How has a failure, or apparent failure, set you up for later success?
The saying goes, “Failure is the stepping stone to success,” but I seem to have encountered numerous stepping stones without achieving success in life. The stepping stones aren’t really significant, maybe lol. I hope to take a more substantial leap towards the success I am seeking very soon.
You’re writing your autobiography. What’s your opening sentence?
In crafting the opening line of my autobiography, I would aptly express, “Embarking on a journey demanding millions in patience and determination, characterized by unending toils and trials.” This would definitely be my opening remarks.
What are three objects you couldn’t live without?
Three objects I couldn’t live without are:
1. Eye glasses 🕶️
2. Money
3. [Leave this space for anything more important than money.] I have to leave the space for some more important things that I can’t live without yet haven’t realised it at the moment.
What experiences in life helped you grow the most?
That experience ( I’d prefer not to say) almost led me astray, making me doubt myself and question my worth. In those moments, I found myself belittling not only my capabilities but also becoming toxic to those around me. It’s challenging to fathom how a strong-headed woman can transform into such a person within a year. Nevertheless, I am grateful for the loved ones who provided space, allowed me to grow, prayed for me, and guided me towards becoming a better version of myself through those life experiences. I owe it all to Jesus for placing such wonderful and amazing people in my life. I am actively working on becoming a better version of myself.
Do you believe in fate/destiny?
I don’t have much belief in the concept, perhaps because I haven’t had any personal experiences that can be called fate or destiny. Or maybe I am somewhat ignorant to realize it. Nonetheless, I have very little belief in this theory, so I dismiss it.
