Life coach helps clients restore self-confidence
Ntshangase began her career on the popular SABC 1 show Skeem Saam and has since captivated audiences with roles in several other hit series, including Scandal, Abomama, DiepCity, Isipho and The River. Her ability to bring depth and authenticity to each character she portrays has earned her a place among the industry's respected talents.
Besides her acting career, Ntshangase founded Uzukolwami, a coaching business focusing on personal development and holistic well-being.
'As a Neuro-Linguistic Programming coach, I empower my clients to tap into their potential, guiding them through their journeys with wisdom and compassion,' Ntshangase said.
Her commitment to personal growth and healing extends to her initiative, Uniquely Me, a 21-day challenge that helps people reclaim their self-love and self-confidence.
'Drawing from my experiences, I provide participants with practical tools and spiritual insights to support their healing and self-discovery, making Uniquely Me a cornerstone of my advocacy work. My journey from a rising star on SA TV to a leader in wellness and empowerment reflects my passion for storytelling and dedication to inspiring others.'
Her work continues to uplift and motivate, whether on screen, through her coaching, or in her efforts to promote self-love and holistic healing.
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