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Author releases his love guide

The book is for everyone, married, single, dating and troubled

MOSES Mukhansi has released a love, life and relationship book titled Let Me Tell You Something, Let’s Fix This.

The book was released on August 20.

“Let’s Fix It is a book for everyone, married, single, dating and troubled. This book gives advice to all women and men in different situations. It restores hope and self-confidence and gives insight into things you might not have known about the opposite gender,” he explained.

He categorises the book as a self-help and guide.

Mukhansi was born in Limpopo and is the last born of 12 children. This background shaped his thinking.

“Growing up in an environment with less activities that help one to develop was hard, as the only popular thing at that time was partying, crime and drinking alcohol. These were challenges I was faced with when growing up. I had to make my choice at a young age. That was when I decided to move to Joburg where I knew there were opportunities for me and I would not be limited,” added Mukhansi.

Initially Mukhansi did not think he would end up writing a book but from 2013 he started giving relationship and marriage advice on social media and he loved the positive response he received.

“To me it was the pleasure of just giving everyday advice on social media, without realising how many people I reached out to. But the idea came when most of my followers told me how I had touched their lives and how they felt every update spoke to them directly. They asked why don’t write I a book? I thought to myself, why not? I still have a lot to share with the world,” he explained.

The Kemptonian says the message of love is another factor that inspired him to write the book.

“Every man dreams of being a king for their wife as well as a man their son looks up to, being a role model and most importantly, showing the world that love still exists. This is what inspired me to write this book.”

So what is the most important lesson one can learn from the book?

“The truth, facts and real talk about life, love and relationships. The book guides one on how to handle their relationships and marriage, how a man should treat their lady and vice versa. How to tackle problems that come with life and love,” he explains.

The author says everything one needs can be found in the book.

Issues raised in the book include how to become an honest being, how to handle heartbreak and how to love better and live better.

“It’s not too late to change our ways,” is Mukhansi’s motivational phrase that keeps him going.

“These words actually motivate me to become a better person than I was and to fix all the mistakes I was too blind to see then. They trigger me to do more. They just say to me live better, honestly and happily.”

If you are interested in his book, call him on 078-475-6160.

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