Peter Ndhlovu

Many, many years ago, I decided to leave the rat race in the Western world.After education and more education, what society demanded, the awareness came: this could not be it.First, in my working years as a youngster, I joined the army. They gave me a leading role very fast, a leading role because of my education and, according to the army, natural leadership skills.As a young man, I enjoyed it and had quite a few adventures. Some are nice, and some are not.After the army, I held several management positions at top-500 companies for several years.I had to attend all kinds of management courses and symposiums to function better and get more out of the workforce. Get more productive. Get more out of the company.And at the end, the goal, of course, was to get more for the shareholders. Because that was what it was all about.This was not a life for me. It frustrated me and left me unhappy.I left the Western world and ended up in Africa. It felt like a warm bath, although I did not know what to do. I had no plan at all. But I never left Africa, and possibly I never will. I am still here and will not go anywhere. I, and, of course, it is now us. We created a life here.Our struggles can teach us to escape life's traps.Now, having led the African Life for many years and had many big African adventures.My African experiences and knowledge can benefit most people who are open to it. Working as a field guide, tourism guide, and lodge owner, and living for decades in the African wilderness. I have stories to tell. Experiences to share.The combination of Western experiences with African knowledge. The way of life. What is important and what is not. I use it to guide people onto the track with whatever they need me for.I am a history freak and am highly interested in ancient history. Not limited to, but especially African history. You can learn from the past and build a better future by doing it.We are kings in our own world, as it is supposed to be.