
“The word process is a term for the mature; many are eager to storm the glory
without going through the story (the process). But life has a simple way of sending
you back once you try to skip the process. This life-transforming book has been
tried and tested and will open your mind to deeper secrets of becoming a public
figure, becoming yourself, and above all, knowing the purpose of your life. May
God grant you grace even as you explore this material.”
Hagan Dari.
President Of the Revival Campaign. UWR-Ghana.
Author of I Sought for A Man in The Gap.
“The future is coming so soon to worry about it or grope for it. Let me be
here and now, and then when it finally comes, I will be fully present with it. “
In a world where most people postpone living until they do something, have
something, or achieve something. In this remarkable book, Gido reminds us not
to forget the fundamental principle of nature — the now, the present — the
PROCESS.
Joshua Annamae Agbaung.
Life Coach.
Author of - The exam of life
“The Process,” there couldn't have been a better title for this piece of work; this
is just the right one. Many of us are on the journey of self-discovery, and at some
point, we feel the urge to give up amidst the obstacles and difficulties. This book
doesn't just give you multiple reasons to keep you going; however, it enlightens
you on the need to keep on the journey and gives you the room to accept that the
journey is worth it. As you read and explore this material, I wish you nothing but absolute understanding.”
Kambotuu Bruce.
16th Central SRC President (UDS)
Author and Founder, Skylark Ghana
“Consciously or unconsciously, man is a bundle of his past and its experiences. Tomorrow, his future, is not merely a certainty nor an accident; it is his careful and purposeful creation.
He either ruins the future by remaining stuck in the past or he reigns in it by carefully crafting it. Either of them is his creation. This careful and purposeful creation requires a PROCESS of unlearning and learning. The author did an excellent work by highlighting the relevance of every experience made in the past and the PROCESS of transforming these experiences into a purposeful living. This is a must-get and a must-read book”
Rev. Fr. Gordon Ganee
Catholic Priest
Damongo Diocese-Ghana