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Minds are not machines: Why faster isn’t always better

Minds are not machines: Why faster isn’t always better

by Frank Magwegwe | May 21, 2026 | Frankly Speaking

The modern workplace often rewards speed. And while technology has made incredible advances in helping us work more efficiently, I sometimes wonder whether we have unintentionally started expecting people to operate at the same pace. The challenge is that our brains...
Resilience, leadership and the radical idea that everyone matters

Resilience, leadership and the radical idea that everyone matters

by Frank Magwegwe | Apr 28, 2026 | Frankly Speaking

In a recent conversation on When Shift Happens with Saray Khumalo, I was asked a question that has stayed with me long after the microphones were switched off: Is resilience something we are born with, or something we learn along the way? It’s a compelling question –...
Small acts, big impact: Why daily self-care matters

Small acts, big impact: Why daily self-care matters

by Frank Magwegwe | Nov 10, 2025 | Frankly Speaking

It’s easy to think that taking care of yourself requires grand gestures – a spa day, a week off work, or a complete financial overhaul. But the truth is, small, consistent acts of self-care can make a world of difference for your mental, emotional, and financial...
In the world of credit: a network of trust

In the world of credit: a network of trust

by Frank Magwegwe | Oct 5, 2023 | Frankly Speaking

Photo by Izuddin Helmi Adnan on Unsplash Credit for this brilliant analogy goes to Aubrey Masango, the insightful host of the Aubrey Masango Show on Radio 702. Every Wednesday, during the engaging Financial Matters feature that runs from just after the 8 pm news to...
The economic cost of SA’s mental health crisis

The economic cost of SA’s mental health crisis

by Frank Magwegwe | Apr 20, 2022 | Frankly Speaking, Personal Finance

Mental health conditions cost the economy more than R200bn a year through people missing work and presenteeism By some measures South Africans are the second most stressed employees in the world. Lump the impact of Covid-19 on top of this and it’s easy to see why our...
How to help employees deal with mental and emotional health stressors during pandemic

How to help employees deal with mental and emotional health stressors during pandemic

by Frank Magwegwe | Apr 26, 2021 | Frankly Speaking

It has been more than a year since the first case of the Covid-19 coronavirus was reported in South Africa. Organisations and employees have had to navigate several national lockdowns of varying intensity. Global and local research, including my own, offers several...
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