About: Milton Kamwendo
Website: http://www.innov8motivation.com/
Profile: Milton Kamwendo leads the dedicated team within the innov8 group. His purpose is to motivate and inspire people to unleash their greatness. Milton is a happily married father of a daughter, Mukundi, and a son, Munangi.
He is the author of three award-winning books, Its Time to Unleash Your Greatness (published 2003), Dance and Pursue Your Dreams (2004) and Let the Lion in You Roar (2005). The book, Its Time to Unleash your Greatness was the first motivational book to be published in Zimbabwe and won the Zimbabwe Book Publishers Association (ZBPA) best non-fiction book prize in 2004. The other two books also scooped ZBPA best book awards.
Milton has worked with more than 1000 groups in the corporate, non-governmental and religious world. His style is pragmatic, passionate, engaging and easy to relate with. He is a sought after keynote speaker and workshop facilitator.
Posts by Milton Kamwendo:
- September 30, 2008 - It depends on whose hands it is in
- September 2, 2008 - What drives you? Dare to more than survive
On The Zimbo Jam- Blame it On Us - By The ZimSwag BoyzIt's great that ZimSwag have apologised for the chaos at the stadium on Saturday. However, being an entertainment site, we were thinking that it would have been so much better if they were to release a musical version of that apology. We reckon it would sound very much like Akon's hit song Blame it On Me and would go something like this...
- Akon Show Organisers Issue ApologyZimSwag, the organisers of the Akon-Sean Paul Zimbabwe concert, have issued an apology for the chaos that reigned on the evening of the show and spoilt the experience for many who attended the event. "... we admit that there were a number of blunders on our side," says their statement in part.
- Optic Fibre Damage Causes Internet Downtime in ZimbabweInternet Service Providers in Zimbabwe are sending out notices to their customers about a major outage that has caused major Internet downtime in Zimbabwe and led to even slower connections than we are used to.
- Blame it On Us - By The ZimSwag Boyz