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You Deserve to be Heard
You Deserve to be Heard celebrates inspirational stories from people who have faced their fears, transformed their thinking and behaviour, and experienced profound and dramatic impacts on their professional and personal lives. Inside you’ll find 101 easy-to-apply tips. Kerry shows you how to: · acknowledge and manage your fears of public speaking · speak with confidence and clarity, both face-to-face and online · prepare for and impress audiences, whether at job interviews, presentations, meetings, networking, or social events.
Strooidak en toring
Izak de Villiers noem homself ’n “anderster” Afrikaner. Hy is ook ’n anderster predikant, een wat op direksies van maatskappye gedien het en selfs lank redakteur was van ’n vrouetydskrif (Sarie) en ’n groot Sondagkoerant (Rapport). ’n “Ryklik geskakeerde lewe” noem Etienne van Heerden dit. Uit hierdie lewe vertel hy van ver plekke en vreemde gebeure, van uiteenlopende mense, mense uit alle stande wat hy raakgeloop het. Hy vertel van sy lewenslange worsteling as Afrikaner met die politiek van sy mense, ook in sy verse. Dit terwyl hy homself “onbeskaamd konserwatief” noem. En dan weer op ’n dag ’n sterwende Katoliek se belydenis aanhoor. Hy spaar nie sy oordele oor ander se dade nie, veral nie van politici nie, maar hy staan ook erg krities teenoor homself en skryf, soos hy self sê, “sonder hoed of handskoen”. Die resultaat is ’n kyk op ’n belangrike tydperk in die geskiedenis, ’n anderster kyk – ook na homself en ’n lewe van kritiese deernis met mense, van ’n politieke kritikus wat Tony Leon “’n ikonoklas op sy eie manier” noem, maar iemand wat sy mense liefhet.
The Springboks and the Holy Grail
This is the epic story of South Africa’s amazing quests for the Rugby World Cup, which resulted in triumph at Ellis Park in 1995 and in Paris in 2007, while there was heartbreak in 1999 and shame in 2003. The Springboks and the Holy Grail is no mere narration of matches and scores. The author was closely involved in all four RWC campaigns while working for the Sunday Times and SuperSport, and he provides behind-the-scenes reportage on the great cast and incredible incidents that made for such riveting drama. This is a story of human heroism and frailty, of great dignity and patent jealousy that transcends the mere realm of sport. The book contains numerous interviews with key players and administrators, as well as well-known figures who were touched by these campaigns, and provides a fascinating insight into an event which is now one of the biggest in the world of sport. This is a candid glimpse behind the scenes that often reads like pure fiction.
From Locker Room to Boardroom
More than 84 per cent of professional rugby players in South Africa are going to find it difficult to survive financially once they stop playing rugby. How will they find success in their new careers once their rugby jerseys have been washed for the last time? From Locker Room to Boardroom explores how former South African rugby players culled certain traits from their playing days and applied them to their enterprises in order to make a successful transition from the rugby field (the locker room) to the business world (the boardroom). Naas Botha, Gary Teichmann, Joel Stransky, François Pienaar, Kevin de Klerk, Breyton Paulse and Kobus Wiese, to name but a few, share the many challenges they faced and the different strategies they employed on the road to establishing the single factor that, more than any other, lies at the root of their business success. Filled with entertaining anecdotes, sound practical advice and pioneering business models, From Locker Room to Boardroom provides a unique and fascinating approach to achieving success in the commercial world.
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Making the Rugby World
This book explores the expansion of rugby from its imperial and amateur upper-class white male core into other contexts throughout the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The development of rugby in the racially divided communities of the setter empire and how this was viewed are explored initially. Then the editors turn to four case studies of rugby's expansion beyond the bounds of the British Empire (France, Italy, Japan and the USA). The role of women in rugby is examined and the subsequent development of women's rugby as one of the fastest growing sports for women in Europe, North America and Australasia in the 1980s and 1990s. The final section analyses the impact of commercialisation, professionalisation and media on rugby and the impact on the historic rugby culture linked to an ethos of amateurism.
Rugby and the South African Nation
Conventional historical and political analyses of South Africa have frequently neglected the vital role of sport in general, and rugby in particular. This book fills the gap through a critical interpretation of rugby's role in the development of white society, its role in shaping significant social divisions, and its centrality to the apartheid era "power elite".
Easier Said Than Done: A Life in Sport
Turning adversity on its head he embarked upon a career in broadcasting that began in South Africa with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC), before returning to Cardiff in September 1987 to anchor BBC Wales’ portfolio of prime time sports programs. By the mid-1990s Alan had gone freelance and, following the end of apartheid, was reunited with the SABC to cover South Africa’s return to world sport with the 1994 cricket tour to England and the 1995 Rugby World Cup. He also began what would become a long association with Singapore-based ESPN Star Sports (ESS) by commentating on the 1996 Indian cricket tour of England. By 1997 Alan had joined the ESS commentary team in India fo...
