Lève-toi Afrique
Ton heure a sonné !
Rise up, Africa — your hour has come. A call to break free from the inherited patterns that keep the continent below its means.
F CFA 6,500 Printed book, in French
The coach
Behind the method.
The path, the convictions and the experience of the person who leads every session.
Georges Amoako-Prempeh
Personal and spiritual development coach · Founder of Destiny Impact
Born of a deep conviction that faith must have a real impact on society, Coach Georges Amoako-Prempeh is a visionary, teacher and personal and spiritual development coach. The founder of Destiny Impact, he devotes his life to awakening the hidden potential of Africans and setting the continent back on the path to its true greatness.
Born of a deep conviction that faith must have a real impact on society, Coach Georges Amoako-Prempeh is a visionary, teacher and personal and spiritual development coach. The founder of Destiny Impact, he devotes his life to awakening the hidden potential of Africans and setting the continent back on the path to its true greatness.
The author of several powerful books, including “Lève-toi Afrique” (Rise Up, Africa) and “Le pauvre n’a pas besoin d’argent” (The Poor Don’t Need Money), he shares a clear vision: Africa’s true wealth lies in transforming the mindset of its people.
A Doctor of the Word recognised for the depth of his teaching and his transformational approach, he draws on the Bible, which presents two models of priesthood: Levi, purely religious, and Melchizedek, both spiritual and societal — the model Jesus followed. Today, many churches in Africa limit themselves to the model of Levi, praying without transforming society. Destiny Impact sets out to change that: to help believers become men and women of impact, able to serve God while positively influencing their communities.
His books
Le pauvre n'a pas besoin d'argent
In this book — whose title means “The poor don’t need money” — the author shows that money is not the cure for poverty, since a lack of money is not the poor person’s real problem. For the author, the tragedy of the poor is not poverty but the wealth that grows poorer within them. He therefore invites us to take the bull by the horns and tackle the real cause of poverty head-on, instead of trying to soften its effects.
F CFA 6,500 Printed book, in French