The $2 Million Secret

by Kgoshii Hunter Mogakane

Overview

The Rainmaker is a dangerous business guru who thrives on "good" energy. With unknown age, height or skin tone, he continues to build a communications power house in his home country, South Africa. As you read through the book, you realize exactly how dangerous he can be. But here's the question nobody is willing to ask, except for a naive investigative journalist who dares to probe how the Rainmaker reached an international $2 million deal. "How does he do it?" That is what the journalist intends to find out. One thing is for sure. The $2 Million Secret in question is connected to the Rainmaker's weird Seven-Star Workflow System. Through this bizarre system, the Rainmaker goes on to prove how any company can improve its productivity when they carefully implement his brief teachings.

This is intense fiction for nonfiction readers. If you are an attentive consumer of business material, this book will indirectly impact your company's productivity. It is witty, concise and compelling. Read and recommend. This is your $2 million secret. Can you keep it?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940164509828
Publisher:	Mbokodo Publishers
Publication date:	08/21/2020
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	359 KB

About the Author

Kgoshii Hunter Mogakane, affectionately known as Kgoshii Lerabela, is the founding director of communications company, 4ir Media House. He is a media specialist, political analyst, productivity coach, ghost writer and publisher.

An African storyteller, Kgoshii authored two books, 12 Types of People to Love... From a Distance (2013), and The Devil Between Our Legs (2016). These books, published under 4ir Media House, are a demonstration of his street smarts and observation skills from a social and professional point of view.

He is also a trained journalist with more 15 years of media reporting. His journalism work has seen him publishing thousands of stories in national print publications, including City Press, The Star, Mail & Guardian, Sunday Independent, Sunday Sun, Sowetan Sunday World, Daily Sun, Bushbuckridge News and Ziwaphi among others. Kgoshii's stories have also been published in magazines such as Bona, News Weekly, Enterprise, Sunrise, Lowveld Living and Capital Magazine.

A former director of international news syndication agency African Eye News Service (AENS), Kgoshii has worked as a consulting commissioning editor, news editor, sub editor, managing editor and head of content. He formerly chaired the Mpumalanga Media Forum (MMF) while also serving as secretary-general of the national Forum of Journalists for Transformation (FJT) in South Africa.