Motivational talks aim to change young lives

Aluwani Tshikororo hopes the people of Limpopo will benefit from her motivational sessions. Photo: Supplied POLOKWANE -  Being a caregiver and lending a helping hand to those in need has always been one of  the core ethics that businesswoman and motivational speaker, Aluwani  Tshikororo possesses and lives by. This is evident in her partnership with  Christian motivational speaker,  Shumani Madala. They will be   touring the province’s Trans Letaba Reformed Churches, where they will hold motivational talks, do counselling, and coaching. Several schools in the province have also been identified for these motivational sessions which   will start  early next year.

Alu, as she is affectionately known, has had several motivational counselling partnerships in the past with several institutions, including  the LoveLife campaign, where she had   youth support programmes which saw her conduct motivational counselling on radio stations like YFM, Phalaphala FM, Motsweding FM, Ligwalagwala FM  and Ikwekwezi FM.   "I have been labelled as a woman of substance  for my  role in reaching out to those who cannot otherwise get psychological assistance through counselling due to financial difficulties and   I regard  this as my calling." She is  proving  that giving back to the community can be done in different ways and with her talent she has managed to bring inner peace and the ability to live life to the fullest to those who have had  traumatic experiences.   Emmanuel Kwinda, Polokwane Express.