AB Stories

https://youtube.com/shorts/cWCmh8NmbKM?feature=share When I turned 24, I remember a friend asking me a question that stayed in my heart: “So, when’s the ring coming?” It wasn’t just a question—it was a reminder of society’s silent checklist: graduate, get a job, get married, have children… all before 30. For months, I carried that weight, wondering if my timeline was “late,” if my story wasn’t unfolding the way it was supposed to. I saw brilliant women, ambitious and full of dreams, shrink under the pressure of expectations. I saw men too, caught between love, culture, and the chase for success. That’s where A Ring by 30 was born. Not just as a book about marriage, but as a mirror of life’s milestones and the battles we fight between who we are and who the world tells us to be . As a youth business strategist, I spend my days building models and systems. But as a writer, I spend my nights untangling the human heart. This book is where those two worlds meet—where real-life memoirs...

    Is Growth Just a More Polished Form of Greed? We’re told to chase growth, professionally, financially, personally. And for those of us stepping into Ghana’s corporate world, the pressure is deafening: climb the ladder, build the brand, outpace your peers. But at what point does growth become greed?  And how often do we call one by the name of the other, just to feel better about the game we’re playing? In today’s Ghana, greed isn’t ugly, it’s well-dressed. It speaks English. It networked at that brunch. It got promoted for “driving results,” even if those results came at the cost of ethics, humility, or humanity. We applaud those who rise, rarely asking what they sacrificed to get there. The truth is, the line between ambition and appetite is blurring. The more we get, the more we want. And the more we want, the easier it becomes to justify stepping on people, bending values, or turning a blind eye, because “this is how the system works.” But here’s a crazy ...