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3 Mindvalley students in Swaziland shared what changed for them after a Mindvalley program, across 3 programs, since January 2020.
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francois Venter

"My team is now more open, they communicate better, and they share their achievements"

francois Venter · Operations Manager · Manzini, Swaziland
I used to manage every single move my team made. I had to know everything, and they had to copy me on every email and update... I've stopped giving direct instructions. Instead, I lead by asking questions and guiding the team to figure out what needs to be done... My team is now more open, they communicate better, and they share their achievements without me even having to ask.
Dean Johnston

"I am motivated to see the results"

Dean Johnston · COO, Coeng · Mhlambanyatsi, Swaziland
It has taken me a while to buckle down and decide to make a conscious decision to do something with my memory and retention. I have generally been very good with numbers. But names and remembering whom it belongs to is frustrating, this can sometimes lead to a conversation not being remembered for the right reasons…
Mario Neita

Not only improved operational efficiency but also provided deeper insights into market trends and competition

Mario Neita · IT Support Technician & Web Designer · Swaziland
This integration not only improved operational efficiency but also provided deeper insights into market trends and competition... This project not only showcased the potential of automation and AI in streamlining business processes but also highlighted the importance of selecting the right tools and platforms to achieve efficient and scalable solutions.
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