WAN POT MAGAZINE - Kay, Francess
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Wan Pot is a motivational and inspirational magazine with the ultimate objective to share people's lives ' journeys. Its diverse content aims at encouraging readers and younger generations - who might be facing certain difficulties - to never give up. Like I always say: "Sharing is learning. Learning is sharing".

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Wan Pot is a motivational and inspirational magazine with the ultimate objective to share people's lives ' journeys. Its diverse content aims at encouraging readers and younger generations - who might be facing certain difficulties - to never give up. Like I always say: "Sharing is learning. Learning is sharing".
Autorenporträt
Francess Kay was born in Sierra Leone and She's a mother of two beautiful children (a boy and a girl). She is an outstanding poet, memoirist, writer, and civil right activists - feminist. She is an entrepreneur, the founder of Wan Pot Magazine which soul interest is to inspire, promote peace, and showcase inspiring individuals within the society. She is also the co-founder of African-calabash talk show and the founder of Africa Entrepreneur Awards UK; where she earned public figure and respect as an influential speaker. Earmarked by creativity and an inspirational being with all these attributes owing to her strong personality, a woman who surpassed all the challenges and became a giant in her career as an entrepreneur, CEO/founder, writer, and philanthropist... Francess Kay's first book 'The Chronicles of Sinka' which is motivated on the aspect of taking charge of your life - not altering your situations, but altering the way you look at your life. Also, inspired by her past experiences and life journeys as a living witness of early childhood abuse. In recent years, Francess Kay has become a strong community-oriented individual gearing towards empowering and advocating for the rights of women and children who have been neglected and abused or continued to face such predicament. Learn more about "The Chronicles of Sinka" via the following website: www.francesskay.com