By Buhle Dlamini 

Are you ready to take your life and work to a new level of greatness? Do you need practical, step by step keys to help you tap into your personal greatness? Do you want keys to take your leadership and your organisation to greatness?

Buhle Dlamini shares 5 proven keys to unleashing your greatness. His book will guide you in how to:

1. Stand out and Be Who You Be

2. Live Your Values Courageously

3. Pursue Excellence

4. Unleash A Winning Attitude and

5. Create Your Own Future

This book will be your guide! Unleash your greatness today.

By Graeme Codrington & Nikki Bush

This century is characterised by disruptive change that is turning our world upside down. Jobs aren’t just changing, entire industries are ceasing to exist. The scripts for success and failure are being rewritten on a daily basis in our families, at work and in life.

Do parents know who and what their children need to be, let alone what they might be able to do, in the future world of work?

​Future Proof Your Kids for the 2020s and Beyond doesn’t just paint a picture of what the future might hold, but provides frameworks and practical advice for what parents can do today in order to build solid foundations for their children in order to maximise their chances of success. Children who are equipped with the right sets of skills, attitudes and world views will remain relevant and able to take advantage of future opportunities.

This book is an invaluable guide for parents who wish to create realistic and relevant parenting goals that will set their children up to thrive, no matter what awaits them in the future. It is aimed at anyone involved in raising children primarily from birth to age twelve, including grandparents, educators, support teams and extended family. However, it remains an insightful handbook for those with teens too.

By Graeme Codrington & Sue Grant-Marshall

In short, this book aims to promote understanding between the different generations. This is vitally important in all of our relationships, but especially in the workplace. Application chapters focus attention on: work, marketing and advertising, leadership, teamwork, finances, parenting, education and training, “retirement”, travel, politics, faith, health, and home. Still a best selling book, with five star reviews!

Why Read It? 

• Gives a detailed introduction to understanding generations.
• A thick book (over 400 pages), but easy to read format.
• Apply generations to many different contexts, from family to work, and advertising to teaching.
• Fun: lots of interesting and unexpected fact boxes and “top ten” type lists.
• Prescribed reading for many workplaces and schools.

By Dean van Leeuwen

This book uses powerful stories to inspire leaders to embark on their own “world changing” quests. It offers a practical framework to assist with designing and develop strategies that deliver meaningful change. It is written for those leaders who seek to achieve competitive advantage and deliver meaningful benefits to customers, employees and society.

There is an enormous problem. Today most organisations focus more on making money over making a difference. As a result, in the race for improved quarterly results, industry after industry is being rocked by one scandal after the next. 

The good news is there is a new type of leader who is dreaming big and embarking on quests to change the world for the better. These leaders are disrupting industries with unprecedented speed and being rewarded with competitive advantage and market leadership. In Quest, author and strategist, Dean van Leeuwen offers unique insights into this emerging leadership mindset as well as a powerful framework for being a strategic and successful leader in this century.

By Keith Coats

“Can I drive the car?” is a familiar refrain for most parents. But in dealing with this issue of control, trust and training, is there a lesson to be learnt, a lesson that can be applied by leaders in the business environment?

Leadership expert Keith Coats thinks so, and has written a witty and instructive book that draws on everyday events in the life of his family, pointing out how these experiences translate into important lessons in leadership. Whether they are issues of control or communication, inspiration or loyalty, or simply getting through the tough times, Coats explores the universal lessons we learn as parents and shows how to apply them in the boardroom, the office or the factory.

Why Read It?