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In the generation of our time of information overload, a piece of self-guide, self-improvement, and easy-to-read material that shapes life is more than a necessity and nuggets of gold and diamond.
In this book, Kojo goes beyond the event and dives into what it means to discover yourself, prospects, and deeply explains exactly how this can be done. Your desire to live more authentically could allow you to have a greater impact on others, or you cannot afford not to read and share with others.
For the past decades, Kojo Kwarteng, a journalist, media, corporate communications, and public relations practitioner, has carved for himself a niche for insightful articles on business, human development, environmental protection, customer-centricity, and investor relations guru. Even his exodus from journalism practice into corporate communications practice has not limited him. As a blogger and social media activist, Kojo publishes a series of short articles on motivation and personal development through Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and others for the benefit of his followers. His book, "Leading an Extraordinary Life - A Guide for Personal Transformation" is his second after authoring the Oil Cocoa Mines novel in 2013.
With a solid social and academic background in business administration, management, branding, law, and journalism/communications combined with over two decades of practical experience, the book helps to equip readers with the right principles and steps to extricate ourselves from unconscious personal and environmental limitations to become more independent towards personal transformation and sustainable growth.
Make no mistake because the greatest gift of our time is information. It grabs you from the cover and compels you to read the rest.