Dr. Gary Linkov: How to Leverage Client Feedback to Become Better Than Ever
However accomplished one might become in life, the learning process never stops. This is a secret known to all successful people. They learn from their victories and failures alike, from their peers and educators, and most importantly, from their clients. The insight that they gain is the fuel that propels their success. Gathering these insights is the real measure of education and experience, as Dr. Gary Linkov firmly believes.
A renowned plastic surgeon specializing in facial reconstruction and hair restoration, Dr. Gary Linkov is no stranger to success. His practice, City Facial Plastics, based in New York, is known for offering quality solutions. And the secret to his success, Dr. Gary believes, is that he never stops learning. “Every surgery, every consultation, whether successful or not, leaves much to ponder and glean,” he says.
But how does one go about gathering these insights, apart from the obvious? It’s simple, says Dr. Gary. Ask the client!
Dr. Gary gathers thorough feedback from each client at each step in the process. While the client might not know the technical aspects, they certainly know how the result affects them. By listening intently to the feedback, Dr. Gary can provide the best results for the client. This, he believes, has helped his clients achieve their dream results and him, his dream process.
Over the years, listening to his clients has helped Dr. Gary develop a list of dos and don’ts and a list of fundamentals. His experience has also taught him to understand and gain insights from clients’ behaviors, body language, and more. By leveraging client feedback, Dr. Gary Linkov is on a constant journey of becoming better than ever. And looking at his success, we, too, are going to zip the mouth a little and learn to lend an ear.
The management of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park is proposing that the Bank of Ghana replace the image of the Big Six on selected banknotes with the iconic photograph of Dr Kwame Nkrumah declaring Ghana’s independence on March 6, 1957.
The proposal, announced in a statement issued on November 6, 2026, is aimed at broadening the historical representation of Ghana’s heritage on the country’s currency.
According to the Park, although the Big Six played significant roles in Ghana’s independence struggle and deserve recognition, the country’s banknotes should also reflect other important events in its history.
It said the proposal aligns with the Bank of Ghana’s planned introduction of a Heritage Series of banknotes, which is expected to showcase important personalities, events and milestones in the country’s history.
The Park described the March 6, 1957 photograph as a powerful symbol of Ghana’s freedom, sovereignty and contribution to the wider African liberation struggle.
It further noted that the proposed change would be a fitting tribute as Ghana prepares to celebrate 70 years of independence in 2027.
The Acting Executive Director of the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, Collins Rawlings Nunyonameh, PhD, signed the statement.
The Park said Ghana’s currency should not only serve as a medium of exchange but also tell the country’s history and reflect its national identity.
By: Jacob Aggrey
Gospel music sensation Piesie Esther is set to rock Kumasi with the Flora Made By Grace concert, following a successful event at the Perez Chapel International in Accra on November 1.
The team has now touched down in the Ashanti Regional capital for what promises to be a massive encounter with God.
The Kumasi edition of the concert is slated to take place at the Church of Pentecost, Bantama on Sunday, November 15, at 4pm.
Patrons will be led to the throne of worship by Piesie Esther, with support from a powerful lineup of gospel ministers including Kweku Gyasi, Odehyieba Priscilla, Quame Gyedu, Mama Esther, Victoria Sarfo, Mabel Okyere and Joojo Arhin.
Piesie Esther has charged all believers to be at the event for a testimony, promising an unforgettable night of worship, praise and thanksgiving.
The Flora Made By Grace concert continues to draw huge crowds across the country, as fans gather to experience the spirit-filled ministration that has made Piesie Esther one of Ghana’s most loved gospel artistes.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
