The DREAMS DO COME TRUE Tour - Part 24, FNB - Main Street, JHB CBD

   I started my FNB life at this branch back in the old South Africa, when apartheid was about to end. 

   Back then 'darkies' with degrees were like gold. Upon joining the bank we were immediately put on an accelerated programme to become managers. A programme from which I later fell off unfortunately. I guess I was not manager material ( like bo-Katiso).

   But I digress.

   In terms of atmosphere, this motivational talk at the Main Street branch of FNB was simply one of the best I have done this year. That is because the audience in this instance was bigger, and they were all seated together in front of me( as if in a theatre). So whenever we clapped, for example, the sound came out as one unit. When we read from the book also, the voices were more united.

   And the often smiling, at times nodding, and occasionally clapping front row of bo-ausi Esther, bra Samuel, Mr Xulu et al was such a beautiful sight. If anyone thinks that I came across well during this talk, it is thanks to this row. They did wonders for my self-confidence.

   Finally, hearing the sound of the F-G clap long after one had left the stage, so to speak, was priceless. No amount of books sold can ever match this. It was an honestly humbling experience. "Ta da, Main Street."

                                                 SOME THANK YOU's

- Katiso ( the Manager, and a friend) - Thanks ho menahane my brother. The list is just too long. The metaphor of the talk being 'a wake up call by someone beating drums' was really neat.     

- FNB staff - For helping to create such a wonderful vibe during the talk.

- The following three staff members for their support in buying a copy of our book:

                     - Esther - 'Your words of encouragement about reaching our 1 Million target meant a great deal, sisi.' 

                     - Arthur and Katiso - 'Sisonke Bafowethu.' 

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Our FEEL GOOD quote of the week:

"Use your imagination to see yourself in a situation that hasn't 
happened, picture yourself having or doing the thing you want, 
and successfully achieving the results you desire. This is what
visualization as a success tool is all about."

John Kehoe( from the book - Mind Power)

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THANK YOU UNIVERSE. THANK YOU FOR OUR 'FEEL GOOD MOMENTS'.

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SO, SOUTH AFRICA AND THE WORLD OUT THERE, WHAT MADE YOU 

FEEL GOOD THIS WEEK?