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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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  • Blog Post: I Have a Dream for Zambia

    There is something wrong in Zambia. When you look at the political landscape in our country, it is full of infighting, betrayals, and corruption. When you look at the civil service, it is difficulty to find civility in the people who are supposed to be servant leaders. My inspiration stems from the fact...
    on29 May 2009

  • Blog Post: 2009 - Your Year of Wealth Creation

    Good evening or good morning ladies and gentlemen. Good day to you. I realize it's just a few days before Christmas. I wanted to go ahead and share some news with you all. At the same time share some thoughts that have been brewing in my mind. I hope you are as excited as I am. Never Lose Hope Just...
    on23 Dec 2008

  • Blog Post: Do you Know Your Big Dream?‏

    Good afternoon my great friend. I am rushing and I am in between meetings. But I thought I should pose and ask you a very important question. Do you know what your big dream is? Do you even have a big dream? It is easy for anyone to sit and believe God for that small thing in their lives to be accomplished...
    on22 Dec 2008

  • 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...
    on1 Dec 2008

  • 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...
    on13 Nov 2008

  • 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...
    on22 Sep 2008

  • Blog Post: 8 Ways to Free Your Mind

    One of my favorite movies is THE MATRIX. In Chapter 15 in the first matrix, there is a scene where Neo, played by Keanu Reeves, and Morpheus, played by Lawrence Fishburne, have a match up. It is in this scene that Morpheus begins to condition the mind of Neo to believe and to fight like the 'messiah'...
    on7 May 2008

  • Blog Post: Does Life Begin at 40?

    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...
    on5 May 2008

  • 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...
    on16 Apr 2008

  • Blog Post: What are You Living for?

    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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  • Blog Post: Unmerited Favor

    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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  • Blog Post: Created by Design

    In architecture, we say "Form follows function." This statement simply means, whatever is, was designed the way it was because of its function. I have had the privilege of meeting some of you in my meetings. Some of you I have not yet met. Yet if you spent a few minutes with me, you will get...
    on25 Mar 2008

  • Blog Post: I Believe In You

    How is everyone doing? I am great. I had a very busy week last week. We held our Live Motivational talk in Livingstone entitled Realizing the Dreams of Your Life. It was "off the chain". Thanks to everyone that attended the sold out event. YOU ALL ROCK! Today my purpose for writing this letter...
    on25 Mar 2008

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    Good afternoon everyone. It is a great day here in Zambia. Today I want to give you some tips that I believe will transform the way you balance power. There is a fight in the world and it is a fight for power. Like it or not, you are in a struggle for power. You struggle for power with your children...
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  • Blog Post: How to Deal With Failure

    At the bottom of all our experiences, we have one thing in common; we have all failed our way to success. The poor and the rich are both familiar with the intimacies of failure. One of the leading American 20th-century dramatist Arthur Miller's most renowned work, Death of a salesman (1949), tells...
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