Titilade Oyemade reviews Femi Fowora’s memoir, The Weight of Air, which challenges stereotypes about mental health among the wealthy.The book explores Fowora’s candid journey with depression, panic attacks, and self-doubt despite his affluent lifestyle.It highlights the contrast between outward success and inner turmoil, emphasizing that wealth does not shield one from emotional struggles.Fowora’s conversational style makes the memoir relatable, offering insights into vulnerability, purpose, and healing.The book also underscores the importance of seeking help and breaking societal taboos around mental health for Nigerian men.Fowora’s establishment of a mental health foundation further reinforces the message that healing begins with honesty.The review praises the book’s balance of humor and depth, making it a thought-provoking read for those navigating similar challenges.
Original title: Who Said Rich People Don’t Get Depressed? – A review of Behind the Curtain Femi Fowora’s The Weight of Air
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