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This personal blog shares the ideas and ideals of multiple awards winning Author & Poet, Gamel Sankarl.

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June 03, 2024

Move in silence.

Make success of your pursuit.

And let your results show your efforts.

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GAMELIAN GEMS 9B

August 05, 2014

You just keep praising God and God will just keep raising you' -Gamel Sankarl An arrow's speed is increased when it is pulled backwards and released.Much the same way, it is needful sometimes to take a few steps backwards, take appropriate measures and make a comeback to work towards moving forward.Stretch backwards;speed forward'-Gamel Sankarl Whether it is obvious or oblivious to you;the truth is you're on a life's mission and you must start your ministry to fulfil it.Without a ministry you will live life in mystery, experience misery and leave this life with no glory nor history' -Gamel Sankarl You can create your own tribute.Think less about accumulating attributes.Concentrate on developing your abilities.Distribute your abilities and Contribute to humanity' -Gamel Sankarl You've been given a mandate and a mantle.Start living up to your mandate and Stop chasing the titles.For at the end of it all, it is what you were called to do t...

RESIDENCY DIARIES 9- Is School A Scam?

September 17, 2023

IS SCHOOL A SCAM? Whilst in Residency, we had a daily routine of picking a topic at random and sharing our thoughts on same during breakfast. We would often find ourselves engaging in healthy conversations on educational issues, politics and national development, relationships and marriage, youth development and of course writing, which was that one thing that Brough us together. On one particular morning after breakfast, we zeroed in on discussion about education in Africa. One resident without mincing words blurted out;'School is a Scam! It is not exactly what our parents and society has sold to us'. He continued, 'We have been told from childhood that; Go to school, complete and get a well paying job to help set you up in life. But the reality on the ground is different. I think school is a big scam.l especially in Africa'. With these statements, the tone was set for our conversation at the dinning table. Each resident shared his views on same. We...

November 05, 2016

Seven On Me Here Are 7 Points About Me You Probably Didn't Know....:) 1. Personality: I am a typical melancholic. Being a perfectionist is my strength as well as my weakness. I may stand and talk to a thousand people but stay silent in the presence of one person. I am calm and collected but can be loud when I am in a very good mood. Most people especially the elderly have wondered whether I am Ghanaian due to my name. Some have said I've got Egyptian origin due to Gamel Nasser and others say I am from Burkina Faso due to the name Thomas Sankara. But truth is, I am very Ghanaian. My father tells me, my name was coined from the name Gamaliel in the book of Acts. Gamaliel was a law scholar and Paul's teacher. There are other meanings to it including; Wise, Old, Hard working etc. Well, I have got my own meaning because I answer to the name and it is; God's Anointing Makes me Excel in Life'. The name Sankarl also means the fortunate one. That explains why I am ...

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Gamel Sankarl: Gamel Sankarl is an award-winning author and a ghost-writer with over a decade writing experience. He has authored thirty titles and has had some of his books winning national and international awards. He is one of the 80 young Africans who co-authored the Africa 80 Book, and the brain behind the GH@60-GHin60 Book also co-authored by over 60 young Ghanaians. As a professional ghost-writer, Gamel has had the privilege of writing over twenty titles for Christian leaders, Corporate executives and Celebrities. His passion is to help people share their ideas and ideals, experiences and expertise as well as their wealth of life lessons and legacies through books with their generations and subsequent generations. Mr. Sankarl is also a Creative Writing Coach; was once a guest lecturer for the creative writing class of the Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ) and a resource person for students of the Publishing Department of KNUST. He’s facilitated several creative writing workshops for both tertiary and high school students and is the present principal judge for the Blooming Minds Young Writers Awards.

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