Striving for a Better South Africa

Below are just a few of the Course types and modules that we will cover.


  • Business Analysis
  • Management
  • Project Management
    • MS Project
  • Community Leadership
  • Time Management
  • Time Management using Outlook
  • Financials
    • Basic accounting
  • Budgets
  • Goal Setting
  • Introduction to Networking (IP Addressing)
  • Microsoft 365 (in person)
    • SharePoint
  • CompTIA (in person)
    • IT Fundamentals
    • A+
    • Network +
    • Server+
    • Security+
  • Microsoft Office
    • Word
    • Excel
    • PowerPoint
    • Outlook
    • Power BI Desktop
  • Desktop Applications
  • Time Management Using Outlook
  • Home budgeting

Latest Posts

  • My Dream

    Taking My Dream to the next level.

    President Donald J. Trump

    Please remember this statement and keep it close to your heart, you may just need it one day when you really want something for your family.

    Print out this image and store it in your wallet next to your cash and dream of it growing into so much more.


    This quote from Norman Vincent Peale (1898 – 1993) comes to mind every time I see this challenge.:

    “If you aim for the stars, you might hit the moon”

    • Variations: The quote appears in several forms, including T. Harv Eker’s “If you shoot for the stars, you’ll at least hit the moon” and the reversed “If you shoot for the moon, you may hit a star.”
    • Origins: Similar sentiments date back to the 17th century with poet George Herbert (“aimeth at the sky”) and were popularized in the 20th century by figures like P. T. Barnum and Norman Vincent Peale
    • Meaning: The saying teaches that failure to achieve the ultimate dream does not equate to failure overall, as the effort itself yields valuable experience and unexpected achievements.

  • The Truth

    THE KUWL STANDARD:

    TEST OF WHAT IS TRUE, TRUSTWORTHY, AND BUILT TO LAST

    If it is not ALL of these… it is not fit to govern value, truth, or human exchange.

    Trust is build
    Trust is built with Consistency
    1. Genius: Not invented for control, but discovered through truth. Aligned with design, not manipulation.
    2. Stable: Unshaken by emotion, politics, or corruption. Rooted like a house built on rock , not sand.
    3. Clarity: Understood plainly. No hidden clauses. No deception. “Let your yes be yes.”
    4. External: Not trapped in the mind of a gatekeeper. Exists independently – observable by all.
    5. Sound: Honest weights and measures. No dilution. No counterfeit.
    6. Atomic: Complete in itself. No partial truth. No fractional integrity.
    7. Neutral: No favoritism. No insider advantage. The law applies equally – or it is not law.
    8. Final: Not endlessly debated or reversed. Settlement means done – not “pending approval.”
    9. Verifiable: Provable. Auditable. Testable. Trust is not requested – it is earned through evidence.
    10. Accountable: Every action tied to responsibility. No shadow actors. No hidden hands.
    11. Protocol: Rule-based, not personality-based. The system governs – not the whims of men.
    12. Open: Accessible to all. Light, not darkness.

    THE SOCRATIC TRUTH TEST

    Ask this of anything: money, law, leadership, technology: If even ONE of these is missing… what enters in its place?

    Trustworthy has no equal
    Being Trustworthy has no equal
    • No neutrality → corruption
    • No clarity → confusion
    • No verifiability → blind faith
    • No accountability → tyranny That is not a theory. That is observable history.

    THE PARABLE Two systems stand before the people:

    • One says: “Trust us. It’s complicated.”
    • The other says: “Test me. Everything is visible.”

    One requires belief. The other invites verification. Only one of these aligns with truth.

    THE BOTTOM LINE

    This isn’t about technology, and it’s not about money. It’s about alignment with reality itself. Because truth, like light, does not need defense, because those that know, are set free.

    Rob Cunningham

    John 8:32

    “And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”