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Jo'Speaks endeavors to restore human dignity and facilitate personal development. Our aim is to restore your dignity as a human being.

it takes time for us to transform and become better people, when we look at successful people we believe everything fell from heaven or they are lucky. For everyone of us to be successful, we need to:
focus
Be disciplined
Show intentionality
Have purpose. We therefore intend to help you be successful through counselling, motivation, mentoring and life coaching.

24/12/2025

It is time to take a breather and we will see you in just two weeks.

16/11/2025

Yesterday, I had the privilege of speaking at FNBB’s "Pitso ya Borre" (Men's Gathering) about fatherhood. I reframed the topic from simply "being a good father" to "being a present father."
My central message was that presence isn't just about physical proximity; it’s about active, intentional, and emotional engagement. It is the quality of time, not just the quantity, that truly counts.
I shared how a father's active involvement dramatically improves a child's self-esteem, social skills, academic performance, and future relationships. This involvement acts as a powerful protective factor in a child's life. We need to move beyond simply "being around" to being truly engaged and involved dads. I also emphasized that a present father isn't a perfect one—he is simply a father who tries and makes the effort.
The question-and-answer session was, as always, very interesting. Questions ranged from "How do I tell my co-parent that I have other children outside our union?" to "What does the law say about being a 'present' father, or how is presence measured legally?" I did my best to address these complex questions, concluding that, fundamentally, all children deserve to be cared for by both biological parents.
This was my first Movember event, and I look forward to the next one this coming week on the 18th at MYGA, where I will be discussing self-care for men.

13/11/2025

Let us celebrate ourselves as men by taking care of our mental health. According to W.H.O, mental health is not just the absence of mental illness but encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how individuals think, feel, and act, and influences how they handle stress, relate to others, and make choices. Good mental health is vital at every stage of life, from childhood through adulthood.

29/10/2025

I recently had the opportunity to speak at the book launch for Rebel Unleashed, written by finance expert Puni Mafhoko. The author, who works at the Ministry of Finance, shared her personal journey of self-discovery and forging meaningful connections. As the guest speaker, I was struck by how the book's core message of "purpose" resonated with my own beliefs about the importance of understanding our "why." For me, a seasoned author of five books, this event felt different and insightful. It was my first time speaking at a book launch, and I came away with a renewed perspective.

N.B. We help people who have dreams of publishing their books to realize their dreams.

30/09/2025

Let your youth join us for a transformative bootcamp focused on social skills training! We understand that many parents may believe these retreats are only for the so called "naughty" kids, but our program is designed for growth and preparation for adulthood.

For ages 15-18: We build character and equip your teen with essential life skills to thrive in their post-basic education and beyond.

19-25: We help young adults navigate the complexities of adult life, providing them with the tools to succeed in this new chapter.

Our core framework is based on Positive Youth Development which was developed by the Search Institute (Benson, Pittman, Lerner, 1990). This approach emphasizes the strengths and potential of youth, focusing on fostering resilience, social skills, and a sense of belonging.

Please call our office, 76714834 or 72361598 or jospeaks8@gmail.com

18/08/2025

We appreciate!

07/08/2025

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23/06/2025

A motivational seminar and book launch #

30/05/2025

Yesterday we hosted 50 young ladies from st Joseph’s college under the theme, girls with goals: leading the change. This is a cooperate social responsibility that we do annually. Last year it was 50 young men from st Joseph’s and 50 from Ledumang. The whole objective is to create an enabling environment for these young people to see different perspectives. We were talking more on stereotyping and career paths yesterday. These young ones were really active and participating. I hope some of them will join us for the Saturday of motivation and character building retreat. Kgomotso Jongman JS Farm

28/05/2025

Do we prioritize friends over family? Our children can go to sleepovers at their friends houses but can’t visit their uncles and aunts

27/05/2025

Gentle Parenting! Do you think we are ready for gentle parenting in BW

07/05/2025

Do you ever stop and ask yourself how did i survive the past month, year etc?

Address

Extension 2
Gaborone
0000

Telephone

+26776714834

Website

http://www.jospeaks.com/

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