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"‘The world is upside down and human rights are forgotten in most instances’"
"Botswana's Leading Women Entrepreneurs gathered to inspire and connect at the Lioness Lean In event in Gaborone October 21 2018"
"Having a dream it keeps reminding you why you started it in the first place"
"Stand up again and keep on"
"Preparation is key"
"Only meaningful preparation pays out in the end"
"Never give up on your dreams no matter how long it takes"
"Take that long as time to prepare"
"Learn and build as much as you can"
"trust God's timing"
"turn all losses to gains"
"Her long walk to Victory… (Friday, October 06 2017) by Botswana Guardian The Midweek Sun Retrieved 09 June 2022"
"https://guardiansun.co.bw/Style/her-long-walk-to-victory"
"I always find solutions to problems that I have with slow pace systems in our country and society in general."
"I have always been someone with a wandering mind."
"I build innovation models just from being annoyed by waiting in line for something that I don’t believe I should be waiting for."
"There is always someone rooting for you and trying to connect you, which has really been instrumental."
"I made sure to always have a respectable reference; people don’t like to talk to complete strangers therefore I advise people to network as often as possible; join clubs, go to conferences, go to business social events and really talk to as many people as possible on a regular basis so that you constantly know someone who knows someone."
"More women need to take bold steps into fields that aren’t traditionally attractive to women; for example fashion, beauty, culinary arts, which are all great but within our comfort zone which is keeping us away from tapping into medicine, engineering, coding, agriculture, etc."
"I have been in rooms with women brainstorming and I just think we are such powerful problem solvers who can conquer any challenge out there; so I just invite more ladies to lose the inner critic and take that leap into tech and other non-traditional female enterprises."
"The best advice I got was that “the best way to predict the future is to create it”."
"I would advise young girls to build a strong relationship with their intuition and become its best friend because that is what keeps you reassured at every step of the way. Identify what your inner critic says to you and learn how to cut it out because that is usually what stops us from making moves. Don’t be afraid to fail, also don’t do mediocre work, take yourself seriously because people treat you how you treat yourself. And lastly, believe in abundance, because nothing is out of reach; God made enough for everybody, so it’s up to you to find where your bread is."
"“Being patient and listening to your intuition helps you decide when to keep going or when to refine your strategy.”"
"Founders Spotlight: Tuduetso Masire (Founder, MatchAPro) (18 May 2022)"
"We don't discuss our success enough, something that urgently needs to change.""
"Women have that hurdle to deal with which male journalist do not necessarily have. and just to add on to this, it is just that to find that people have a certain perspective about women, that if a woman is been given a certain position based on their merit it now becomes an issue of who she sleeping with, and that is something that is really hard to swallow or even escape but it is up to us to that people understand that women can perform based on their merit."
"Basketball For Good means using basketball to a greater end. Basketball is a sport but it is a lot more than just getting on the court and do everything you can do to win."
"Botswana Editors meet to discuss Gender issues Retrieved 09 July 2022"
"Young Lions Cup South leaving a legacy in BotswanaRetrieved 09 July 2022"
"I was not always met with great and positive experiences on my journery, there are past hurts and traumas that i had to face and deal with and love is my saviour in times when i feel unworthy on my path."
"My music is autobiographical. The stuff I’ve written is self-reflection time for me, My music is about the journey to discovering one’s self through this world, I would like to stir up that quest for self, to bring about a healing type of vibe. It’s a lot about overcoming and focusing on the personal stuff. Sometimes we get wrapped in anxiety, myself included. My music is about providing an outlet for listeners to forget."
"My family has grounded and groomed me into the woman that I am. My siblings and I have parents who continuously support us through our little endeavors. They listen to my music all the time and that reassures me each time."
"I want to create a place of joy, healing, and peace. Celebrating Africa and our africanness and at the same time embracing our femininity and masculinity."
"A lot of people are learning and discovering me as an artist so it has opened up a bigger space for me and a brand new market."
"I do not follow conventional fashion trends, instead I create fashion trends, and make every one of my clients feel special by designing outfits that are unique to their figures, character and personalities."
"German prints have always been a part of our culture. They were a prestigious dress code that was initially reserved for elders."
"I have a duty to groom up and coming fashion designers in Botswana behind the scenes."
"A woman should have clothing items that will last for 10 years in her closet and play around with accessories to create different looks."
"Designers are more like clothing architects. It is more about the concept than the product because there is more to the product than what meets the eye."
"Fashion is art. It is something that we use to express ourselves as individuals."
"Exclusive Interview-Tebogo Lebotse Sebego Hub Tv (October 8"
"Never let emotions tough your soul and change your view of the world."
"I always put me first because if i am not fulfilled, there is no way that i can do everything else."
"Celeb edition with Tebogo Lebotse-Sebego | The Voice Online | Article (25 August 2020)"
"Bless teachers. They have a special place in heaven."
""Women such as Peggy Serame who continue to shifting and serving society and breaking glass ceilings as well as my husband who allows me to be unapologetically myself at all times!”"
"I am very honoured that the United Nations Population Fund has realized the potential of what I could do in my country concerning the HIV/AIDS pandemic."
"We ought to tackle this problem [HIV/AIDS] and further improve our behaviour."
"Great challenges can also be areas of great strength."
"I believe that through my determination and love for Botswana, I can successfully, through the United Nations Population Fund, accomplish my goal of seeing the HIV statistics drop and having the women of Botswana get the necessary reproductive health care and facilities they need."