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The birth of his son Xavier, coaching his son's soccer team for 6 years pursuing Father of the Year, visiting the Elmina Castle slave port in Ghana where most West African slaves were taken, and crediting his mother for making his life possible and accomplishments past and future. He also overcame a fear of public speaking by making his first appearance to 200 people and is writing his next speech, staying tuned for what his future holds.
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- 1. The birth of my son. Xavier Kwaku Agyen. No other feeling comes close to this moment for me.
- 2. Being the coach of my son’s under 6 Tim bits soccer team. In pursuit of Father of the year award 6 years and running.
- 3. A visit to my home country Ghana where I had the chance to visit a piece of Black history. The Elmina Castle, a place where most of the slaves were taken from the coast of west africa.
- 4. The person who has made my hole life possible and who I can credit my past and future accomplishments to. My Mother.
- 5. First ever public speaking appearance. So very glad I took the opportunity to do this considering I have always had a fear of speaking in front of groups of people much less 200. Must say I love the feel of being on stage and yes this was my first but not my last. I am currently in the process of writing my next speech.
- 6. Baffour Agyen bagyen44@gmail.com April 2013 Stay tuned my future has………….