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A lot of people are doing jobs they don’t like. The real
purpose is to appreciate and use your gifts to give to the
world, whether those gifts are playing beautiful music
for others to enjoy, helping friends solve problems, or
just bringing more joy into the lives of those around you.
to traditional music by her then producer,
Robert Dhaki.
“I didn’t know Sesarwa back then, but
I’d dream these songs and have someone
interpret them for me in the dream,” she said.
She alludes that it was God speaking
through her to communicate the importance
of the Khoisan people who at their time were
embroiled in a controversial relocation from
the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.
INVOLVE & TRUST GOD IN WHAT YOU DO.
When Maxy met with international exposure
is the time she was commissioned to record
the late Brenda Fassie’s. ‘Hare ha Lebitla’
track after Brenda’s passing. “God is the
reason behind my recent collaborations with
South African artists; Master KG and DJ Call
Me. I don’t even have a marketing team,” they
just call me. Involve God, and he will open the
doors for you,” she said.
FIND YOUR PURPOSE.
MmaGauta says it’s crucial to find your
purpose in life and advises people to ask God
to help them find their purpose.
“A lot of people are doing jobs they don’t
like. The real purpose is to appreciate and use
your gifts to give to the world, whether those
gifts are playing beautiful music for others
to enjoy, helping friends solve problems, or
just bringing more joy into the lives of those
around you,” she said.
LISTEN TO YOUR INNER VOICE/
TRUST YOUR INSTINCT.
A gut instinct or a hunch is a sensation that
appears quickly in consciousness without us
being fully aware of the underlying reasons
for its occurrence (noticeable enough to be
acted upon if one wishes to). MmaGauta
points out that intuition is God speaking to
us, and we should take it very seriously. She
said she uses that as guidance in her daily
life, whether it is deciding to collaborate with
another artist, or take an interview.
“O utlwe motho are pelo yame ya gana
waitse, listen to that heart,” she said.
LEARN FROM YOUR MISTAKES.
“Mistakes can either build or break you; it
just depends on how you see them. Some
successful people emphasise that success is
the product of making mistakes and still going
on without losing enthusiasm,” MmaGauta
said. She added that for one to succeed, they
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