Robin Banks and the 3 C's of Change

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The law of the universe is that the universe is always in a state of change. You will need to change or be left behind

3c’s of Change

1.      Chance – by chance to attend something or you meet someone and you decide to make a change – like meeting Robin Banks and he inspires you to change

2.      Choice – You decide to go to Robin Banks’s Mind Power Online Course and it is a catalyst for change

3.      Crisis – The Coronavirus is a time for change where the world is in a crisis and we will have to change the way we do things

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Summary Domestic and gender based violence activist talks about being HIV positive and the lockdown

For the full interview follow me on www.patreon.com/ShawnBelluigi Soshanguwe FM sports reporter and domestic and gender based violence activist Meisie Mogaung talks about what the coronavirus means to her and her community. She talks about domestic and gender based violence and how the lockdown is a problem for some women and kids but then she also talks from the perspective of someone who is HIV positive and how she cannot afford to be sick. She also talks about the role of her radio station in keeping their reports positive and informative for her community. It is not easy for most of her neighbours to lockdown and not get paid. They live off very small salaries and hardly make ends meet in the first place and now they cannot work. People like Meisie are inspirational, the show us how some people are not going to let life get them down and their sole purpose in life is to help others that are not able to come to terms with what hand they have been dealt with in life. I learn a lot from people like Meisie and she inspires me to be the best me that I can be.

Next interview with HIV positive Domestic and gender based violence activist

For the full interview go to www.patreon.com/ShawnBelluigi Soshanguve FM sports reporter and domestic and gender based violence activist Meisie Mogaung talks about what the coronavirus means to her and her community. She talks about domestic and gender based violence and how the lockdown is a problem for some women and kids but then she also talks from the perspective of someone who is HIV positive and how she cannot afford to be sick. She also talks about the role of her radio station in keeping their reports positive and informative for her community. It is not easy for most of her neighbours to lockdown and not get paid. They live off very small salaries and hardly make ends meet in the first place and now they cannot work. People like Meisie are inspirational, the show us how some people are not going to let life get them down and their sole purpose in life is to help others that are not able to come to terms with what hand they have been dealt with in life. I learn a lot from people like Meisie and she inspires me to be the best me that I can be.