There was more for me in life waiting to be discovered—I just had to prove it to myself. I realized that true fulfillment wasn’t just about maintaining a structure; it was about creating something for myself, something meaningful, something that reflected me. That realization led me to step into a world I had always admired but never thought I could truly embrace—I became a chef. Cooking became more than a skill; it was my expression, my empowerment, my way of reclaiming my independence. Each dish I created symbolized a step toward the life I had always deserved but never allowed myself to explore. I later went on to achieve a lifelong dream of becoming a secondary school teacher.

Breaking away wasn’t easy, but neither was staying in a place that no longer aligned with the person I was becoming. I faced uncertainty, fear, and doubt. But with each step forward, I discovered strength I never knew existed. Through this journey, I’ve come to realize that the life we build for ourselves is just as important as the contributions we make to those we love. True fulfillment comes not only from supporting others but also from living authentically, embracing growth, and honouring our own happiness. Today, my mission is clear: to help other women recognize their own inner resilience and move forward, despite fear, despite uncertainty, despite the weight of what has always been. Because the life we build should be one that truly reflects us—our passions, our growth, and our limitless possibilities.