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Increasing Unemployment in Ghana, Desperation of Graduates and the Way Forward
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

Each day, I receive messages from graduates, some even with master’s degrees in Ghana—desperate for jobs. Some are married men and women, in need of a salary to be able to take care of their families. I wish I had a network of business friends who can employ all these people but that is not...

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How A Generation of Screenshot Grabbers Are Stifling Unfettered Conversations
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

I am a conversationalist. My mother thinks that is my polished representation of simply being a talkative person. I cherish sitting down with friends and family for long conversations. It does not matter the topic—as long as you have a good understanding of the subject matter, I am ready to delve into the pool of...

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Why You Need to Evaluate Your Current Crop of Friends
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

If all your friends are losers, it is highly likely you are a loser too—just that, you wouldn’t admit it. And if your friends are high achievers, you are probably one too—or gravitating towards that. Making friends should be deliberate because your friends are your future. Apart from that, the people you spend a lot...

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Minimalism
The Importance of Money in the Life of A Minimalist
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

When I say I am a minimalist, it basically means two things: I am stress-free or have limited level of stress in my life and I have much more freedom than the usual or than many people. I sleep and wake up whatever time I want. I do not set an alarm. Of course, I...

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How Many Income Streams Do You Have in Life?
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

They say don’t put all your eggs in one basket but a lot of people, especially employees, ignore this wise adage and continues to put all their eggs in one basket. I say, don’t get all your eggs from one chicken—that is suicidal. This is a dangerous way to live and yet many people do...

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The Day I Was Told I Drink Cheap Water in Ghana
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

Anyone who really knows me would know that I don’t care about what people think about me or anything—not even my mother’s opinion or perspective really matters to me. I believe we all have a single life and no one should seek to interfere in the life of another or try to get anyone to...

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Minimalism, Smart Living & Happiness
Why Minimalism Will Make You WEALTHY to Explore and Enjoy the World
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

Let me tell you about the world—one that a lot of people don’t even get to see or dream about because they are fixated on the acquisition of empty stuff. There are about 192 UN countries in the world—and your country is likely one of them. Each of these countries is unique, filled with sane...

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Don’t Be A Fool to the Illusion of FREE
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

It’s hard in Ghana. But nothing is also free in this world. Some people, painfully women, do not even at some point have 100 cedis to their name—and they have to look around for where their next meal will come from. It’s obvious that it’s hard, also for the young men. But as I said,...

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My Cousin Who Earns £3,500 Per Month is Depressed Because Her Salary is Too Small
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

My cousin thinks she is depressed—and confused. For the latter, I agree with her. She is 30 years old living in the UK—unmarried and without a child. She currently works as an accountant, earning about £3,500 (28,000 GHS) a month. But she says she is broke–she came to complain and to also ask me about...

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This Week, I Met the Goddess of Good Luck…Again
by Chris-Vincent Agyapong

As a thinker, I’ve always wondered about the role “luck” either bad or good plays in human life—and how much of our achievements, especially financial, is determined by luck. It was after my encounter with George S. Clason’s ‘The Richest Man in Babylon,’ and his exploration of the same subject, luck—that I perfectly understood the...

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