Business

SHOUT OUT TO AMORIE ARTS PHOTOGRAPHY!

Amorie Arts Photography has masterfully captured the essence of our new magazine edition with a captivating cover that seamlessly blends artistry and storytelling. Through her lens, Amorie has skillfully transformed a mere photograph into a visual narrative that transcends the boundaries of conventional imagery. The cover reflects her unique ability to evoke emotion and convey a profound message, making it a true work of art. Amorie’s keen eye for detail, impeccable composition, and innovative approach to photography have not only brought our magazine to life but have also set a standard of excellence in the realm of visual storytelling. We are privileged to have collaborated with Amorie Arts Photography for this edition, and her exceptional work undoubtedly adds an extra layer of allure and sophistication to the overall presentation of our magazine.

Quest to Stand Out

Lana Joubert, the visionary owner of Lana Joubert Makeover Specialist, Oh My Blouse Boutique, and Die Atelier – Workshop Studio, traces her entrepreneurial journey from childhood dreams to a flourishing business empire. From early days styling her Great Gran’s hair and experimenting with Barbie dolls, Lana’s passion for transformation and creativity became evident. Raised by a determined single mother, Lana imbibed the spirit of independence, realizing that women can achieve anything. This mindset, nurtured in her formative years, laid the foundation for her entrepreneurial endeavours.

Enabling South Africa’s Growth Potential in Challenging Times

Promoting, Growing, and Supporting the South African Economy
The China Open for Business Trade Mission took place on Friday, May 26th, at the Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce (JCCI).
This mission aimed to showcase and exchange information on business opportunities available in Foshan, China, a city known for its furniture manufacturing capabilities, automobiles, and high-quality business products and solutions for the world.

Lack of communication in the workplace?                                                                                           

Ever had that sinking feeling when you get up in the morning to go to work? There might be a colleague that takes constant credit for your ideas or a boss that do not value what you bring to the table or do not deliver on promises that he or she made. The problem is that most people need their jobs to survive and are reluctant to act on abuse.

The Business of  performing Arts   

After witnessing Oriental fire in action at a local event, the Life of an Entrepreneur Magazine spoke to founder and professional artist Tina Kapp about how Oriental Fire build their passion for performing into a business. Global Media named Oriental Fire Best Unique Event and Entertainment Company of 2023 MEA Excellence award Gauteng.

Ceo Tanya Steynfaardt describes the performance as an Explosion of professionalism, poise and energy.

EDITOR’S NOTE

Entrepreneurship can be a challenging journey, especially during times of economic uncertainty. In South Africa, entrepreneurs often face unique hurdles due to the country’s economic fluctuations. In such times, it is crucial for entrepreneurs to adapt, strategize, and persevere. Here are some editor’s notes offering guidance and coping strategies for entrepreneurs navigating through difficult economic periods in South Africa:

Do people still go to libraries?

This is usually the first expression I hear (add in shocked expression) when I share that I am a professional librarian. Most adults in my friend circle haven’t been inside a library for years. The odd one or two will admit that they took their children when they were babies but now that we can just GOOGLE IT, there is no longer a need for public libraries! By Christelle Lubbe