SHE COMMUNITY GHANA ORGANISES AN INNOTALK FOR INSTITUTIONS

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She Community Ghana an organization that is focused on personal and entrepreneural devlopment yesterday, Thursday October 18 ,visited Saint Thomas Aquinas Senior high School as part of their upcoming show ‘the innotivator’ organised an innotalk a program which will engage Senior High School and tertiary students on personal and entrepreneural development.


The speaker Miss Philipa Nana Owusuaa Prempeh themed her message ‘ the difference between me and the world’. She had stated that everyone is different and thus they should embrace their differences because that is what makes an individual stand out as the world is looking for people with unique abilities and not similarities.She also metioned and explained the types of temperaments we have which includes Sanguine, Melancholic ,Choleric and Phlegmatic.


Students of St Thomas were encouraged by Miss Philipa to identify and  fufill the purpose why they are on earth and in school as they will account for it  and not to be afraid or listen to others as there is nothing more satisfying than knowing your true self and fulfilling your purpose because you’ll  look at yourself and be proud as a young succesful individual.

The program ended with Miss Philipa telling the boy to speak positively over their lives and build an attitude of self –confidence.

Manassia Amoah

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