'Nine times out of 10, you get work because you are a pleasure to work with, not because you are more talented than the next person,' the 'Idols SA' presenter said.
ProVerb loves sharing the knowledge he’s accumulated in the industry and providing motivation for his followers.
The seasoned broadcaster has been in the radio space for two decades but he recently revealed that he was ready to give up on his dream after his last stint on the airwaves.Taking to Twitter, ProVerb took his followers on a trip down memory lane when he shared his journey and radio experience. He said he was on the verge of quitting after his last radio gig at Kaya 959 before he recently bagged a slot at Metro FM.
“Fell in love with radio in 2002. Got a job in radio as a technical producer in 2003. Landed a graveyard slot in 2007. Did a series of graveyards and weekends at various stations and after my last stint I was ready to quit chasing the dream. After 20 years, God said ‘we are not done’,” he tweeted.
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