What happens when the life you built no longer travels with you?Victor Kwawukume arrived in Canada carrying years of journalism, public service, fatherhood, faith, and hard-earned identity. Yet migration forced him into unfamiliar work, winter isolation, professional invisibility, and the long discipline of beginning again.The Glass Ceiling of Life is a candid memoir of departure, survival, caregiving, reinvention, and the quiet reconstruction of a man. Moving from Ghanaian roots and the corridors of power to warehouses, transit routes, and frontline care in Canada, it examines what remains when status falls away-and what can be rebuilt when purpose refuses to die.This is not a story of effortless triumph. It is a record of adaptation without disappearance, endurance without surrender, and the long road back to self.
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