Listing Leadership Lines

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Hello 2019!

I am 35 years old now. That is a watershed moment age.
Just after my birthday, I was named African Male Youth of the Year 2018.
You can read about it on various news sources and read what I also said about it here.

In 2019 and beyond, I want to be an even better leader.

Yeap.

bit.ly/VimViewsVersions

I want to write about more posts around leadership like I have done in the past too.

But the point of this blog post is to share with you some cool articles written about me, praising my leadership abilities, etc.

Ato Ulzen-Appiah is a Ghanaian Star
https://www.konnectafrica.net/ato-ulzen-appiah-is-a-ghanaian-star/

I met Ato Ulzen-Appiah
http://tokpatic.nandaseye.com/i-met-ato-ulzen-appiah/

Meet Ato Ulzen Appiah, the Mighty African Who Shuns Speaking and Acts to Motivate
https://amoafowaa.com/2014/12/22/meet-ato-ulzen-appiah-the-mighty-african-who-shuns-speaking-and-acts-to-motivate/

9 heroes of modern day Ghana worth celebrating just as Dr. Nkrumah and the heroes of old Read more: https://yen.com.gh/89860-9-heroes-modern-day-ghana-worth-celebrating-dr-nkrumah-heroes-old.html#89860
https://yen.com.gh/89860-9-heroes-modern-day-ghana-worth-celebrating-dr-nkrumah-heroes-old.html#89860

Interview with Ato Ulzen-Appiah, CEO of Museke Inc; Tony Obey, ICT Consultant and Others
https://internationalreportingproject.org/blog/view/interview-with-ato-ulzen-appiah-ceo-of-museke-inc-tony-obey-ict-consultant


https://www.risingafrica.org/success-stories/technology-and-innovation/science_technology/ato-ulzen-appiah-mentoring-a-generation-of-thinkers/

ATO ULZEN APPIAH – MENTORING A GENERATION OF THINKERS
Do you like to watch videos more than reading? Okay, watch this on Youtube
http://bit.ly/VimVersionVideos


You like listening, audio, podcasts? A few ones for you below.

http://plurrify.net/episodes/33-ghanathink-foundation.html

Now that you are here, like I said, I want to be even better leader.

Wish me luck.
More vim for me!

PS: This blog post would be updated from time to time.


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