“For success is for the ignorant That is what makes it original”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“19. All possibilities I will attemptAnd as I am here now,Knowing what I know now,I have faith in myselfThat I will succeedAnd I will succeed.And I will succeed.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“Alas! Alas!When in the skies there are no limitsonly the forceful perseverance of the mind stripping through cloudsand creating the ever so beautiful shades of abundant success.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“A reawakening to a new world.Tendered with immense prospectsConcealed in the unknown”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“For if you look closelyAt the so called idols of the worldThey have something in common.They were ignorantThey ignored the noiseThey created their own path.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“All possibilities I will attemptAnd as I am here now,Knowing what I know now,I have faith in myselfThat I will succeedAnd I will succeed.And I will succeed.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“Feeling like a winner.There is no need for a race after all.I just mastered how to walkDifferently this time.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“You are your artYour are your songYou are your craft.You are all the immaculate designs of which you dream”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“Walking with the projected chestFeeling like you just won The race has been toughBut the joy of winning is too good”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“I am more than good enoughTo accomplish everything I can be,I will wake up todayThe history could have been different.But I am here now.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“If I listened to all the noise in the worldI would have many standards to conform to But the zeal to succeedCuts through the racket”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“In this room I grew.So many lessons I learnedOpportunities I gainedCriticisms I gracefully enduredIn this room, I made my mark”.”
— Priscilla Koranteng
“Let out your heat!Unleash your imaginationLet the burning fragrance of your unimpeachable imaginationsparkle through the morning’s you.At night, let the stoical sweat of your day ease your musclesRelax your feet.You will need them to walk again tomorrow”
— Priscilla Koranteng