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Virgyl Sowah - Ghana Roots, Work Anxiety and Freelance Career - 🇬🇭

Matt O'Neill Season 1 Episode 32

In this powerful podcast, Virgyl courageously shares his struggles with work anxiety, feelings of worthlessness, and questioning his creative decisions. He opens up about the toxic work environment that triggered his anxiety and how it affected his personal life as well.

We follow Virgyl's journey as he embarks on a freelance career in videography, seeking stability while pursuing his passion. His story takes a surprising turn when a chance encounter during a warehouse job interview sparks a realisation that changes his trajectory forever.

Virgyl dives deep into the significance of saying "I love you" and the loving bond he shares with his son, Patrick. Drawing from his own experiences growing up, he highlights the importance of open communication and emotional expression in parenting.

Reflecting on his Ghanian roots, Virgyl sheds light on cultural differences in approaching mental health and values. He candidly discusses the stigma around mental health in many African families and calls for more open conversations on this critical subject.

Throughout the podcast, Virgyl pays homage to his parents' unwavering work ethic, instilling in him the value of hard work and determination. He shares heartwarming anecdotes of their sacrifices and how their actions have shaped his outlook on life.

Join Virgyl on this heartfelt journey as he overcomes adversity, embraces opportunities, and learns valuable life lessons that inspire listeners to find strength in their own struggles. This podcast is a testament to the power of resilience, love, and self-discovery in the face of challenges.

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