Be bold, Be you!
I firmly believe that the most difficult phase of anyone's life is that period between graduation and when your career finally takes off. And that is mostly between the ages of twenty four and thirty. At this point, you find yourself facing the most difficult decisions that you never really thought you had to make. [...]
When you are a non-conformer , a lot of things become a challenge. Perhaps because we are raised in a society that teaches us how to follow the rules and go by the book. Perhaps because we are taught to be takers, and question nothing. But you see, there are those of us that have [...]
If I was to describe the Maldivian Islands in one word, I would say "relaxing". I know. So cliche, right? But for those of us in our late twenties, going through a million phases and working so tirelessly to keep our heads up, a break from the usual in such a splendid country is more [...]
I like to joke a lot about my journey as an adult. Something that masks the reality of growing up and being independent. I tell my friends that the hardest part about growing into an adult is learning and mastering the art of breathing. It really is an art, at this rate. Someone was talking [...]
Well, hello there. It has been yet another hiatus for me, and at this rate, I am beginning to believe that these phases are a part of life. I took some time off to focus on my studies again. Have you ever been so affected by a situation that pretty much has nothing to do [...]
Well, it's almost pageant season once again and the specific country competitions are kicking off! As usual, each country is picking the best of the year's entrants to participate in the final show. To be more specific, the contestants for the 2019 Miss USA edition have been announced, and boy is there competition!!! They are [...]
It has been three years since I made my first trip to Ghana, and I simply cannot believe that there is no article on this website about it. On the evening of the fifth day of April in 2016, I embarked on a trip to Accra, courtesy of my good friend, Silvia Naa Commodore. I [...]
