Reading: An Active Mental Ability

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Television is fun, and you and I can’t agree more. However, unlike TV, books make you make your brain active. By reading, your thought process, understanding and ability to deliberate are sharpened through your reading journey.

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Patrick O'Courageous Aryee is the #1 Return-On-Education devotee and a zillion times brewing author of more stories of shocks after college that emanate from his personal experience. He is a content creation buff who started venting with his "ink-stands" because the leeway got blocked. He has spent 16 years working as a testing creature—if he could be a guinea pig— testing every strand of knowledge he tastes in every fleeting moment. He graduated professionally as a Journalist on September 2016—trained at the Radio Broadcast Development Foundation (RABODEF). He's studying B.A English Language (U.E.W), and currently working on an Arizona State University, USA, and a UNDP-engineered program— the Thunderbird School of Global Management, aiming at learning a new thing, at least, a string about social entrepreneurship to boost his current project. Patrick O Aryee's writing journey is an essential part of his knowledge-testing project, career transition, and creating an exit strategy as a learner: A project through The New Millennium Expert (TNME) Foundation. His deep knowledge of fusing gifts, profession, and problem-solving gave him the capacity to add authentic details to his poetry collection, Thriller Memuna. Thriller Memuna is his first book, but he has honed his literary skills by writing popular blog posts. These blog posts appear on his website and on other websites that cater to the interests of talent, profession, and problem-solving.

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