NANA YAA Owusu-Prempeh, Chief Executive Officer of Tin-ifa Ghana Limited has advised Ghanaian youth especially young girls to acknowledge their potentials and set realistic future goals that will improve their lives.
She said many young people have a lot of potential to succeed and must turn every opportunity that comes their way into profitable ventures.
Nana Yaa was speaking at her first ever Spirit, Soul and Body Workshop (SSBW), a motivational seminar in Accra.
She noted that the �guarantee for success does not only lie in acquiring education and people must learn to exhibit it.�
SSBW is the brainchild of Nana Yaa, who has been acclaimed Ghana�s first female multilingual motivational speaker.
She uses the SSBW workshop to touch the inner spirit of people with the living word, then motivates and educates their soul and mind with all of life�s experiences and finally, addresses physical appearance with hygiene and good living habits as well as beauty consultation.
In an interview with DAILY GUIDE, Nana Yaa said she believes that many people in the world today particularly Ghanaians, need motivation to realize their dreams.
She added that �motivation is a driving force that can change people�s situation from bad to good, if they�re willing to think outside the box.�
She assured all about her devotion and sustenance towards the monthly SSBW and promised to avail herself to inspire, motivate and inform her generation to impact them positively.
Key dignitaries at the workshop included Yoofi Grant of Data Bank, Joe Ofori Atta, CEO of Woolworth and Kafui Dey of �Who Wants to Be Rich� fame.
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