What is the most efficient and optimum bridge to opportunity? Transactional v Transformational approaches – Mr. Fraser Mbili says Building Community Power is the answer

Where is wisdom to be found on how best to advance one’s quest for economic freedom and what is the most efficient and optimum bridge to opportunity are questions that are often asked by human beings in deciding whether to be part of a community power-building initiative in which transactional v transformational approaches are interrogated?

Mr. Fraser Mbili, a paid-up member of the Banking on Africa’s Future (BOAF) – 10,000 Points of Life (POL) responded to a question posed by Mr. Tinashe Mpasiri in relation to the conversation between him and Mr. Mawere that is on the link below: “Interview is well articulated. Big up to this BOAF Platform that is not only enlightening but of value in provoking my mind to think and act outside the norm.”

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It is not ironic that the people who have made it in life often default to thinking and acting as if they are exceptional and rarely want to be mentors or pathfinders choosing to look at life in terms of costs and benefits which characterize transactions.

The what is in it for me syndrome pervades the minds of the people to whom much has been given and invariably society is stratified into BUYER and SELLER roles and relationships.

The room for fellowship is limited by design and default when those that are generally regarded as fountains of wisdom and contacts choose to hide in their little nests of comfort while the majority from where they originate languish in darkness and hopelessness.