Dearest Gentle Reader, Season’s greetings 🤍 If I’m being honest, I didn’t keep all the promises I made to myself and to you guys in January 2025🥺. And for a long time, that bothered me a whole lot. But looking back now, I understand why. Last year needed me to pause, to learn, to unlearn, and to grow, and I’m grateful for every part of it. One of the biggest lessons came from choosing a career path. As a Microbiology graduate who genuinely enjoyed every aspect of the course (weirdly so), deciding what direction to take wasn’t easy. I felt pulled in many directions, unsure of where I truly belonged. Eventually, I ran back to God for clarity and slowly, things began to align. That clarity led me to academic writing. It was something I had always been interested in but never quite knew how to begin. When I finally took the leap, it was challenging, exciting, and deeply fulfilling. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who referred me, trusted my work, and supported my journey. Thank you f...
Dearest Gentle Reader,
Season’s greetings 🤍
If I’m being honest, I didn’t keep all the promises I made to myself and to you guys in January 2025🥺. And for a long time, that bothered me a whole lot. But looking back now, I understand why. Last year needed me to pause, to learn, to unlearn, and to grow, and I’m grateful for every part of it.
One of the biggest lessons came from choosing a career path. As a Microbiology graduate who genuinely enjoyed every aspect of the course (weirdly so), deciding what direction to take wasn’t easy. I felt pulled in many directions, unsure of where I truly belonged. Eventually, I ran back to God for clarity and slowly, things began to align.
That clarity led me to academic writing. It was something I had always been interested in but never quite knew how to begin. When I finally took the leap, it was challenging, exciting, and deeply fulfilling. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who referred me, trusted my work, and supported my journey. Thank you for believing in me.
2025 also taught me the importance of slowing down and listening to myself. Even in moments that felt overwhelming, I was constantly reminded of how surrounded I am by love🥺. My family stood firmly by my side, and my friends showed up in ways that constantly reaffirmed my strength and worth. I saw love at home and in its purest form, and I felt it deeply.
Some experiences pushed me inward. They taught me important lessons about my heart, my mental health, my boundaries, and my growth. They weren’t always easy, but they shaped me into a softer, wiser, and more grounded version of myself.
And somewhere along the way, I found what truly matters.
I found love ❤️
I found God🥺
And I found my calling🥺
I smiled often.
I cried when I needed to.
And I laughed, a whole lot.
Looking back now, I’m filled with gratitude.
I’m alive.
I started a rtw brand last year.
I’m preparing to launch an agency this year hopefully.
I met new people and strengthened meaningful connections.
And I grew beautifully 😍.
To everyone who stayed, supported, prayed, checked in, and celebrated me, thank you. Your love did not go unnoticed.
Here’s to a brighter, gentler, and more intentional 2026 🥂
A year of consistency, clarity, joy, and rest.
Happy New Year, babiesss 🤍
Ps: How was 2025 for you
Never knew you studied microbiology. This is my first time reading your blogpost. I hope I get to read more. 🎊🎊
ReplyDeleteCheers to your wins🥂. You will do more this year.
The reality of not knowing what to do after Microbiology is real mehnnnn
ReplyDeleteI love this.
Keep it up boo