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The Pervasive Mindset Of Some Africans
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2020
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"The biggest disability is a bad mindset".. I agree with you Vusi
The late Dr Myles Munroe, once stated that "Deliverance is not the same with Freedom, when Israelites left Egypt they were delivered but were not Free because Egyptian chains existed in their minds..."
I am with you Vusi and thanks for sharing.
Damn bro I was literally thinking of the same thing and after I listened to Dr Myles Munroe I got to realise that were not free were just independent. In other for us to be free we need to be free in how we think we still have the mindset of a slave. Like I wrote the other day on my journal that we were used to be the muscles of the operation instead of the brain of the operation. Like we still think of employment instead of deployment be our own bosses that's how we to start thinking as generation. Were looking for job opportunities instead of creating Job opportunities.
@@legasaandrewmalephepa3335 wow, profound!
@@legasaandrewmalephepa3335 , Exactly, and how can we think like employers, while our perception of life is shaped to be employees? Our fathers, grandfathers in most communities brag about how they were favored by their bosses, and as a child you build your future on the foundation that "I need to be hired and supervise others..."
It is when we grow, when we learn from people like Vusi, Myles, Onyeu, and yourself, that our lives are actually based on the wrong foundation which limits us to think, instead of becoming agent of changes in our community, economy and more, we need someone to do that for us, and appoint us.
We need mind shift, just an inch.
I just want to say, reading this comment section gives me a lot of hope for South Africa.
Dr Myles Munroe, may his soul rest in peace. I listen to him every time when I feel like am losing my direction
Being an Indian, I honestly connect with your content in so many levels.
Vusi. South Africa needs to hear your voice more often. You are the leader we need. An economically structured businessman instead of corrupted POLITICIANS!!!
Indeed Vusi is the leader we need to multiply...
We need to show up as individual leaders and connect to one another and create a web of support.
This guy said what I've been thinking this whole time🔥🔥🔥🔥
I wish many people could get this type of lesson and understand it 🇿🇦
TOS KING trust me we do and we also understand that if people oppressed for so long such well happen .
I admire this man's honesty
South Sudan 🇸🇸 needs to hear, process and digest this message...
“Once we have it,something goes wrong” 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
The people who disagree don't wanna admit they are part of the people after the "one" seat.
This is the greatest truth for this age.
I wish this is broadcasted on local channels.
This is the hard truth that we all need to hear
Exactly so, youre talking truth. Bob Marley....." Free yourself from mental slavery, non but ourselves can free our minds ".....Totally agreed. On point, very correct.
The Multiplier effect ....l like that!
I agree I am one of the people he's talking about and am willing to change that mentality
Vusi what a breath of fresh air you are. You are a very good motivational speaker. We can all learn from you. We all need to change our mindset and start working together. Well done on opening many eyes. Thanks for speaking the truth. You are a born leader.
"But here is not what you are not seeing. I am sitting where I am sitting the system I'm fighting, if I get it right, opens for all of us" Speaks volumes. 👍🏾
thank you for speaking the truth! you have my respect Mr Thembekwayo. we all, must stand together!
I see your point, Mr Vusi.
Your passion for change is contagious. We will get it right. Keep voicing it.
Cheers, Man.
I really like it I wish every black men and women can understand it this way
Me I agree with this gent.
Yes and this video on the link is proof. ruclips.net/video/d7KEp9wuFSE/видео.html
It was best said by the late Bob Marley " Emancipate yourself from mental slavery". Until that happens I m afraid we going nowhere slowly
When we see each other we see enemies than comrades to overcome the home struggle. The mind is contaminated and needs cleansing, mental prisons are within us as we live day to day routines. Thanks Mr VT. Eye openner
Everyone in the audience sounding like they’re in church every time he says something profound, he’s 100% right and there’s a lot of truth in his delivery but it’s amazing how many people have to let other people do the thinking for them. We have access to all the same information he’s had and yet once again, humans need to pay for seat at a conference to reach an outcome they should have discovered themselves.
We are gifted differently. We can look at the same facts and derive different thoughts. We pay to listen to other people talk to broaden our perspectives. In my opinion, that is good.
What you are doing is exactly what he is talking about. Allow him to be the light that others need.
@@sontosithole3396 interpret and progress in whichever way is easiest for you, have a great day 🙂
Vusi brother, anyone that fights you on this is an accomplice to the hurt we're feeling!
Vusi is a very clever and honest man - who deserves all our respect and support. We need to clone him - SA needs many more Vusis!
It's time for SA's educated younger generation to put the country back on track - not the self entitled out of touch relics who think it's their right to continue to plunder the country and destroy it's childrens future.
No need to be apologetic you speaking the Godly truth I salute you for this revelation👮👌
@Vusi Thembekwako You have no idea how much I have asked myself these questions and how sad I feel everytime we keep repeating the same self-destructive patterns. A friend recommended you to me and I think I finally found someone that I completely relate with and can learn so much from. Thank you. I am going to watch all your videos
Wow. Eye opener! You speak beautiful Vusi😁
Perfect timing, as we reflect on everything that has been going on in the country and abroad concerning black people.
But on the real, this is something that is so true. We need to overcome the mental oppression
@Vusi The first thing I heard of you was your office rant, and the more I hear of you, the more I like you. You are the Jordan Peterson of South Africa, the one courageous person who dares to stand up to the leftist marxist mob and speak common sense to their face. You are right, you will get hated, you will pay a heavy social price, but you will also gain a lot of supporters among thinking people of all races. And I want to encourage you to stay strong and keep spreading your message. South Africa is in ICU, on the verge of death, and it desperately needs people like you to administer the cure. Thank you for what you're doing!
BRILLIANT - Thank You
This is so true! We see this globally.
Jesus🔥🔥🔥🔥💯….Say It Again. When will we ever get to a place of understanding that when one person wins, we all win. No need for jealousy, competition & nastiness 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Had this conversation yesterday... Working together makes a difference NOT against each other... Really!!! Its as if we are so afraid for someone else to be successful because of the mindset (ohhhh so now I wont be able to).... Take your space its yours!!! Each and everyone has been blessed with the ability to be successful.
VUSI. YOU SPEAK MASSIVE VOLUMES OF TRUTH
Amen! Brother u nailed it👌🏾.
Well said Vusi , the is just something that I cannot even describe what is it with us , you see a person throwing a piece of a paper or bottle on street and the very same person when in suburb he or she will look for a bin to throw in , in some townships they put the skip for people to throw in the rubbish but you see people just throwing the rubbish next to skip and when you try to tell them to put it into the skip they get angry with you. We don't love and respect ourselves.
Self respect then others will respect you too!!
Truth said, as it is, wise words! .. VT 🙏🏾
About time someone said this. I have been seeing this decades long trend since I was a child.
This still puts the blame on others not ourselves. Our ancestors used to sell their fellow Africans into slavery.
This is the old school version of the people who try to dismiss police brutality in america by saying there is black on black violence.
@@JoelMoriasi and that is the loudest form of hypocrisy.
@Joel Morarsi EXACTLY!
@@JoelMoriasi I don't understand what you mean. Kindly clarify.
How do our ancestors sell people when black people never had slaves?
Phew 🤔 thought provoking indeed. If you have not experience this as a black man amongst black people, you've not started climbing. I get crucified by my own people for trying to share my experiences and teach the little I know. Most people could use what skill I bring to the table and I offer it for free, but people are just comfortable with being keyboard warriors. Africans across the diaspora need to hear this message.
One thing I've always wondered is why people steal from someone whenever they are trying to improve their life and are starting to see success, small though it might be at first? It's happened so many times when I've tried to help someone I see drive in start some kind of small business and then their tools or fruits of their labour get stolen or vandalised, often by their own neighbours. How is anyone supposed to get anywhere when people around you keep knocking you back down? It really makes me sad...
This is my “mother”
BEST SPEECH EVER VUSI IM PROUD U RAISED SOMETHING EYIQINISO AND SIYA GCINAZELANA STRONG.IT TOKE ME 3 TIMES TO WATCH OVER AND OVER TO TOTAL AGREE
today i find myself really saying this...we were not ready for freedom
I see this happening to my neighbor farmer, his own kind is not happy because he is associated with white farmers. Farmers are the same no matter their skin color.
This is so deep and it is alarming how people cannot comprehend it and try to defend themselves. We were never ready. That does not mean you cannot get yourself ready. Listen,learn and implement we will go far.
Yes, I love you take. The political landscape is so fascinating every one is fighting on how to split the cake but nobody is thinking, let's just make the cake bigger.
I never thought of it in that way, but it is actually true. On another note, don't you think we have been conditioned in such a way that we believe there can only be one?
The 25 who dislike the video are the ones fighting the guy on the seat.
excellent! plain common sense is so rare!
Thanks for sharing Vusi. I love to see brothers and sisters helping one another. Please stop tearing down each other.
I now understand what you mean about "Black people and freedom..."
We have a very BIG problem in our collective - mindset disempowerment....Corruption, the me, myself and I mentality...
This is what is killing Africa...
I'm glad I clicked on this
Wow, that is so TRUE👏👏👏
LOVE SHOULD REMAIN THE FOUNDATION OF OUR SOCIETY.
Bold statement however collaboration and network building is the key for any success noone can do it on their own.
He said the same - collaborate instead of competing. There's enough room for many, not just one, to grow
@@BharaniNath exactly
It's important who you collaborate with
South Africa will heal if people like this come forward and educate us all.. Evil politicians should be given the boot because they hinder progress.
Eish chommie ... Watch your back my friend... Jealousy is watching..
I love this type of honesty
Vusi, Wouldn't it be amazing if South Africans can achieve great things? .. Thats my wish. Thank you Vusi for starting the "wheel" going, you are a good example for us. Thanks for messages. I was at one of your presentations when you spoke of the "Hussain Bolt" effect and Cherkers etc... I told every one I knew would take note. All the best Vusi XX
That's really the thing. I have though of it all the time.
thank you for this M Thembekwayo. We see that all over Africa and in all african decent community. Those who feel bad about themselves are most of the time the loudest. The hatred message is always the loudest one. On tv african decent people are most of the time stereo typically shown wearing their pants low, wearing lots of chains, etc. In SA, when there is a show with black people it's most of the time a violent one where black are displayed killing each other. Where is the hatred comes from, how do we root it out our community? When you see your neighbor with an expensive car, you too proud to ask him what he did to earn it, but you're not to proud to conspire against him and make his life miserable. Poverty is a state of mind, not a bank account balance.
I wish every black person would see this,it would really change our mindset
Wow... you speak so much sense, the only time birds crashes in the sky is when they are fighting... our case looks different
Brother you have said it all.... this is what the biggest problem in Africa
This so true and fail to understand why is it hard to ask "where can i help in order for this to be a break through" we just miss judge and put it in a negative way.
Thank you this made my day 7 July 2020
This is the Content that I Subscribed for❤️👑.. Nothing but the truth💯.
Nicely put Vusi , any form of oppression once freed doesn’t know what to do , why because there is no master any more. So we are our known masters , we need to start thinking like one and stop being enslaved ... your mind is our biggest asset invest in it
I do agree with you Vusi. That mentality has been planted in our subconscious mind to fight to be the One. It is not that easy even for those who want to win together but as individuals in a team, we always mentally default to our comfort of oneness. But I think with time and you raising this awareness, we will begin to change our mindset or shift our paradigm.
Now imagine a man of this sorts in a prominent political position, equipped with not only an understanding of the current Black mental state, but also the desire to help.
Keep fighting the good fight. ✊🏿
Oh gosh Vusi l couldn't agree with you any less on this. We are stronger together
Vusi the great love his master class
I like the truth more then fancy speach's . Awesome video brother
Vusi should run for president ka 2024
I think the problem of our race is more spiritual than intellectual.It is unbelievable to see our engineers, great intellectual bro and sisters graduating from the best schools in the world, and still, at the same time witness how all Afrika is staggering despite being the richest continent on the planet. First we as a whole sincerely need to reconnect with our deep and profound spiritual nature and It does start with our languages that we do not praise enough. What does it mean to be african today? There is clearly a loss of identity.
100% true, the only way to free ourselves from these chains is by changing our MINDSET.
This is mind-blowing.
Wow!!!!
wow,Vusi you made the utmost sense brother'
Only One…Humm🤔 Totally great point. So very True.
You are such a wise young man Vusi, missed you.on the BDL show last night hope all is well with you.
A most astute, observant and wise young man. The next leader of SA??
You can nourish the host to overcome the virus. Terrain VS Germ theory.
Very well said, sad thing is when we have a lush green forest that continues to vote for and listen to the axe and the saw. There will bo no further growth but the forest getting smaller.
Wow! This is just the bitter truth about most Africans. They seek to pull down there brothers rather than collaborate, support or encourage to build. Its really a bad thing that we need to work on. Thanks Vusi.
Preach, its for the greater good.
You're a deep thinker and analyst.
I respect this guy, but sometimes the people he interacts with fail to question his reasoning. Black people as soon as they occupy those position instead of bringing other Blacks up they wanna remain THE "Only/first" black person. If you are the only black person in the room your voice is that of one person, the sooner you(as in the only black person in the boardroom) realise that you need to assist bringing more black people up so that your voice as a collective will carry more weight the better. This happens with ladies too, You hear them saying "they were jealous of me because I was the only Female in management." The lesson should be; how do we become the majority in the spaces we compete in?
@Jav van Kaal Exactly. Equality of oppertunity, not equality of outcome. The position you hold should be directly proportional to the value you bring to the table. What matters is not how many men, women, whites or blacks is sitting on the board, but whether every person there is deserving of the position by the value he or she adds to the company. Things fall apart when you put people in positions, not because of what they bring to the table, but because they make for a pretty picture.
they don't understand that there is no famine - we can all eat - the trick was to make it seem like there is a famine by feeding us scraps then we would try hold on to our little portion above all else - we need to understand there is plenty and be happy to have more like us in all levels
Jav van Kaal You've missed the point because it's not just about blackness. You probably don't understand #blacklivesmatter either? The fact that black people have to have talks like this an indictment on SA society 26 years into democracy. But it'll take a lifetime to change our mindsets.
I completely agree with this statement and yes his reasoning needs to be questioned. A lot of people might disagree with what I'm saying but there are far too many variables that prevent the black nation from moving forward as a group financially. Firstly very few people dissect the true ramifications of the capitalist system. By it's nature it requires destruction and poverty, then there's the education system which enforces individualism and conformity amongst other things, not to mention government and "justice" laws and policies that create dependency and a break down in cohesion within communities. Yes a few black people will get over the wall, but in a system built to have poverty the answer is not as simple as change your mindset.
@@blaqued5186 If you think capitalism is the problem, then you're still trapped in the mental prison. The fact of the matter is that poverty is the default state of being, while Capitalism is the system that created more wealth for more people around the world than ever before in the history of the planet. Capitalism does not require poverty, quite the opposite: It reward those who adds value to society. Collectivism, on the other hand, keeps people in poverty. It crushes individual initiative and ingenuity, it destroys any incentive for self improvement. It demands conformity, and is seeks to destroy all who becomes successful.
Both Asia and Africa gained independence at the same time. Many Asian countries have accepted the Capitalist system and has become extremely wealthy, surpassing even their former colonial masters. Even China only became an economic giant when they allowed limited capitalism in their system. Africa have rejected the system, opting instead for collectivist systems like Socialism and Communism. The result is there for all to see. As long as Africa rejects every single value and system on which all successful societies are build, so long Africa will remain poor. Stop fighting those whom you envy. Imitate them.
Gashhh VUSI I Respect you my brother.
Man I’ll never stop listening to this man.. You’re touching on the foundations of our nations, we are not yet free as a people, our minds are enslaved. And the “colonial masters” made sure to leave us an education system that teaches us nothing. And 60yrs later here we are as countries just begging, and yet God gave us more than enough resources..it pains me
So true young man . I know someone Black out there , is ready to crush you . Friends bring down friends in the black community . You are absolutely , right . I have watched others who always waiting in corners for everybody . Problems of us has nothing to with ethnicity , sometimes it is Zulu on Zulu . It is just being weak minded of not wanting to see Vusi shine
This is your truth...freedom from bondage is in various stages...as you mentioned, liberation from bondage is one stage...another stage is re orientation changing the liberated ones mindset...
I agree that the character/mindset of the average African is as you say BUT I strongly disagree we were not ready for freedom...what you should ponder is how we can make us okay for one of us to make that difference and how we can encourage them and be part of that success...
Many centuries of slavery and more so for the slaver to perfect their act of slavery is no joke and generations have been seriously damaged...as much as any war has on any person and then some...
But I appreciate your perspective and pray we can rise out of this quagmire of selfishness and wickedness...
You're brilliant,when you share your way of thinking it just puts things into perspective for all of us
Your opening statements chief...I'm not entirely with you. I agree with what you saying, yes, but the freedom of an African man is his whether his ready or not.
As though the oppressor would ever handed it to you. Others I see his point of view.
Yes we were never ready because look at what we are doing with our freedom as black people,Typical example look at our leaders why would u steal millions of Rands while u hav a job that gives u millions annually plus benefits of tax payers money...as blacks we always look 2 climb the ladder stepping on fellow blacks 2 do so
Yes, I side by you. Well Vusi is man only. Entitled to his opinion.
I don't mean to speak for him but I think he meant we were not ready for freedom not in the sense that we don't deserve it or that it's not a right....but I think he meant that there mindsets that crippled us before we even got going.
@@paballomogane1626 ACCURATE!
Underrated discussion
Your Trademark is Legit,spitting truth,this is a wake up call to Africans,Eish! Wake Up, attitude needs to change,stop fighting Jirani in the small salty lake and take a dive in the Ocean,cause the fear that we always have is that one can't survive when you take the shot which has resulted fear in everything that we do as we prefer comfortability rather than chasing the highest expression of ourselves,Vusi don't worry about who destroys you, cause,ONLY THE ENEMY WITHIN CAN DO YOU HARM!PEACE
Congratulations bro, right on spot.
You are deep and relevant❤️🇿🇦
Exactly my thoughts...have being wondering "why are we so!" never ready and capable of self governance at all....😬 not in this century.
I've said same and or similar things on several platforms "we were not ready for Freedom"...
BUT
Unless you are going to totally trust God to help you, a statement like this could be costly because majority of Africans are going to treat you with scorn for revealing some of these truths