I've Always Felt Not Good Enough; Eugene Zuta

Mainstream gospel artiste and prolific songwriter Eugene Zuta disclosed on Live FM's early morning show, LightOnLive hosted by Jeshurun Okyere on Wednedday April 5th that he's battled with low self-esteem for a long time and it was until just recently that some of his mentors in the industry helped him reverse that phenomenon.

The praise and worship leader, who coupled as a profesional teacher for about 11 years revealed that despite his great songwriting ablilities and the positive impact of his ministry, he always felt not good enough and attributes it to the tough experiences he had to endure at a point in life.

He has taught biology in schools like Mount Olivet Academy and Wesley Grammar school, both situated at Dansoman as well as a couple of others for over a decade but wished he had concentrated fully on his ministry all along. He however added that he has no regrets considering the lives he had impacted in his years as a teacher.

Again, speaking on award schemes and the business side of his music, the singer revealed that he has been bias when it comes to those as his mind is constantly fixated on the ministerial part of his talent. But with his full attention on music now, he hope that changes as fans would love him to avail himself for nominations and explore other business oriented ventures associated with his music career.

Eugene Zuta's new single, Nkunim, off his soon to be released album produced by Koda is up download accross several digital platforms. Those who are not too familiar with him can download to have a feel of his talent and don't forget to share!