Lagos - 5, MARCH – "Money is Overrated," written by Kennedy Nnadi, a distinguished Nigerian entrepreneur, shatters the belief that success and happiness are equated to wealth accumulation. This thought-provoking memoir takes readers on a journey from the author's humble beginnings in Lagos to the boardrooms of real estate and business, offering life lessons that redefine the true meaning of success.
The book opens with personal stories from Kennedy's childhood, growing up in a tight-knit Ogba, Lagos community where aspirations were modest but dreams were vast. From hawking goods as a young boy to helping his mother build a small business empire, the author learned invaluable life skills beyond simply making money. His reflections on hard work, humility, and the importance of family are central themes in the book, illustrating that real success lies in personal fulfillment and human connections, not just financial gain.
"Money is Overrated" explores how the pursuit of wealth can often overshadow the things that matter most—contentment, selflessness, and purpose. The memoir encourages readers to redefine their goals by focusing on impact rather than income. It challenges the idea that financial success equals happiness and urges readers to seek fulfillment through service, self-growth, and meaningful relationships.
Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or someone reevaluating your relationship with money, "Money is Overrated" offers a transformative perspective on achieving a balanced and fulfilling life.
About the Author
Kennedy Nnadi's journey is truly inspiring. In 2014, with just $2,000, he launched The Global Pennek Brand. As a Global CEO, Kennedy leverages his vast experience across various industries and economic sectors to propel the Pennek brand beyond its Nigerian roots. Under Kennedy's leadership, Pennek has garnered numerous prestigious awards and has succeeded in making luxury housing accessible to all. With his supportive and hardworking wife, Kennedy has driven the brand forward and has been blessed with two wonderful children.
With his debut book, "Money is Overrated," Kennedy explores the very essence of our societal obsession with money. He delves into the profound and often overlooked aspects of life that bring genuine fulfillment while debunking the myth that wealth equates to happiness.