Gloria Boye-Doku launches two books to inspire young people to rise above their backgrounds
Partner, Tax and Regulatory at Deloitte Ghana, Gloria Boye-Doku, has launched two new books titled “Mindset for Success” and “The Power of Hope” aimed at inspiring young people to believe that their background should never limit their aspirations. Speaking at the book launch held at the British Council in Accra, she said the publication was […]
Businesswoman and Tax and Regulatory Partner at Deloitte Ghana, Gloria Boye-Doku, unveiled two new books titled "Mindset for Success" and "The Power of Hope" during a launch event held at the British Council in Accra. The books were designed to encourage young people to believe that their background should not hinder their goals or dreams.
Boye-Doku's books emerged from her regular conversations with students during her mentorship engagements with UPSA, Accra Technical University, and other educational institutions. She frequently encounters the misconception that successful individuals achieve their dreams solely because they were born into privileged circumstances. Her new books aim to dispel this notion and emphasize that mindset is the most crucial factor in achieving success, irrespective of one's background.
In her address, Boye-Doku encouraged readers not to let a lack of resources or challenging circumstances discourage them from pursuing their goals. She stressed that your background has no bearing on your success journey. With the right mindset, she believes that readers will be motivated and not held back by their background or lack of resources. To her, it shouldn't be a limiting factor.
Honorable Bernard Ahiafor, the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament and a special guest at the launch, commended the books for their inspirational message that would positively impact the lives of young Ghanaians. He urged everyone to support young people and urge them to contribute to nation-building through the renewal of their mindset.
Uncle Ebo Whyte, a renowned Ghanaian playwright and author, praised Boye-Doku for sharing her personal experiences and making them accessible to inspire others. He described the book as an investment in future generations rather than leaving behind untold stories. Whyte emphasized that Gloria has paid her dues, leaving no debt for her grandchildren to pay, and is investing in their future blessings.
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