Welcome to Episode 32 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with JX Gumede, shares his life journey from rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, through educational hardships, family struggles, and transformative experiences in Germany.

JX Gumede and Jon Oliff discuss how AI and technology can either perpetuate or help solve societal issues, emphasizing the need for conscious values. The conversation explores resilience, the importance of recognizing life’s seasons, and the impact of caring versus indifference, especially regarding food waste, malnutrition, and economic disparity.

This episode is packed with personal stories, thought-provoking discussions, and practical insights. Whether you’re interested in personal growth, the impact of AI, or societal issues, there’s something here for you. Plus, it’s a chance to reflect on your own life journey and the influences that have shaped you. ⏱ Timestamped Overview

01:00 – Explaining the Ego Tool 02:03 – AI Life Projection Exercise 04:45 – JX Gumede’s Early Life in KZN 05:39 – Learning English at a Multiracial School 08:47 – Boarding School Experiences 11:26 – Transition to Elite Schools 13:59 – Mother’s Influence and Resilience 15:07 – Reflections on Education and AI 18:26 – Family Financial Hardship and Recovery 22:27 – Scholarship to Study in Germany 24:10 – Experiences in Germany 27:44 – Father’s Legacy and Family Business 32:29 – Mother’s Ambition and Lifelong Learning 38:08 – Mother’s Strategic Thinking and Faith 40:29 – Lessons from Hardship and Humility 43:45 – Advice to Younger Self 45:52 – “Fight the Enemy You Have” Philosophy 53:19 – Awareness, Acceptance, Action Framework 55:21 – The Value of Presence – “Time Flies” Ad 01:01:24 – Reflections on Time and Presence 01:04:03 – AI, Language, and Bias 01:06:07 – Indifference vs. Hate in Society and AI 01:11:33 – Food Waste and Food Justice 01:16:39 – Understanding Food Expiry Labels 01:30:10 – Food Security and Malnutrition in South Africa 01:34:00 – AI, Food Identity, and Values 01:43:38 – AI as a Force Multiplier for Good or Bad 💬 Quote of the Episode

“If something bad can happen to you for no reason, then something good can happen to you for no reason.” – JX Gumede 🧠 Related Campaign Example "Time Flies" TV Commercial — Chosen for its powerful message about being present and appreciating the experiences in each stage of life, rather than always projecting into the future. JX Gumede relates deeply to its theme of recognizing the season you are in, as the ad’s mother learns to embrace the moment with her child instead of wishing time away.

"Time Flies" TV Commercial: Allan Gray: Award winning Ad 2007 👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jxgumede/ Twitter: https://x.com/jxbgumede Biography: https://jxgumede.bio/ JX & Co Website: https://jxandcompany.com/ JX & Co LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jxandcompany/ 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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Welcome to Episode 31 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Wendy Mahoney, is a founder of Newmella & Associates, speaker, leader, and an advocate for human flourishing and speaks about life’s ultimate lesson: “You are enough.” She shares her personal and professional journey, highlighting themes of self-worth, burnout, and resilience. Wendy recounts her early career in media, her struggles with burnout, and her path to healing through therapy and alternative modalities. Wendy discusses the ongoing journey toward wholeness, inspiring listeners with her candid reflections on overcoming challenges and embracing one’s true self.

The conversation explores authenticity, the importance of boundaries, and conscious capitalism. ⏱ Timestamped Overview

00:40 – Introduction and Wendy’s message to her 16-year-old self. 01:09 – Schooling in Durban, university studies, and first steps into media and radio. 02:55 – Early 20s working in Europe, learning resilience, and developing sales and management skills. 10:38 – First experience with burnout, its symptoms, and the importance of rest and self-care. 14:09 – Languages spoken, relationship with her parents, and how family dynamics shaped her drive. 18:12 – Exploration of burnout as a recurring theme, the phoenix metaphor, and learning to set boundaries. 23:21 – Her current strategies for maintaining work-life balance and prioritizing well-being. 29:49 – Her rise in corporate media, the onset of her second burnout, and the role of medication. 36:02 – Becoming Chief Revenue Officer, the pressures of the role, and her third, more physical, burnout. 40:00 – Her hospitalization, ignoring burnout symptoms, and the need for inner work. 46:32 – Midlife crisis, leaving corporate roles, personal lows, and the journey into self-discovery. 50:09 – Use of therapy, NLP, and somatic work for healing. 52:09 – Experiences with ayahuasca, heartbreak, and the transformative power of plant medicine. 57:10 – Importance of somatic healing, breathwork, and non-plant-based methods for nervous system regulation. 01:00:36 – Apple’s “Mother Nature” campaign, praising its creativity, humor, and subtle branding. 01:05:02 – Naming kindness and good-hearted people as her inspiration, emphasizing the value of everyday goodness.

💬 Quote of the Episode

“The privilege of a lifetime is to be who you truly are.” – Wendy Mahoney

🧠 Related Campaign Example Apple’s “Mother Nature” campaign — Wendy admires how Apple turned a dry topic like their integrated sustainability report into a creative, humorous, and refreshingly authentic piece, with Tim Cook’s earnest performance standing out. She appreciates its clever, subtle branding that communicates Apple’s commitment to carbon neutrality by 2030, while championing conscious capitalism and environmental impact without overtly selling.

👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wendy-mahoney-macbl-223b6144/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wendy.mahoney.276663 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wendyleamahoney/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLkwurI72lqpE77gh6ZCsbg Newmella & Associates Website: https://newmella.co.za/ Newmella & Associates LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/newmella-holdings-pty-ltd/ Newmella & Associates Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newmella/ Newmella & Associates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/newmella_holdings/ Newmella & Associates X: https://x.com/NeWMella_ 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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Welcome to Episode 30 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Nelisiwe Zuma, a dynamic voice in social media and influencer marketing whose journey began in rural South Africa. She shares how her early life experiences, family values, and community shaped her approach to personal and professional growth. Nelisiwe discusses her transformative journey following a traumatic car accident in 2016, which became a pivotal moment leading to profound resilience, self-discovery, and a renewed sense of purpose.

Nelisiwe unpacks the challenges of overcoming physical and emotional hurdles, honoring the memory of a lost friend, and the ongoing process of healing. She emphasizes the importance of self-love, faith, and the support of community in navigating life’s adversities. This episode offers valuable insights on gratitude, the power of second chances, and the pursuit of evolving dreams. Engage in a heartfelt conversation about her journey from rural beginnings to a thriving career. Nelisiwe shares how her experiences have shaped her unique spirit, her gratitude for new opportunities, and her vision for the future. ⏱ Timestamped Overview 00:44 – Introduction of Nelisiwe Zuma 02:03 – Self-Discovery After the Accident 02:20 – Advice to Younger Self and Learning from Others 03:51 – Upbringing and Early Life 05:07 – School Years and Being Different 06:51 – Love for the Outdoors and God 07:39 – Embracing Uniqueness and Self-Definition 08:50 – Experience in Modelling and Modelling School 11:22 – Transition to Agency Life and Social Media 13:01 – Creating the Influencer Marketing Role 13:59 – Effort to Fit In and Stand Out Professionally 15:56 – The Car Accident and the Aftermath 20:33 – Hospitalization, Recovery and Loss 24:31 – Life After Recovery and Sobriety 26:07 – Future Plans and Faith 29:54 – Feelings About the Accident Site 35:25 – Favourite Campaign and Professional Pride 39:07 – Never-Ending Adventure and Self-Discovery 42:51 – Farming Aspirations and Office Support 46:13 – Overcoming Dark Times and Asking for Help 49:22 – Self-Love and Setting Boundaries 01:00:15 – Recent Life Changes and Embracing Rest 💬 Quote of the Episode

“You need to be different; either you define yourself or the world will define you.” – Nelisiwe Zuma

🧠 Related Campaign Example Vaseline Glow Product Launch campaign — Nelisiwe chose this campaign because she was deeply involved from the teaser phase through to the launch, handling teaser content strategy, amplification plans, reporting, and live behind-the-scenes coverage for social media. She poured her creativity and hard work into the project, feeling a strong sense of pride in introducing something new to the South African market that reflected her own journey of standing out and defining herself. 👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nelisiwe-zuma-54138b104/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neli.zuma.946 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neli_zuma/ 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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Welcome to Episode 29 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with the incredible David Pugh, an innovative business leader who began his entrepreneurial journey as a schoolboy in Durban. He shares how his early ventures, mentorship experiences, and family influences shaped his approach to business and leadership. He discusses his transition from launching a mutliple brands to spearheading digital engagement at RCL Foods, including the creation of the Wild Space gaming platform.

David Pugh unpacks the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, the importance of decisiveness, and the art of balancing data with intuition. He emphasizes the significance of faith, curiosity, and continuous learning in both personal and professional growth. This episode offers valuable insights on leadership, innovation, and staying true to one’s vision.

⏱ Timestamped Overview 00:41 – Durban Roots and Early Career 01:03 – Struggles with Traditional Education 01:43 – Mentorship at Johnson Workwear 04:47 – Launching First Business and Corporate Transition 06:28 – Innovation and Gaming at RCL Foods 09:56 – Blending Digital and Physical Engagement 12:48 – Startup Mentality vs. Corporate Structure 15:19 – Entrepreneurial Methodology and Marketing Philosophy 19:01 – Family Background and Early Entrepreneurship 21:25 – Challenging Rules and Entrepreneurial Traits 23:04 – Liquid Death and Brand Innovation 25:59 – U Conscientiousness, Urgency, and Acting on Ideas 31:13 – You Create: The Innovation Hub 35:57 – Data, Gut Feel, and Decision-Making 42:34 – Feedback Loops and Repeat Purchase 45:14 – Corporate Scale vs. Entrepreneurial Kickstart 48:41 – Red Team, Blue Team, and Disruption 53:33 – Advice to Younger Self and Curiosity 54:51 – Spiritual Intelligence and Decision-Making 💬 Quote of the Episode “Decide. Act. Change direction. Drop it. Move on to something else.” – David Pugh

🧠 Related Campaign Example Liquid Death’s “Murder Your Thirst” campaign — David admires how it disrupts traditional water marketing by making water edgy, cool, and appealing to everyone, especially by flipping expected category cues on their head and using bold, entertaining storytelling.

Liquid Death’s “Murder Your Thirst” campaign: https://youtu.be/EeRADNpdKD4?si=_2lM8xCqRsC1uiaP

👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: https://za.linkedin.com/in/david-pugh-34883b5 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.pugh.1238/ Wet GLOAT Website: https://www.wetgloatwater.com/ Wet GLOAT Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574930289410 Wet GLOAT Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wetgloat/

Grootman Energy Website: https://grootmanenergy.com/ Grootman Energy Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61577057213625 Grootman Energy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grootmanenergy/

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Welcome to Episode 28 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Preeya Daya, an academic and coach who grew up in apartheid South Africa. Preeya shares how her diverse schooling, family values, and experiences shaped her passion for diversity, inclusion, and personal growth.

She discusses overcoming feelings of inadequacy, the importance of self-love, and the concept of being “unleashed” from social constraints. The conversation covers parenting, privilege, trauma, and the value of service. This episode reflects on education, identity, and finding authenticity. Preeya emphasizes kindness, community, and embracing one’s worth as keys to empowerment and meaningful change. ⏱ Timestamped Overview

00:40 – Message to My 16-Year-Old Self 01:36 – Childhood and Family Background 02:19 – Early Schooling and Diversity 03:22 – Transition to High School and Apartheid Realities 05:30 – Family Values and Work Ethic 07:52 – Parents’ Professions and Sacrifices 09:42 – The Value of Small Acts and Quality Time 12:42 – Service and Selflessness 14:30 – Powerful Female Role Models and Multiracial Love 16:28 – Schooling Environments and Identity 16:55 – Teachers, Race, and Educational Technology 18:02 – Teachers, Race, and Educational Technology 21:43 – Unleashing Potential and Social Constructs 23:34 – Academic Journey and Lifelong Learning 27:09 – Travel, Trekking, and Spiritual Experiences 29:04 – The Value of Silence and Nature 32:05 – Contrasts in Socialization and Noise 33:46 – Yin and Yang: Balance in Life 34:34 – Meditation and Accessing Inner Peace 36:12 – Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice 38:49 – Self-Love and Societal Messaging 42:19 – Generational Differences and Selfies 42:52 – True Self-Love vs. External Validation 45:31 – Professional Lessons: Kindness and Empathy 48:55 – Cultural Patterns and Inclusion 54:50 – Privilege, Trauma, and Identity 56:52 – Authenticity in the Workplace 01:00:17 – Discussion of a Social Justice Advertisement 01:05:22 – Unconscious Bias and Socialization 01:07:31 – Family, Community, and Unlimited Relationships 01:08:45 – Cultural Norms and Gender Roles 01:11:06 – Everything Is in Its Perfect Place 01:14:59 – Learning from Every Encounter 💬 Quote of the Episode

“You are enough, and you are beautiful the way you are.” – Preeya Daya

🧠 Related Campaign Example Australian Human Rights Commission campaign — Preeya chose this campaign because it highlights unconscious bias and the ways in which people unknowingly enact prejudice. She values the ad’s message that silence, and inaction can reinforce discrimination, and she is moved by its call to consciously see and challenge these divisions.

Australian Human Rights Commission campaign: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFTjZilAwhM

👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: Preeya Daya, PhD - Values 20 South Africa Chair. Championing Inclusive, Values-Based Leadership & Human-Centered Change | LinkedIn Facebook: (6) Facebook 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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Welcome to Episode 27 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Allon Raiz, a pioneering entrepreneur, mentor, and founder of Raizcorp, Africa’s largest business incubator. From humble beginnings growing up in Durban to orchestrating business transformations across the continent, Allon shares the rollercoaster journey that shaped him into the powerhouse he is today.

Allon Raiz’s academic journey is a story of resilience and reinvention. After struggling through school and just managing to get into university, he completed a four-year BCom and went on to achieve top honours in his class, an impressive turnaround from his earlier academic performance. Motivated to keep studying, Allon even began working on his master's degree and spent some time overseas. Unbeknownst to him, he continued his studies partly to avoid compulsory military service, only to eventually discover that the army draft had ended. This unexpected revelation marked yet another turning point in his unconventional path, shaping the determined and resourceful individual he would become.

In a conversation brimming with candid stories and powerful insights, Allon unpacks the gritty realities of entrepreneurship, touching on everything from his early failures and mentor relationships to the emotional drivers behind ambition and the art of playing the “long game.” The episode dives deep into what makes an “incredible machine,” why true mentorship often comes with a dose of tough love, and the unexpected ways that small gestures can come full circle years later.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business enthusiast, or just curious about what drives remarkable people to keep building, this episode is packed with gems—about resilience, self-awareness, and the value of betting on yourself, even when the odds are against you. Get ready for an honest, inspiring, and at times hilarious exploration of what it takes to walk into a room and leave it truly changed. ⏱ Timestamped Overview

00:39 Introduction: Don King booking story and why Allon is here. 08:41 Growing up in a women-led family business shaping his worldview. 10:55 From failed shoe voucher promo to PR breakthrough and momentum. 19:40 Owning failure and the power of mentorship over people over money. 20:40 Compelling economic right to exist before chasing funding. 27:27 Including family in entrepreneurship dinner table learning. 33:21 Father issues as a driver and reframing imposter syndrome. 39:50 Choosing the right mentor and embracing brutal candor. 48:05 Say yes to scary things, invitations, and stretch moments. 50:32 Beware the sirens resisting tempting detours. 58:08 Reverse mentorship and learning from Gen Z at work. 01:00:55 Turning a failed interview into a learning session. 01:04:51 The hitchhiker story: serendipity returning years later. 01:11:05 Patience's subtle influence and the long game. 01:17:00 Incubating crises and becoming a prosperator. 01:23:31 Notebooks as an idea engine: think it, write it, make it real. 💬 Quote of the Episode

“If you think it, write it down and make it a reality.” – Allon Raiz 🧠 Related Campaign Example Allan Gray’s ad campaign — Allon selected this iconic advert about patience, potential, and long-term investing. The campaign highlights Allan Gray’s core message: that real returns come from discipline, foresight, and resisting short-term gratification. This perfectly mirrors Allon’s entrepreneurial philosophy of playing the long game, resisting “sirens” of distraction, and enduring the pain of early struggles to build lasting impact. The campaign is a reminder that in both investing and entrepreneurship, timing, patience, and belief in unseen potential are often the true differentiators of success.

Allan Gray’s ad campaign: https://youtu.be/37_hvW68vP8?si=5VS5hzf5AvYVSDkg

👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: Allon Raiz - City of Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa | Professional Profile | LinkedIn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AllonRaiz/ Facebook: Allon Raiz | Facebook Raizcorp Website: Raizcorp – Accelerate your success Raizcorp Instagram: Raizcorp (@raizcorp_) • Instagram photos and videos Raizcorp LinkedIn: Raizcorp | LinkedIn Raizcorp YouTube: Making strategy happen: an exclusive workshop with Allon Raiz 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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Welcome to Episode 25 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Dr. Angel Madlala, a pioneering female radiologist from rural KwaZulu-Natal. From humble beginnings to founding multiple radiology practices, Dr. Angel’s story is one of vision, resilience, and entrepreneurial spirit. She shares how she overcame personal and financial challenges, her motivation to serve underserved communities, and her unique approach to medicine as both a healer and a business leader. Dr. Angel Madlala reflects on the power of mentorship, authenticity, and continuous learning, emphasizing the importance of empowering others and breaking barriers for women in medicine. This inspiring episode highlights her unwavering commitment to making healthcare accessible, the value of dreaming big, and the courage it takes to turn those dreams into reality. ⏱ Timestamped Overview 00:50 – Dr. Angel reflecting on her teenage aspirations 02:23 – Upbringing in KwaZulu-Natal, family dynamics, and the importance of education 04:55 – Transition to university, father’s passing and financial challenges 07:40 – Moving away from home, making friends, and building a support system 10:19 – Her love for study groups, collaboration, and teaching others 12:00 – Outlines her medical school, internship, community service, and interest in pediatrics 13:47 – Personal challenges with her daughter's birthday and when her career pivotted 15:08 – Her choice to pick radiology and the timeline of her specialization 17: 19 – Returning back to KwaZulu-Natal and her early practice on medical disciplines 18: 40 – Passion for rural healthcare and her entrepreneurial drive 19:55 – Starting her own practice and the importance of making radiology accessible 27:36 – Mentorship and her goal to own a hospital-based radiology department 30:00 – Four practices, her vision, and the services offered 36: 23– Challenges of rural healthcare entrepreneurship 40:22  – Being a female founder in medicine and the lessons learnt 44:39 – Inspiration from Nike’s “Dream Crazier” campaign 54:46 – Celebrate the successes, the importance of pausing, and feedback from her therapist. 💬 Quote of the Episode “I always say my life purpose is to help people; I’m just a natural helper.” – Dr. Angel Madlala 🧠 Related Campaign Example Nike “Dream Crazier” campaign — Dr. Angel Madlala resonated with her personal and professional journey, encouraging her to dream crazier. She recalled seeing the “Dream Crazier” commercial, which featured powerful visuals of women breaking barriers in sports and life, narrated by Serena Williams. The ad’s message was encouraging women to push boundaries, defy stereotypes, and pursue dreams that others might call impossible. She spoke about how the campaign’s bold call to “dream crazier” became a personal mantra, especially during times of self-doubt or when facing societal expectations about what women, particularly women of color in medicine, could achieve. Nike “Dream Crazier” campaign: https://youtu.be/zWfX5jeF6k4?si=h5OUaIBBRLzZonSo 👣 Relevant Links & Mentions LinkedIn: N.B. Angel Madlala - Head of Clinical Unit @Harry Gwala Regional Hospital . Diagnostic and Breast Radiologist. Managing Director and Teleradiologist @MD Teleradiology Solutions ( Private Practice) | LinkedIn Instagram: Dr. Angel mamMthalane Madlala (@dr_angie_m) • Instagram photos and videos MD Teleradiology Website: Radiology Services/Clinic in Rural and Semi-Urban Areas 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa 🔗 Website: https://www.tim.africa 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tim.africa 📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/timdotafrica 🎧 Podcast Page: https://www.pod.tim.africa

Welcome to Episode 25 of The Incredible Machines Podcast! In this thought-provoking conversation, Jon Oliff and Luke Holden sit down with Burgette Yarlett, a speaker, mindset coach, and NLP practitioner, whose story is one of resilience, inner transformation, and unapologetic authenticity.

From beauty pageants to a near-fatal car crash, from self-doubt to self-mastery, Burgette shares the moments that broke her, healed her, and ultimately revealed her mission: to help others live in their truth.

A certified NLP trainer and the creator of the upcoming digital program “LIT: Live In Truth,” Burgette has transformed trauma into testimony and now equips others with the mindset tools to do the same. If you’ve ever felt stuck, unworthy, or uncertain, this episode will show you what’s possible when you decide to participate in your own rescue.

This is a must-listen for anyone interested in healing, transformation, and unleashing personal greatness. ⏱ Timestamped Overview

00:33 – If you could go back to 16: “Your mindset is your superpower.” 01:10 – The power of thoughts, language, and co-creating your reality 03:32 – Childhood, moving between 8 schools, shaping identity 06:38 – The masks we wear and the people-pleasing trap 09:19 – Discovering NLP and how emotions get stored in the body 14:52 – Pageantry, early confidence, and accidental entry into Miss Umhlanga 17:00 – Winning titles, modelling photos, and the tragic accident 18:05 – Near-death trauma: surviving a devastating car crash 23:00 – Reconstructive surgery and waking up on life support 30:57 – Anchoring with NLP, self-image and owning her scars 32:00 – Thoughts create chemistry: the mind-body connection 39:00 – Journaling, questions, and narrowing the emotional gap 39:50 – Conscious vs unconscious programming and personal transformation 44:32 – Inner beauty and post-accident growth 45:36 – Miss SA semi-final breakdown: self-doubt and freezing on stage 48:50 – Youth empowerment and rewiring limiting beliefs early 54:04 – Self-sabotage, rock bottom, and discovering neuroplasticity 56:48 – NLP training and launching her coaching career 59:28 – Therapy vs transformation: what finally worked 01:04:47 – Campaign of the Episode: Nike’s “Find Your Greatness” 01:11:00 – Creating her product “LIT – Live in Truth” 01:17:54 – The 11:11 anchor, Dr Joe Dispenza, and energy 01:19:15 – Who are her Incredible Machines? 💬 Quote of the Episode “There are no unresourceful people. Only unresourceful states of mind, and that can be changed.” – Burgette Yarlett

🧠 Related Campaign Example: Nike’s “Find Your Greatness” campaign — This campaign redefined greatness by showing everyday people achieving extraordinary things. It aligns perfectly with Burgette’s belief that we all have the power to create a new reality from within.

Nike’s “Find Your Greatness” campaigns: https://youtu.be/WYP9AGtLvRg?si=qOd0L35UtcoJtM0a

👣 Relevant Links LinkedIn: https://za.linkedin.com/in/burgette-yarlett-29380958 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/burgette.yarlett/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/burgette.yarlett.mindset.mastery/ Beyond Visible Belief LinkedIn: https://za.linkedin.com/company/beyond-visible-belief Beyond Visible Belief Website: https://www.beyondvisiblebelief.com/ Beyond Visible Belief YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjsh0RDac58KynVD0qfd01Q 🌐 Connect with Tim Africa

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