Kempton Park author helps improve love life
He is the author of Making the Impossible Possible - sky is not the limit, there are footprints on the moon.
Solomon Makanakah Victor Sibanda, a Kempton Park-based author and motivational speaker (24), wants to use words, paper and ink to improve the world.
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After the publication of his first inspirational self-help book, Making the impossible possible – sky is not the limit, there are footprints on the moon, he made the decision to concentrate solely on his public speaking career, travelling the world and changing lives with motivational talks, mentoring, relationship counselling and more.
He became aware that when it came to love and marriage advice, he was constantly reiterating the same issues that various people were dealing with.
Sibanda made the decision to further his research on this and write a book titled Sex is good as long as you are wearing, which speculates on the morbid dating world.
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“Everything in life is taught to us, but never love.
“There are times in a marriage that can be difficult. If you pay attention to the warning signs, you will be well on your way to avoiding a dull relationship.
“Improve your mundane life by reading about romance.
“People shouldn’t be afraid to look for strategies that can assist them to spice up their love lives because it’s a normal aspect of life and makes sense to learn about it.
“We read about finances, food and parenting, don’t we?
“The advantages of this book include the enjoyment of reading it and the encouragement of fantasising.
“I believe that we all have the potential for greatness and healthy relationships.
“We all wake up and seek money, then whine about how unfulfilling our relationships and lives are.
“If we are to progress in these areas, we must devote as much time as possible to them,” said Sibanda.
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