FACE 2 FACE
Q: Why this particular profession?
A: Everybody sells something, I guess I love selling fast machines with good names and earning money. It also allows me to meet a diversity of people.
Q: What do you plan to do this year, to make South Africa a better place? A: Sell more cars! Q: What would you like to be remembered for?
A: Good business ethics, it’s a skill I try to refine and keep on practising everyday.
Q: What is your motto?
A: Do it now while you can, if you don’t do it somebody else will.
Q: What are your hobbies?
A: Fitness but I have been out of action for the past five years and plan on returning to my old workout routines.
Q: What drives you?
A: To see positive things happen around me. I always seek new challenges - it’s a pinch on the arm to check that I’m still alive.
Q: What is you best childhood memory?
A: When I got into my dad’s car and drove it. I could not stop the vehicle. When I finally let go of everything it stalled and I got out. I swore that day never to drive a car until I really needed mine. I learned to be patient and waited till the time came. When I wanted to buy a vehicle I went straight to a driving school, got my licence and started driving again.
Q: The country is currently experiencing a drought - how do you plan to help save water?
A: By using as little as I can. I will try cooking food in its own moisture and re-using water where necessary.
Q: What is the best way to teach people to stop littering?
A: People would not litter if they were aware of the effects of littering. I would personally shoot a video titled, “The Litter is Alive”
Q: If you had an opportunity to inspire a matric pupil who failed their matric final what would you say?
A: Try again. Remember we fail before we succeed. It’s important to never quit.