Gerald Mwandiambira | MIDDLE CLASS | PRIVATE SCHOOLS | TYPES OF INVESTMENTS | MORDEN DAY SLAVERY

[@andrewcleverly1322]

EVERY FAMILY HAS A PERSON WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY. I PRAY YOU BECOME THAT PERSON.

[@silveramos2920]

You are absolutely right.

[@silveramos2920]

Though miss-information and lack of financial education leads to negative thinking..have an investment strategy.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

@Mark Anderson crypto investment, but you will need a professional guide on that.

[@andrewcleverly1322]

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[@andrewcleverly1322]

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[@sibusisomdlongwa2424]

"He who owns their time is wealthy" Thank you Gerald Mwandiambira for educating us and thank you David Mashabela for this interview. Very informative! 👌👌👌

[@redeemedandloved5905]

Points taken 1. Live within your means 2. Marry well 3. Support your children 4. Right calibre of friends 5. Don't compare yourself to others 6. Donot employ family members 7. Don't be threatened by other talented black people #empowerement 8. I need to find my space🤔

[@tendaisigauke1057]

You surely got it all, thx

[@maandaktinyani]

9. Passive Income is key 🔑 10. Wealth is Time ( he who had Time is Wealthy)

[@kato_tz]

I disagree on point # 6, There are many successful companies whereby their companies are even better, It is just a matter of decession

[@ayandamhlongo5144]

11. Trace your family trait.

[@osutakizito2688]

Not employing family is a little off the trail, but we can rather put that take time to study family potential.

[@WhyDidTheyMakeThis]

This hit home hey, I grew up in similar circumstances. I had to quit my job to start creating my own wealth. It's challenging but it's worth pursuing.

[@kanhaidenaro2574]

Happy for you just keep pushing ok you can make it

[@katlegomorake545]

This interview was what I needed to hear. Social media is putting us under a lot of pressure with just a virtual world. Majority of things we see there are not real but we enslave ourselves to be exactly like that. I think we need another episode with Gerald on how to beat the system

[@thabomokwana967]

What makes this podcast unique from the rest....... The school of thought.! We need part 2.... PLEASE

[@wtdwytkamgeraldcmwandiambi5585]

part 2 is out... check it out

[@palesamogorosi8939]

Very true

[@llss3319]

I love that he is a husband first, then a dad. Family first, but it often takes us a while to realise the important stuff in live. Great to listen to this! The truth is that all of this is true for all people, stop being a slave to certificates and suits.

[@Morgan-Tman]

As a 19-year-old Mr. David, I approve. keep doing this, I'm craving more information

[@nothandongcobo1788]

This interview made me an instant subscriber. We need more of these talks and more people like him to inspire us as the youth to reach for greatness and broaden our horizons in terms of what we think wealth is and not be trapped by the system. Thank you so much.

[@thembimaseko4756]

How I wish one day you impart this knowledge to Zimbabwe I think they will use this knowledge more than ever.Wish you long journey.

[@thabotherasta8489]

This wisdom is so incredible. Majority of us as black people, we're money illiterate.A big shout out to bra G,bra David Mashabela you are doing a great job by hosting people who adds value in our lives.

[@ntsakothe-great909]

Wow!!!! I think I'm going to watch this episode over and over again.

[@emmanuelmadi]

David please bring this brother frequently if you can, a very necessary conversation needs to on going

[@salomemotswalo2389]

Thank you so much for this type of topics. Iv started the journey of entrepreneurship with a lot of failures it's a lonely hard journey but worth it. And I learned that school is build for workers not for entrepreneurs because we are taught to work for someone and not to create for ourselves. Thank you so much we will change the narrative one day because of this type of conversation.

[@nommizwane4720]

David we appreciate the efforts; this was truly insightful. It is sad how we find ourselves stuck in this cycle of lack of self-belief in our abilities and continue working for someone. The fear of leaving our jobs and venturing into what will make us "happy" is so big and the more insightful topics we listen to with Africans whom we can relate to, helps a great deal. Thank you Gerald for availing yourself for us.

[@victordladla5637]

my guy my guy my guy...am gona listen to this interview atleast 6 or 7 times...much better than watching a movie

[@SKD1512]

I uninstalled Twitter, Instagram & Facebook from my phone 3 weeks ago. Had to keep WhatsApp (fortunately/unfortunately). This is my experience so far, Garbage In - Garbage Out. Most of what we consume from social media the moment we wake up tends to shape our day. Starts off well, usually, but can turn the moment you see some content you don't agree with. We're attracted to the negative content (twars, beefs etc) and leave little room for good wholesome content like this talk. I don't regret being "offline" because it's allowed me to filter my own thoughts and seek out content I want to see, especially my personality interests. Twitter & Instagram show you recommended content, instead of the things you've clicked like on. Also, it's common for the algorithm to direct you to content "because you watched/liked" this, that's all you'll keep seeing. That said, social media has ruined us, you won't have much time to watch and listen to good self help content because you're scrolling endlessly

[@veeemaruter1191]

Truth, i noticed during Covid the negative news would depress you more than the virus itself

[@tpmash]

Yebo! I did the same. I’m only on KZbin, very selective on what I consume! And yes I kept WhatsApp.

[@Lerato_Mo]

I'm 24, left social media at 20. Best decision ever. I'm nt going back

[@thembinkosi7935]

Working at a retail store. It's lunchtime now. Couldn't eat captivated by what I see and hearing. I asked my self if I am going to own my time, and the answer was Yes. May the I attract the right people in my life who won't delay me or inflict their fears on me. 🕯🕯🕯

[@oscars411]

I love some of the content here. There is a mindset shift that we need as black people. However, I am firmly against the notion that an individual is somehow enslaved because they are only employees. When you do start your own business, you will need those so-called slaves to work for you, and you will need them to be skilled and work hard. Some of the wealthiest people in the world were not creators/founders but employees. People like Steve Ballmer or Satya Nadella were/are lifelong Microsoft employees; they have generational wealth. So let's encourage entrepreneurship by all means but do not look down upon people with just a salary because everyone can't have a side hustle either; otherwise, productivity within companies would suffer. Even in the most prominent economies, the percentage of entrepreneurs doesn't crack 20% of the population. Let's encourage wealth creation and retention without denigrating the very people we will NEED to build that wealth.

[@happyclappy1805]

Absolutely agree. Like the people who say they can't work for anyone , yet they will need to hire people to build their own dreams. Plus not everyone has the talent, desire or stamina to row their own boat. No shame in that

[@michellemakoni7890]

I don't think that being enslaved is the point that he was driving here. Everything has its own market and l believe that his talk is mainly for those who want to be entrepreneurs. I don't quite hear him degrade employees in any way , he just presented the advantages of being your own boss. Anyone aspiring to be an entrepreneur is enlightened now, l believe

[@kabelomogorosi7437]

Precisely

[@RandB_Aquatics]

thank you for this eye opening angle

[@RandB_Aquatics]

@@michellemakoni7890 even more clearer

[@phemelooabona8204]

big up..........i see some light ...Revolution is coming to Southern Africa

[@enhancedphysiotherapy1276]

I’m now buying Geralds book. This was brilliant

[@keoagilemaremela6318]

These lessons we definitely need in our school curriculum

[@mphojeanettemabusane8780]

Anything that builds a black community or man won't be taught in school.

[@lefutootse4861]

@@mphojeanettemabusane8780 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@jameskarenyi4680]

They will never teach this in schools

[@buangnkhumise5865]

How to beat the system..., please do have Mr G back for another episode. Young black professionals need to hear this.., the only way our lives and economy will improve is in this conversation, doing simple practical things not for anybody but ourselves, collaboration is key. Thank you for the Gems, we need more people like you Bra Kgosi

[@DrUnatiDrMHealthCorner]

I love his Passion❤️. Bhut' David, you're an amazing Host & Listener🤩

[@ronwenthapelo3818]

That's true, there is never any culture of wealth gathering or wealth creation to keep multiplying your finance that lacks an investment value Instead of saving money in the bank . This means, if you want to be successful you must be an investor, that's why crypto Investment stands to be the best, especially at this moment. Investment is the key to creating successful wealth. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life too. 🙏🙏🙏

[@Soboj-oy8me]

Yeah investment is the key to sustaining your financial longevity but venturing into any legitimate Investment without a proper guidance of an expert can lead to a great loss too

[@laurenderrick6578]

For me Forex trading is really profitable, investing in it now will be the wisest thing to do especially with the current rise in bit coin

[@adasohas]

you're right Forex trading is surely a lucrative way to invest whether you want growth, leverage, stable income or something in between.

[@JiwanWill]

Yeah for sure, honestly I made 62,800 dollars within 6days of trading with Bit coin.

[@JiwanWill]

It's really profitable for me and I will encourage anyone interested should invest in it now 💯

[@lollymadikiza3174]

Dis man is informative & entertaining, I can listen to him de whole day, I bet his wife is never bored💖

[@mashonisacitashe5790]

When he said, "You know Kunta, you're living beyond your ability", i fell off my my private jet sit🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿. Good interview. Very insightfull.

[@mmapulechauke9821]

This was so insightful, I was already looking for the next episode. I think we need more structure now King David because I am hooked on the content. How often are we going to get the wealth installation? Weekly? Biweekly? Wednesdays? We will also settle for once a month last Wednesday of the month. And also the Legal corner installation. But overall loving the additional content, very insightful.

[@tholemodipane6779]

Pls dav ask him how to pay earlier

[@wtdwytkamgeraldcmwandiambi5585]

part 2 is out.

[@blinkym21]

Gerald Mwandiambira is always so insightful, this podcast is very smart on guest selection💫💫💫

[@bhongomwanda3223]

This was of superior quality training and guidance. I was gripped from start till finish. I really like how Gerald dilutes humor with the seriousness of the subject, like a great facilitator. Noteworthy A Pat On The Back!!!!!

[@magneticaims]

100% agree. This is 🔥

[@bhongomwanda3223]

@@magneticaims Absolutely!

[@mathapelokhanye4330]

Wow, I enjoyed this. I am with Gerald and this should have million views but nnete ya baba. We need these topic whether we like it or not

[@zinhlezwane8353]

Yoh the truths nje from the 15:00 minutes..money flows..Middle class don't talk to each other!

[@peacefulheart1431]

This is awakening and insulting but I agree 100%....made my son watch it to broaden his mind....amen brothers!!!!

[@KanyiBenson]

Awesome one...Thumbs up..all the way from Kenya, I like the whole conversation from the start to the end. This guy has broken down exactly what Africans need to do in a very simple way. Personally, from the day I got out of the formal employment into business, I have never had a single reglet, its funny how middle class has been brainwashed in our society to believe that they are rich but essentially they are the poorest..someone cannot sustain their current lifestyle for even 2 months if they loose their job today...just pathetic

[@busisiweyiliwe]

A woman is a multiplier 💯

[@nomsarakimane8726]

He is on point! The truth hurts and it will set us free.

[@TrueManWithin]

This ought to be a home school subject for all black children. Every black parent should learn this, in detail, then teach the kids. Cos its not what you leave FOR your kids when you die, its what you leave IN them. And this video in its entirety is an excellent place to start in your money education path as a parent. A real thank you for this episode.

[@waltersisuluuniversity4812]

Gerald you are amazing. Thank you for being you. Thank you for changing lives. May your wealth growth immensely.

[@godsbeloved5169]

This episode is both educational and upsetting at the same time. Upsetting because we have these talks over and over again, but no actions within black communities. We are out worst enemy. A black man can't build anything without a back man sabotaging them.

[@madumomsiya3947]

So true, family lineage is important. Your skill, talent and blessings and prosperity lies there.

[@hlonni_chelsea6711]

Just after watching the Kelebogile Mooketsi episode I came straight to this one. so much knowledge in just a period of two days. Thank you Ntate Mashabela.

[@MissTinky_OG]

Mind blowing. I am definitely subscribing to this channel and following Mr G. These 2 gents are truly a treasure.

[@11560238]

He's right, people no longer greet each other. Not only middle class but blacks overall.

[@luyandakeswa8037]

This man should start his own podcast

[@musagmn1680]

That's 1 like already. I know for sure that it's gonna be a great one. I'm patiently waiting for 9:00 so I can listen to Gerald. Thanks King.

[@godsdominion]

This awakening is real & it's on the move. Wish this teaching would trend the entire Africa. 🙏🏽👊🏽❤❤

[@sammylu4702]

This is a killer punch and impactful start for an interview 🔥🔥🔥. These guys energies are in sync mode.

[@voicebusizizwe4360]

I love this, I have just learned so much in less than 30 minutes

[@sifanelesibiya]

What a beautiful interview. So much wisdom.

[@larrysilinda4150]

Dave we need part 2.. You gotta make it happen

[@artwellngwarayi989]

Pure and undiluted word of God....

[@AkhonaNgquba]

I remember Gerald from my 1 year in a learnership at Liberty Life. One of the people that changed my life. I remember thay SAAB too. Never understood why he was so in love with thay car. Best suits and those laptop "suitcases" you pull. I bought myself one too to look like the guy...I was 21. Glad I bumped into this.

[@thapelotsotetsi8434]

I have been listening to Joe Rogan alot, I think I have been sleeping on David Mashabela... this is exactly what I needed. Thank you ❤

[@waltersisuluuniversity4812]

David words just fail we everytime. I don't know how to put it. But I bless you for these sessions. If ever you doubted that you are making a difference or an impact in peoples lives stop it. A million unprentendcious thank you for these conversations my you rise from glory to glory from prosperity to prosperity. Naledi Hlebo

[@tebogoselwana3247]

Productivity interview thanks Mr Gerald 🙌🤝

[@masengsempe6403]

As i wait for Mr G's return🙇🏾‍♂️ to feed us with with more knowledge. The interview was 👌🏾

[@znpodcast3590]

Bro Dave, We need part 2, please. Bro Gerald has more to offer. Wow. Thank you once again for insightful episode.

[@nhlanhlaprinsloo8371]

Can we have a part two, PLEASE.

[@lifeofnisab9482]

Embrace knowing more. And yes definitely hidden gems in books.

[@blackrosepages6886]

I deeply enjoyed listening to this podcast. Thank you King David for this wonderful idea to empower your own!!!

[@vicemxlxi7009]

Iyooh ae noor, this was a lot & I enjoyed every minute of it. We need more of this type of talk, we definitely don't have enough black people talking like this even overseas I don't see black people who talk like this, it's so rare, just wow, MORE PLEASE!!!

[@antiscava9698]

David is a gud interviewer

[@calvin_mkhala]

What a great interview and insightful. looking forward to the next one.

[@wellas9523]

Thanks to Gerald and David for this conversation

[@zolahoyo1903]

BEST PODCAST IN SA!

[@kingdavidstudio1]

Thank you very much

[@trevoryingwane5714]

Well done, this has been very inspiring and eye opening.

[@JoelMosima]

Thanks for giving light MR G.

[@ruthmothupi2959]

Wow! Money is created and doesn't finish. A great food for thought.

[@caltonmaniki1494]

Poverty escape velocity...interesting

[@thuloborotho7501]

I just love it where you state we have to go back to our roots

[@nicholas8875]

Very helpful King. Thank you for this interview

[@priyankarebaone1188]

Wow...it's my 1st time but I love what Gerald said and that's what I always believed in... Invest let's teach our black African about crytpo let's just vest and understand the meaning of crytpo that's what Wales do now... We retailers we need to teach one another for free and build each other wealth as Africans...

[@phumlanindlovu5653]

just got goosebumps 😫 I HEAR BROTHER!

[@mushaathamaaubreyramawa4480]

Wisdom for free. Thank you

[@farisisai]

The way he described middle class was just amazing

[@desertflower6751]

Bro I'm Muslim, there is no such thing as Muslims stick together rather another one of our mental restriction.we are not serving each others preverence and difference. Once we serve each others needs we will be better of. One love

[@kijoule]

Thoroughly enjoyed this...such an eye opener and confirmation of others. Just realised one of the things holding me back from starting a business is fear.

[@sizwemsilora7835]

I am back here again... I need to alter my sub conscious mind with this mind blowing knowledge...

[@musaemusae9941]

Great eye opener interview. We need more of these Tata.

[@wtdwytkamgeraldcmwandiambi5585]

Part 2 is out... Thank you for the kind comments. Please google WTDWYTKAM "What They Don't want you to know about Money", I have my own tiny channel. Lets grow it together with King David....

[@tyson6310]

Thank you for the Content, it's Golden and we will use it!!

[@tnaxxemcdonna]

Zim🇿🇼 guyz we're terrific💯 we can do anythin anywhere it doesn't matter uncivilized political leaders destroyed our country jas khak zanu..

[@sifongubo4890]

My best relationships at work (internship) place came the office cleaner and they filled me up with everything and the history of the company

[@dwebaart9933]

Enjoyed this session. thank you

[@muntuzakhwela5924]

The corporate world never loved us........ but its made to look glitzy and glamorous.

[@mocabeentrill]

Thanks for the life changing perspectives. For the non biologists, the correct analogy is "the ovum meets the sperm and the zygote is formed..."

[@siyabongajele7891]

A very wise, informative, and experienced campaigner. Still need more of this

[@mokoenamoloto924]

Enjoyed this conversation so much!!!

[@imatyourwifehouse]

ive listened to alot of people speak and this is the most refreshing perspective ive heard in a while, hearing things you already should know from a more exprerienced black man is quite eye opening. Thank you my brother for caring enough to share your journey

[@nomthandazomarumo1073]

This was short we need more. I've quite a lot on how to create worth.

[@pipomagantsa8541]

Vusek maahn. This guy God. Why didn't I think of this all the time. Sorry about the Vusek. Mr. Mwandiambira uyi'star.

[@Ohole]

That's why Jesus is here, for our troubles and heartaches. He is close to the broken hearted ❤

[@dlepuno]

Eish, don't even mention this one, I mean Jesus Christ, he's so useless.

[@Naniso]

pastor of money, we hear you. Amen!

[@thabangphetlhe6842]

Very informative and realistic. Thank you for sharing such wisdom.

[@khanyasiphiwe157]

Great content, we need like 2 hours please David, Gerald is very informative his story is inspiring.

[@Pfumoreropa]

Can listen to this interview over and over

[@xhosakoloni4716]

Hi Tata, you talking facts. We are lost nation, we must fix us, going back to our roots, women trying hard to be like them, from head wearing hair of dead people to look like them, men always in boring suits thank they have arrived.

[@bhekimkhuma3720]

I absolutely love your point of view...🎯 ..mug n bean neh!! Lol!

[@owenmasipa1927]

That was very informative. Thanks to you King and Gerald cant wait for another one.

[@darreneck3744]

what a great and insightful conversation, thank you

[@busisiweyiliwe]

Thank you Gerald and Mashabela👏🏾