Ep 7: Kholofelo Tsoloane “The uniform does not change who I am”

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Have you ever walked into a meeting and been “the only” one of “your kind” in a room? As a young woman working in the military being “the only” is a regular occurrence for our guest on this episode. Yet she has determined to not let the uniform change who she is.
In episode 7, Nevelia Moloi chats to Kholofelo Tsoloane, a biokineticist working in the South African Military Health Services. Kholo knows what it is to be the only female in a male-dominated environment. Yet she has found ways to keep her feminine soul thriving.
If you’re struggling with time management and punctuality, Kholo fills us in on how the army can help you!
And in the listener question section, we talk about how to not let a lack of resources stand in the way of your creativity. Audiodacious · Kholofelo Tsoloane - Instagram

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Ep 7: Kholofelo Tsoloane “The uniform does not change who I am”

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