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Kanchana Moodliar and Innate Motion: the 9-minute interview

In this age of radical transparency, ‘people first’—plus purpose and relevance—are key to profit and sustainability. Kanchana Moodliar, a South Africa-based ‘business humanizer’ with the cutting-edge global Innate Motion consultancy, explains some success basics in a conversation with Wanda Hennig in Durban. You can’t afford not to jump aboard this transformation train if your business…

April 30, 2018
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In this age of radical transparency, ‘people first’—plus purpose and relevance—are key to profit and sustainability.
Kanchana Moodliar, a South Africa-based ‘business humanizer’ with the cutting-edge global Innate Motion consultancy, explains some success basics in a conversation with Wanda Hennig in Durban. You can’t afford not to jump aboard this transformation train if your business is going to survive and thrive.
If you haven’t updated your branding message and focus lately, your business is likely to become obsolete.
Are you ready to transform how you do business?
To find out how your brand and business can grow through being a force for good—and to learn more about Innate Motion, visit the Innate Motion website.
Wanda Hennig

Wanda Hennig is a culinary travel and lifestyle writer, an author, editor and photojournalist. She has an excellent social media track record and is a certified co-active coach (CPCC) with a niche focus in creative mindfulness strategies. She is the author of Cravings: A Zen-inspired memoir…

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