🥹

Wow man... wowowowowowowowow I'm stoked about your guest today and I resonate with him because I'm going back to the many ideas and shelved them because I didn't have the know how to bring them to fruition maybe because I'm older and I don't have that drive I used to have when I was younger but "show up" and when you are pushing, people are inclined to help. It's changing and making me think back on how used to do things and that was by forcing... I need to find that drive again Thank you for having him on

Penuel! Keep at it brother! I’ll be sitting on this show one day!

Great conversation once again.

Great interview. I agree with Miles. Gary Player said : “The more I practice, the luckier I get.”

Thank you for bringing the gentleman...gems

People don't understand the power this channel carries. I wish I had stable means of income to join and become a paying member but nonetheless, great content! Kudos to iPen Elimnyama!

Right up there with the very best of conversations. 🔥 🔥 🔥 Now to push for universal access to uncapped Wi-Fi. South African podcasters could join hands on such initiatives. Quality content needs a wider reach.

Pen baba thank you for these conversations

Loved this dialogue that our youth need so much to be inspired. Thank you, Penuel. Keep up the excellent work that you do. 💯🙏

I really enjoyed this conversation and I'm super inspired

This is one of the most inspiring episodes for me…wow

Pure inspiration...God Panuel keep giving us these good nuggets 🙌🙌🙌

thanks guys - eye opening

This episode and the VT episode have really inspired me in my own unique way. Keep on enriching our minds, we will just keep on.

You guys are doing a great job

Thank you Penuel for the Show and a very Special Thanks to Miles.

Haven't watched this but I already know the gems that the penuel show drops we are here pen

Please bring Miles back.

Amazing, keep digging up these uncommon stories!!

Great episode, I genuinely enjoyed the whole conversation.

Read his book some years ago.. he's too great a man... Love him... Loved it when he said " choose your parents wisely, failing which choose your children 's parents wisely"" this is too deep👌... Shout out to Pen for always bringing us this great thought provoking conversations..we appreciate you ❤

Inspirational We thank you for not cutting parts out 👌🏽 You show us the realness And that we all just normal people trying to achieve , we just waiting for alignment of opportunities

Great conversations. Miles is just super brilliant. I love how he reminds us of the greatness that we carry as a people, how he credits his mom and people he lives around. Had the pleasure of meeting him recently. Amazing soul !!!!

I am not even halfway through but I can tell that this is my favourite Penuel Show episode. Thank you so much for such an inspiring platform.

Penuel your show is changing lives, you are basically the Valuetainment or Tom Bilyeu of South Africa. Appreciate you🙏

@buhlebuyezanxumalo9095

Жыл бұрын

This is so true in many ways

This is very insightful.

The channel is 20K subscribers away from the plaque 🙌😀

This is great content. Much appreciated. Looking forward to owning my own business one day

This is the best interview Thanks Black Pen for your visionary eye

Miles is an Outlier 💙

Wow! What an episode. I enjoyed it so much and the wisdom from this man is amazing.

What an amazing conversation.

Astounding! 1st 3 min nearly switched off, but given I love the calibre & “kind” of guests Penuel brings, I persevered, this is being most educational & inspirational. Thanks to Pen & the show + Miles

Loved this interview. Key take out: This this are happening under our watch. Big ups guys on excellent content. 👌

In the early stages of the interview you talked about group lending and how it's used in India. My dad actually wrote his thesis for his MBA about that idea, but he implemented it in agriculture. After writing that thesis, the company he works at now does group lending for small scale farmers, specifically sugarcane farmers in rural areas. They saw the same results as the bank in india, people actually paid the loans they were given to fund their farms.

@godpenuel

Жыл бұрын

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 you and your dad need to teach us please.

Life changing episode😅👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼

great Story Miles Kubeka,thanks Mr P for Bringing mindset humans.watching your Podcast from Dubai. 💓💓💓

Great interview what an inspiring story. I think I have seen a documentary about this guy on sabc years ago am not sure but someone else can confirm.

I really got excited few minutes into this interview 😃. Mind-blowing experiences from this gentleman. Thank you once again Penuel for a dope interview. ❤❤

Another Gem

So good to Penuel in-person, his energy is priceless ❤

@godpenuel

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊

From now onwards I’ll bring a notepad when these episodes drop because like really there is a lot to learn. If only South Africans were as good as these guys we would be somewhere else as the country. Thank you for sharing glimpses of your lives with us.

This is exciting, I remember I was in a local taxi and I saw the yellow container I stopped purchased a bit of mealie meal, and bought one glass bottle. In the lift club I used to read the the name as "gcwali S.A" and I was like if you do not know kasi slang it becomes a challenge. Lol again I am learning it is Gcwalisa. I love this.

oh man!!!! another great episode!

Can't wait for this one

Izolo I was busy but today I'm here to learn. I love this show, you always learn something on every episode! I'm really inspired by Miles Kubheka, very powerful mind! I'm also learning alot from you also Pen as a podcaster! Love your work Bro!!

Such an entertaining couple of men. Miles you are an inspiration to many. Thanks guys.

Thanks fro bringing people like this to the show Mkhaya! I never knew this guy's story but I can relate to almost everything he is speaking about coz I went through similar experiences. Dope interview

17:17 beeeeennn saying this. Can some willing South Africans come to Zim please just to experience being somewhere different. I’ve met a few over the years…loved meeting these spirited individuals. Still an acquaintance to one to this day. And l can reach out the another I’m sure.

I am soo glad, i watched the crew episode that made me to see this episode, shoutout to the penuel show

..great chat between top chaps.. ..an aside: manholes being round has nothing to do with drill bits.. they are safer and easier to access, and less prone to cracks as they age.. square manholes get cracks at the corners over time because of structural stresses, which would mean more maintenance costs....

@mileskubheka264

Жыл бұрын

Hi, thank you for the kind words 🙏🏽. This question is an IQ question made famous by Microsoft interviews…but it existed long before Microsoft started asking it back then. Once it became known people started memorising the answer like the one you found from Google ( I assume). But what people who failed the interviews did not understand was that, the question was not testing your ability to recall information but your ability to think. To put it in other words; it’s a test for the interviewee’s first principle axiomatic logic, which provides a foundation for deductive reasoning and is used to establish the fundamental principles upon which a logical system is built People that were being interviewed generally already had high IQs. High IQs however did not necessarily translate to someone knowing how to think. This is why they kept the question despite people “knowing” the answer. The second reason why the question was important, it was to figure out if the person being hired could see multiple views to the same problem. So yes the statement you made is correct. But the question asked was specific to man holes and not man hole covers. , The “…has nothing to do with drill bits” in your statement negates that two things can be simultaneously correct and not be mutually exclusive. This image pin.it/6hXGdhH best explains this. kzread.infomYy9wjb1Q28?feature=share Glad you enjoyed the chat 😊 Ps the only reason I got this right was that after I told him half jokingly that there were no man holes is Soweto, he laughed and then said “if there were, why do I THINK they are round? So I was basically forced to think😂

@godpenuel

Жыл бұрын

@@mileskubheka264 extra education in the comments 🙏🏽❤️

I will meet this this brother before 2023 ends.

Been waiting for this one

This dude is so cool ...dope interview!!!!

Once again, great show Penuel - thank you 🙏 Shout out to Miles for what he's doing and the way he thinks. Massive props to you for granting us access to individuals like him and so many others on your show. It's awesome 😎👍 Why do I want a boerewors roll now? Lol!

48:00 self actualization- the realization or fulfilment of one's talents and potentialities, especially considered as a drive or need present in everyone.

Wow 🔥!!! To much information to digest.

Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤

wow loved this!

This podcast is dope man

Beautiful interview 🤝🤝

Loved this🥺🙌

Wow I’m inspired

Pen my man ....great work ngiyakuvuma mfoo 💯

Amazing interview