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Mubita C. Nawa grew up in Lusaka Zambia and has been on the move ever since, living and working across North America. For the past 7 years he has been delivering creative, thought-provoking, positive solutions to organizations in both the public and private sectors. He offers individuals, corporations and associations practical tools and techniques and brings a sense of humor and energy to every motivational keynote and content-filled workshop. Mubita C. Nawa has a wealth of experience to assist individuals and organizations to thrive in an environment of uncertainty and change. He will deliver a captivating keynote for your event, facilitate corporate meeting or planning retreats or assist your organization in managing significant change as well as fill the many leadership development needs that you may face.
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    Lack of Righteousness Lack of Wisdom Lack of Love Lack of Communication Lack of Peace Lack of Vision Disorganisation Lack of Gratitude Prayerlessness Stagnation Mediocrity or Lack of Excellence The Spirit of Giving Up or Lack of Determination Lack of Money is simply the physical manifestation of the...
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  • Blog Post: The 7 Principles of Leadership

    Before I outline the seven principles, I want to make an appeal to Zambians living abroad. I realise that this newsletter is read in over 100 countries. I know that 50% of the readers are Zambians who are both in Zambia (30%) and overseas (20%). If you are Zambian and you live abroad and you are scared...
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    I have noticed that a lot of people are challenged today. People are challenged by social, psycho-social, spiritual, financial, morale, and career issues. Today more than ever, you need to develop a decision making process that allows you to win each time you make a choice. Winning is not always about...
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  • Blog Post: It is Possible...‏

    "A poem written by Mubita Nawa this past week; inspired by the events in America. ENJOY IT." IT IS POSSIBLE- A true life inspired poem by Mubita Nawa The sky is blue and the wind is still, you wonder to yourself whether to try You ask your mind if all is right for you to do what you believe...
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  • Blog Post: Break the Mold and the Stereotype over Your Life in 2009

    Good day to you from the wet streets of Lusaka. It is raining so hard in Lusaka Zambia that it is not easy to drive around. But I found a bit of time to say a word or two on this last day of 2008. But before I write on, may I make a quick announcement. MENTORING PROGRAM IS FULL Due to the overwhelming...
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  • Blog Post: Pick Your Fights Carefully

    The secretary had stretched her hand to reach for the cheque-book register. The company was sponsoring people to the International Women's Symposium and I was picking up a cheque. I realized that I wanted to thank the secretary by giving her a free ticket to the symposium. In that split second I...
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  • Blog Post: 10 Lessons from the Week from Mubita Nawa

    On Saturday November 29th, 2008 International Speaker and Author Mubita Nawa will gather 2000 women at Mulungushi International Conference Center for a one day leadership conference. The conference is aimed at communicating leadership awareness among women in Zambia and from the southern region of Africa...
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  • Blog Post: The Psychology of Money; You are too old to be broke

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  • Blog Post: How to Turn Failure into Success

    I wish I could tell you that you will never fail. I wish I could say that your path to success is laced with gold medals. But that would be a misrepresentation of what life demands of us. Napoleon Hill once said "When defeat comes, accept it as a signal that your plans are not sound, rebuild those...
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  • Blog Post: The Art of Team Building

    As the world changes, it is evident that the most successful companies and organizations are the ones who have excellent teams. Whether or not an organization was set up to make a profit or simply to serve the community, it is the fiber of its team that will make it stand the test of time. One wonders...
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    As I interact with more and more people, I begin to ask this question; does life really begin at forty? Is this a proven myth or is it one of those sayings that are passed on from one generation to another without people realizing the depth of what they are saying? I am writing today to demystify maturity...
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  • Blog Post: The Perfect Man; Where to find him!

    I received a call from a young lady who needed me to find her 'the perfect man'. This lady was dynamic in nature and was a focused person. She trusted me to get her 'the perfect man'. Honestly, she is not the only lady who has asked me to find her the perfect man. Sometimes I get tempted...
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    Good morning ladies and gentlemen. If you think I have been so busy, that is an understatement. I have been extremely busy. I have been in the Capital City Lusaka for the past two weeks. Last week on Friday I rushed to Livingstone to see my wife Nsama. Boy was it great to see that wonderful beautiful...
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    In a world where justice must prevail, one wonders what we must do with favor. It is tempting for me to assume that we are all familiar with favor, its implications as well as its efficacy. So for the sake of repetition and emphasis, allow me to state what the word favor means to me. Favor is an act...
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