From building Discovery into a global powerhouse to writing a book about human potential, Adrian Gore joined the Good Things Guy to share why optimism might be our greatest superpower….
The pressure to constantly perform has left many people exhausted, disconnected and running on fumes. In this week’s episode of “Good Things with Brent Lindeque”, Anja van Beek brings clarity…
Huntley Smith shares a powerful roadmap to winning at life on this week’s podcast. Johannesburg, South Africa (22 April 2026) – On this week’s “Good Things with Brent Lindeque“,…
The 2026 CEO Wheelchair Campaign gives leaders a first-hand look at the realities of navigating life in a wheelchair, while supporting LITTLE EDEN and promoting inclusive leadership. Johannesburg, South…
Jeni-Anne Campbell argues that avoiding difficult conversations may feel compassionate, but clear expectations and honest feedback are what truly build trust in the workplace. South Africa (19 February 2026)…
There’s a lot of noise around AI right now, but Carmen Murray cuts through it with one powerful idea on ‘Good Things with Brent Lindeque’… the future belongs to those…
As South Africa steps into 2026, I’m not searching for big promises or polished speeches. I’m looking at people… because that’s where the real story of this country has always…
From beginner to groundbreaking leader, Trystan Viaene is reshaping South African waveski surfing through passion, professionalism, and purpose. East London, South Africa (28 November 2025) – Waveski surfing may…
Siya Kolisi’s 100th Test was a night where sport transcended competition as French icons like Gaël Fickou, Tony Parker and Thierry Henry joined the world in honouring his legacy. …
This throwback video captures a young Sacha giving thanks to his coaches and teammates, a moment we now reflect on after his record-breaking 37-point display. South Africa (30 September…
Where mind meets heart
“It’s humbling to start fresh. It takes a lot of courage. But it can be reinvigorating. You just have to put your ego on a shelf and tell it to be quiet.” — Jennifer Ritchie Payette
