Lerato Molepo
MIND-SET & TRANSFORMATION STRATEGIST / SPEAKER / ENTREPRENEUR / INVESTOR
ABOUT LERATO
Hello there, I’m Lerato.
Mind-set & Transformation Strategist / Speaker / Entrepreneur / Investor
ABOUT
Have you ever felt stuck and at a plateau in your work/business and not sure how to move forward?? That’s how I was feeling a few years back. Until I started to take charge of my life and the direction it was taking.
My name is Lerato Miss Lollie Molepo and I’m a PK – Pastors kid, born in Kimberly, in the Northern Cape.
My siblings Joy, Gerald, Masego and I didn’t grow up like other kids where you are born and bred in one area. With our parents being pastors, they were sent to live and work in different cities in South Africa. With this arrangement, we got to live in different areas and experience different kinds of lifestyles. I loved travelling and meeting new people and I loved growing up in a church environment, being involved with different youth activities and seeing my parents be parents to many other people. We had to share them with the community and from a young age we understood that their job was to serve people...
And I think that’s where I got my inspiration to help others from. But what I loved the most was that we did a lot of activities together as family and we were privileged that our parents had a flexible schedule that allowed them time to spend with us while doing their ministry work.
GROWING UP
Growing up I have always been quite a free spirited person and I always enjoyed colouring outside the lines. I did not want to live inside a box. My school journey was great but I don’t remember ever envisioning my life as being part of the working class. I think I changed career choices about 10 times during my high school years. I knew what I didn’t want but I didn’t know what it was that I wanted. I’m a CREATIVE SOUL and I have always loved hand-made activities and dancing. I even took several dance classes, so my ideal career then was honestly to become a dancer and/or stage performer, as well as working with people somehow. Because I was so undecided, my parents told me I need to make up my mind and I can always do my dancing part time. After high school I got my Degree and joined the working class.
