The Best Thing I Did Was Keep My Dreams To Myself

Ghanaian trotros (minivans used for transport or the equivalent of the dollar vans in Brooklyn) are notorious for highlighting some of the funniest and insightful idioms in our culture. This idiom in particular is my favorite: "observers are worried". Observers are worried means onlookers are worried, usually haters, because they see your success but do not know the source. I kept it that way. 

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The Future Has An Ancient Heart: Why I Moved To Ghana

Many people assume that the decision to move is a one time realization; that is, you are sitting at a bar somewhere in Lower Manhattan or East London and out of no where, you realize that your life has little meaning, so you buy a ticket and move to "Africa" the next month. I share my experience of how many positive experiences on the continent made staying in Ghana less of a decision and more a natural next step. 

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