Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Leaders need EQ more than IQ, says top prof at NMMU
When it comes to being an effective leader, your success may depend more on your EQ than your IQ says Prof Prakash Singh – the recipient of a prestigious award for Research Excellence from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
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What is the role of a sponsor at Eduloan?
We have allocated over R 3, 7 billion in study loans and continue to pioneer products to allow South Africans to further their education, despite the current financial climate
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Creating an environment to grow leaders
Jack Welch said; “before you are a leader, success is all about growing yourself. When you become a leader, success is all about growing others.”
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Assisting parents by offering educational finance for their children during the current economic climate
“The education of youth remains of paramount importance, despite changes in the economic landscape” says Eduloan’s CEO – Ms Totsie Memela
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Canyon Coal Bursary 2014
Canyon Coal invites students who are interested in joining the Mining Industry to apply for our External Bursary Scheme, click here for more info:
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Dream bigger; the time is now!
What do famous people like Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, Benjamin Franklin, William Tell, Mahatma Gandhi, Winston Churchill, and Martin Luther King all have in common?
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Be the best that you can be!
Ever wondered why some people manage their day so effectively and get through all of their homework and studies?
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Setting Goals For yourself…That You Can Really Achieve
Setting goals has become an integrated part of many of our lives, there are so many goals and it is so easy to extend your goal deadline.
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Studying A Bachelor In Social Science – Your Key To Becoming An Analytical Thinker
A Bachelor in Social Science degree prepares you for your workplace by challenging you to become an analytical thinker.
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Eduloan is expanding its offering into the rest of the African continent
Recognising the raw potential that exists in Africa, Eduloan is expanding its offering into the rest of the African continent.
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