Nazli Jugbaran

ByWBSComms

Nazli Jugbaran

Current title Director, Divine Intervention Holistix (Pty) Ltd Course at Wits Business School Master of Business Administration, 2014 A defining moment in my career Heraclitus said, “The only thing that is constant is change.” My entire life and career have been and continue to be defined by a series of radical changes; a series of moments, based on numerous epiphanies that have led to an amazing journey of personal transformation and an exploration of experiencing the true nature of who we are. Having worked in a range of industries and business areas over the years, it became clear that many employees did not have a great quality of life, due to sub-optimal work environments, organisational and leadership issues, as well as personal challenges in their lives. This resonated with my own personal experience in the corporate sector, sparking off my healing journey into self-discovery and self-development over ten years ago. This led me to an entirely different way of engaging with life, filled with magic, wonder, presence and openness to possibilities. After leaving the corporate sector, I pursued the entrepreneurial route by consulting in the non-profit sector and founding Divine Intervention Holistix (Pty) Ltd. The business is dedicated to assisting people to transcend challenges and transform their lives so that they can live life from a place of passion, authenticity and freedom. This eclectic approach is holistic, combining western and eastern spiritual principles without any religious dogma. The process traverses science, quantum physics, psychology, business and life coaching, metaphysics and energy healing. I travel extensively to the United States, United Kingdom and Europe to study cutting-edge coaching and energy healing modalities. This deepens my own transformation and facilitates life-changing transformation for others, individually or in the corporate environment. The time has come to increase conscious leadership development in all spheres of life!

Similar Posts

  • Thabo Mokwele

    ByWBSComms

    WB Yeats said, “Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold,” which holds a harsh lesson for me. I took my radio broadcasting talent for granted. Because it came so easily, I began not to pay it attention and focused on what others considered important.

  • Christin Mueller

    ByWBSComms

    After coming back from South Africa to Germany I started my career at Mercedes. I had the great opportunity to work for a well-known company and brand. I made a corporate career by going through different projects, functions and divisions. But after some years I had doubts that the corporate career path was the right one for me.

  • Madelein Roos

    ByWBSComms

    Having always had a deep interest in science, I first qualified as a chemist, and thereafter at a later stage as an engineer. In order to broaden my capabilities, I started to lecture evening classes at the Vaal Triangle Technikon, now the Vaal Institute of Technology.

  • Nomusa Mazonde

    ByWBSComms

    Passing my PhD and graduating was a defining and memorable moment for me. A great sense of accomplishment, it was both the ‘Mama, I did it’ feeling and the ‘coming of age’ feeling which came with the sudden realisation that I could do that and more. 

  • Jerard Scorgie

    ByWBSComms

    In February of 2014, I joined a small consulting organisation as a senior project manager, immediately after I had completed my MBA. The organisation was in a start-up phase, had been in existence for about 18 months and formed part of a global corporation with the aim of establishing regional offices around the globe.