Mrs Mabee

06/10/2026

A poor man knows the true value of money and will not dare waste it, but a rich man is extravagant and always looking for an opportunity to empty his pockets.

05/10/2026

Why Selling is Never Embarrassing

Daily Cash Flow:

While a salary worker waits 30 days to pay for daily essentials, a seller can generate profit every single day to cover immediate needs.

Economic Reality:

In South Africa, relying on a single source of income is increasingly difficult. Many professionals are proudly turning to side hustles to beat inflation.

Building an Asset:

Working for a boss builds their dream. Selling your own products or services builds your financial freedom. a single source of income is increasingly difficult. Many professionals are proudly turning to side hustles to beat inflation.

Building an Asset: Working for a boss builds their dream. Selling your own products or services builds your financial freedom.

And don’t forget to support small businesses we try everyday to earn clean money 💴 than to do fun activities.

Love you guys.

Friends and family as much as I love you please don’t ask me if I’m looking for jobs I have tried and this it was my last options for survival. And God shows me how much he loves me many people look down on people selling and I once being one off dam unknowingly that is the best thing I should have done long time to grow my wealth and family empowerment.

05/10/2026

I never knew that selling in South Africa is considered 'embarrassing but working for someone else to earn a salary only at the month-end is seen as normal.

This mindset is a majority talking point across South African entrepreneurial spaces. Here is a breakdown of why this conversation is happening and how the two paths stack up:

🆙 The Mindset Shift: Selling vs. Monthly Salary
Feature
The "Month-End" Salary (Employment) Selling / Entrepreneurship (Side Hustles)

Income Frequency Once a month (Fixed).
Daily, weekly, or continuous cash flow.

Earning Cap
Limited to your agreed contract. Unlimited; depends on your hustle and sales.

Social Perception
Often viewed as "stable" or "respectable." Sometimes wrongly judged as "struggling" or "embarrassing."

Risk Level Safer short-term, but vulnerable to retrenchments.

High effort initially, but builds long-term independence.

04/10/2026

Dilo kao fela di laolwa ke wena

01/10/2026

My baby are here Hala nee

26/09/2026

26/09/2026