My reflection on personal decisions, choices, and opportunities as it relates to me living and Doing Business in Africa
Taking a turn to wellness & fitness during this pandemic, I share my fitness journey and favorite tools. I hope it helps someone along their path.
Interested in moving to Ghana and want to know how to land your dream opportunity before or when you land, these tips will help.
I recap some of the events and thinking that has led me to pursue the path of a data scientist.
As a Frank 5 Fellow of the Aydelotte Foundation , I was asked to host an event that would introduce people to liberal arts. I chose to do so through dinner and conversation with local Ghanaians and those from the Diaspora in the spirit of community and partnership, liberal arts values that I hold dear. This post is a rundown on why my alma mater, Swarthmore, means so much to me and why I decided to host dinner in honor of connecting the continent and the Diaspora for nation building.
I share why African founders should pitch at external competitions, like Africa business conferences, and how to get in and win when they get there.
I talk about whether commitment is the habit of doing a thing or the quality of doing a thing…Think about it this way, is being in a calling your boyfriend every night what makes you committed to your relationship or is it how you feel when you call, no matter how often you do so?
In this post, I share my response to questions I will be asked on a panel for students visiting Ghana from Brown University tomorrow. The questions focus on the journey here, Pan-Africanism, and advice for students who find themselves between the two worlds.
For my birthday this year, I am launching a mentorship campaign to help communities in Ghana. As I have shared consistently on my blog, I have benefited immensely from the generosity of others and I am insistent on passing this generosity on.