In this episode of The Light Watkins Show, host Light Watkins shares a special "Plot Twist" episode from author and speaker Kute Blackson. A Plot Twist is a short clip from past episodes where guests talk about life-changing moments that took them in new directions.
In this episode, Kute Blackson tells the incredible story of moving from Ghana to America. He starts with a touching conversation with his mother, who supports him when he decides not to take over his father’s church. Despite being scared, Kute bravely tells his father about his decision, knowing it might disappoint him. This choice leads to two years of silence between them.
Kute then talks about his dream of going to America with no money, no connections, and no formal education. He shares how he won the Green Card Lottery against all odds, strengthening his belief in trusting the universe and following his gut feelings.
Kute’s determination will inspire listeners as he struggles but never gives up in a new country. He explains how he worked hard to meet Steven Spielberg to pitch his dream of becoming the next Oprah. His commitment to his vision is truly inspiring.
Throughout the episode, Kute talks about being true to yourself, staying strong, and following your real path, even when it’s tough. His story reminds us that life’s unexpected turns can lead us to our true purpose.
Tune in to hear Kute Blackson’s incredible leap of faith and discover how embracing life’s twists and turns can help you find your true purpose. And just when you think you’ve heard it all, Kute shares a surprising encounter with Steven Spielberg that changed everything—don’t miss the exciting details!
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