My destiny has been refocused.
Having participated in the various sessions of the CoRe Programme, Bismark has gained clarity about his life’s mission and is now focused on living a more purposeful life.
My name is Bismark Obeng, an electrical engineer based in the Kumasi in the Ashanti Region. Prior to the pandemic, business was not all that good. However, the outbreak of COVID–19 simply worsened matters. There was virtually no work and no contracts. Things were very rough for me. I got frustrated and did not really know what to do.
As a member of the YIEDIE group, I got introduced to the CoRe Programme and immediately got hooked to it. I wished that the experience could go on forever. Each time I participated in the sessions, I found myself reliving the experience repeatedly because the lessons were so thought- provoking.
The e-Counselling sessions proved to be very revealing for me. One of my epic moments was the session on ‘Falling in Love’ which was the nineteenth episode. I wished that the session would never end. The enlightenment into the dynamics of love and relationships was so fresh and practical.
Madam Sabina Fremah Ansah, a counsellor, presented that session and I really benefitted from it aside all the other sessions which I also found very enlightening. The expositions on talent discovery by Rev. Albert Ocran has also led me to exploring other technical areas especially mobile phone repairs aside the electrical engineering.
God richly bless the conveners of this programme!