Self approval

Share a lesson you wish you had learned earlier in life.

Not believing in my abilities and always getting caught up in the fear that I had an audience around me. Ready to criticize me.

I know I don’t blame it all on myself , as in the lack of confidence and self worth. To some extent these things are natured.

Though I know I regret the chances I lost because of a whack sense of worth. Either way, I learned my lesson regardless. That’s the beauty and privilege of growing up. Like I said the other day, I am blooming in my own way.

“Flip the bird”

What was the last thing you searched for online? Why were you looking for it?

I am currently reading “Things we never got over” by Lucy Score. It’s by far the most engaging novel I’ve read. And I promise I’ve read a bunch of fictional novels. But there’s just something about this particular one.

Anyways, I love the language they use. A combination of decent and a few curse words here and there. It gives off a more relatable approach regarding communication.

Okay I wasn’t trying to write a review. So while reading I bumped into “Over her shoulder, my brother flipped me the bird.”

I swear before yesterday I’d never heard the phrase before so I went searching for it.

Flip the bird is actually the last thing I searched on my Google.

The story behind my name.

Where did your name come from?

The story behind my name isn’t a fascinating one. But here goes nothing.

My first name was borrowed from a renowned journalist at the time I was born. And it is of Latin origin meaning strong, healthy and brave.  (I ended up studying communications. Not because of the name though๐Ÿ˜….) Maybe we should pay a little attention to the people we name our kids after.

My second name was inherited from my late aunty.

Yeah that’s where my name came from.