How did I, as a 16-year-old from a very small city in Mutare, Zimbabwe come to live in Australia by myself and become a successful high performance coach, lawyer and humanitarian?
A few years ago, I took on creating the ‘Black Australian Model’ project. Being told you should become a lawyer, engineer or doctor is typical of migrant parents. But some migrants desire to become fashion designers, film makers and directors. So I created this project to inspire migrants to pursue their passion for the creative arts.
Leaving a legacy is something we don’t often consider. Sometimes we can have limiting beliefs around being worthless, not good enough – not able to leave something significant after we’re gone.
Watch the full episode to learn how Rugare encourages his clients to embrace vulnerability as a catalyst for growth and discover invisible lessons that resonate… Read more »
This is a story that shows how you can turn your pain into power, how you have power to heal your own body and mind
Rugare has overcome a lot of obstacles to get to where he is now in life. His story includes battling his own limiting beliefs, learning… Read more »
In this episode, Rugare tells us his story of coming from Zimbabwe to complete high school and then his transition into a Law degree at… Read more »
Join us as Rugare discusses living with purpose, his work as a high-performance business coach, and the inspiring journey of the Gomo Foundation. Tune in… Read more »
In Australia, we rely on the Western media to hear about what’s happening across the globe. It shows us filtered versions of important world events… Read more »
Are you someone who is passionate about finding your purpose in life and career? If so, then this episode is for you.
You don’t have to believe in God to have a spiritual experience. Spiritual experiences are happening through us irrespective of what we believe in.
Prosperity is freedom from labels. Prosperity is not living up to anyone else’s idea of success. Prosperity is…
Pursuing our dreams or goals is not reserved for a special few. But why do few pursue their goals to completion?
A mentally healthy workforce is more engaged, creative, and resilient, contributing significantly to the growth and sustainability of your business.
To make the most of friendships in this techy world, we need to find the sweet spot between using our gadgets and having those heart-to-heart… Read more »