Dumisani Gift Mbatha
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Dumisani Gift Mbatha, better known as Nguni Heru, is a 26-year-old South African entrepreneur, musician, and writer who covers topics such as personal growth, healing, and spirituality.
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Don't Leave Yourself Behind
In most instances, we sacrifice our needs to satisfy the needs of others. We excuse ourselves from our seats for the next person to comfortably occupy our chair. We do this as an expression of love and kindness, and it is often viewed as an act of foolishness by the one on the receiving end because only a small portion of our species can comprehend and appreciate those who are genuinely there for them.
By Dumisani Gift Mbatha2 years ago in Humans
The Baby Shouldn't Die
As we grow up, we begin to adapt to society's expectations of who we should be and how we should present ourselves. We slowly lose all the beautiful features that make us unique. We look at ourselves and believe that there is something wrong with our being, rather than blaming the world for making us believe in such depressing beliefs. We were born and immediately bombarded with battles that do not belong to us. It was these battles that forced us to break out of our childish shells and become soldiers of the universe, carrying all the worries of the world on our shoulders and having the will to create wonders in order to heal our beloved Mother Earth.
By Dumisani Gift Mbatha3 years ago in Motivation
The Hidden Treasures of Late Blooming
One of our greatest desires as humanity is to begin early. We are naturally drawn to the idea of instant gratification to the point where we have fabricated hatred towards the idea of delayed gratification. We spend most of our youth chasing an adulthood that will make us wish we were still young, and when we reach adulthood, we regret all the past moments that could have been used to prepare us for a future we prefer.
By Dumisani Gift Mbatha3 years ago in Humans
Being an "Upcoming Artist" in Mzansi
An "upcoming artist" is an artistic individual who has begun their journey of fighting against all impediments to become the successful individual they desire to become within the realms of the creative industry. This article intends to enlighten those who consume the creativity of South Africa's creative industry by focusing on the current state of the South African creative industry, current state of South Africa's upcoming artists, advantages and disadvantages of being an upcoming artist in South Africa, and the challenges that South African upcoming artists face on a day-to-day basis.
By Dumisani Gift Mbatha8 years ago in Journal
