Retired Captain Prince Kofi Amoabeng, founder of the defunct UT Bank, has attributed his resilience following the bank’s collapse in 2017 to his personal philosophy of letting things slide and not holding grudges.
In an interview with Bernard Avle on Channel One TV’s The Point of View, on Monday, March 24, he discussed how this mindset has helped him navigate challenges and maintain his well-being.
Amoabeng emphasized the importance of good health as the foundation for a meaningful life.
He explained that his approach to life has enabled him to overcome setbacks and focus on living fully, underscoring the significance of a positive outlook and personal well-being.
“I think it’s my philosophy about life, that you come to the world with nothing. You will go eventually with nothing, but while you are here, you’re supposed to acquire worldly things. This includes having good health, education, good values, money and using worldly things to empower the world, and when your time is up, you are done.
He added, “So what I have now -the expertise God has given me, experience and all those things, plus my love for people, for the country and the generation after, I have to give it back and I want to die empty, everything in me I need to give it out.”
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