Bøger af Nii Boi-Dsane

Have you ever wondered what the meaning of Success is? In other words, what does it mean to be successful? Most of us define Success in financial terms. Society tells us so, and we accept it. However, the truth about Success is that we each must define it for ourselves. What's your purpose? What's your life's mission? What's your vision? What makes you happy? Have you ever compared your lot to others'? Have you ever felt "small", even a failure, ignored, taken for granted? It can all make you "vengeful". But, hold on! The only revenge that matters is wild Success. But then, what does Success mean to you? Welcome to Running up that Hill. You are on a quest. You will discover H.O.W.T.O.S.U.C.C.E.E.D, avoid the traps that can come with achievement, and be successful on your own terms, just as you may have dreamt, only this time, you will be living the dream, even as you keep running up that hill of dreams. In the pages that follow, I invite you to consider what the essence of Success is to you, personally. I urge you to askew the traps of the socially constructed measures, which while laudable and externally validating, sometimes become void creating in the depths of the soul, because the individual's authentic self was denied in the pursuit. But does it have to be so?

Reflections:: The Art of Conscious Living, is an invitation to explore some of the deep issues of life and the living of it. It is a series of reflective conversations and musings about what life is; what it could be; how we could be happy; as well as why and how we are where we are in our personal lives; and importantly, what it means to be successful. But more than that, it's an invitation to design the life you desire. It guides us to explore how we can learn to be present with ourselves; to listen to, and hear the voice in us that calls us to greater heights. Most importantly, the book examines how we can choose our path in life; design our goals and ensure our outcomes are indeed the dreams we had planned and hoped for. This is a book for the times. Welcome to the art of conscious living

FREEDOM RUN was written and first produced during Easter, 1990 before the release of Nelson Mandela from prison and the series of events that led to the eventual official dismantling of the then apartheid regime in South Africa. It is a hilarious "projected" look at a post-apartheid South African society through the fears and aspirations of two long-term condemned prisoners in their prison cell with no hope of ever enjoying the freedom they fought for, in or out of jail. They imagine how very wonderful their lives will be when freedom finally comes to South Africa and the wild jubilations to take place in the townships, especially Soweto, on "freedom night" with music and dance and love-making among other forms of joyous celebrations. However, when they are finally freed to go home on the night apartheid was dismantled, they are confused. They are not prepared for the responsibility of their choice. They realize that it wasn't freedom they fought for as much as dignity. Today, the apartheid system is officially history. But as is the central theme in the play, "what of apartheid in the blood?" Then again, what has fear got to do with social suppression? What if racism is merely economic, and not based on hatred? Find out.Freedom Run is more than a play about apartheid South Africa of old. Today, our world has seen the re-emergence of racial tensions as well as discrimination against ethnic and other minority groups that have spawned initiatives such as the Black Lives Matter, All Lives Matter and others across large sections of the globe. Social justice cries out to be heard.Nii Boi-Dsane is a professionally trained playwright and author. With Freedom Run, he invites you to a re-examination of the concepts of freedom, responsibility and social justice, and what it means to be human.