Grace Ofure says earning a first $100,000 starts with changing one’s mindset. During her online masterclass, she urged participants to believe in themselves before pursuing wealth creation opportunities.
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Yawa Hansen-Quao recommends six influential leadership books that help professionals strengthen relationships, improve emotional intelligence and develop the mindset needed for lasting personal and career success.
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Sarah Boadu encourages entrepreneurs to embrace authenticity, avoid imitation, understand their customers, and build original brands that stand out in today’s competitive marketplace.
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Family Medicine Specialist Dr. Sompa Otabil-Nelson advises young people to adopt healthy habits early, stressing that nutrition, exercise, sleep and preventive healthcare are essential for long-term wellbeing.
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Richie Mensah explains why turning 40 transformed his perspective on life, revealing that true maturity comes through clarity, purpose, fulfillment, and intentional living rather than age alone.
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Mensa Otabil shares practical wealth-building principles, emphasizing value creation, wise money management, asset acquisition, and long-term financial stewardship as keys to sustainable prosperity.
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Bernard Avle challenged Academic City University’s 2026 graduates to prioritize purpose, integrity, innovation, and impact over financial rewards, urging them to become transformational leaders for Ghana and Africa.
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Kobna Tuyi Ewa encourages young people to embrace confusion during career exploration, revealing how uncertainty eventually led him from engineering and oil jobs into successful entrepreneurship in Africa.
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Kingsley Opoku Simpeh advises entrepreneurs to separate personal and business finances, saying discipline, reinvestment, and strategic systems are essential for sustainable business growth and wealth creation.
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Kingsley Opoku Simpeh says office jobs alone cannot guarantee wealth, urging young people to build businesses and rethink the mindset surrounding entrepreneurship and market-driven opportunities.
