I saw a post on my mama's story, that triggered what happened to me in 2016. I don't know if I should say, I was almost a victim of sexual abuse, I'd deleted this post before, just thought it might be helpful for someone, maybe you.
Most of the time we are asked to start with what we have or who we are, but what can we do when who we are is not enough or doesn't feel like what the world needs.
If I could go back in time to tell my younger one thing, it would be that she should live at her pace. I believe the same applies to us all; we are often worried about what people would think, that we start living in hurry or lesser than we should.
There are times, we face things that would want to steal our joy away, but here's a message for you, no matter what? SMILE This episode is inspired by Miles Carter.
First of all, I am super excited to have you here!!! Welcome home. This is an introduction episode, sharing with you, reasons why this space exists.
Long story cut short: "May you be able to forgive yourself for having an innocent heart that made you trust the wrong person".
Let be frank, 2020 isn't as bad as people say it is; Abi I'm the only one feeling this way?
Do you struggle with telling people who you are? Believe me Beloved, you are not alone in this; some even think they do but in truth, they don't. How then can we define ourselves? (Listen and be blessed).
Just do it. Say it, sing it, write it, in whatever form you are comfortable with just make sure you share your story. Stop holding back.
This is me sharing part of the things life as thrown at me. I'm not perfect and not waiting to be cos, I know I can't be, so I share with you my imperfection without hiding my failures nor exaggerating my success, sharing my experience without holding back.