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From what happened to me this year, I never thought I’d make it this far. 2026 took so much from me it hurts.
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Major cheat code for life; realizing you really can just wake up one day and say "that's enough of that". And change direction completely.
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Getting what you prayed for is only the beginning. Ask for discipline to protect it, and wisdom to make it grow.
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To the African Woman With Dreams and Ambitions,
May the life you're working so hard to build surprise you in the best ways. May the doors open, the numbers add up, the right people find you, and the good news finally have your name on it.💫
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Dear African Woman,
You have spent enough of your life unlearning the shame you were taught to carry.
Your voice was never too loud, your skin was never too dark, your body was never something to apologise for, & your dreams were never too big.
You were never the problem✨
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African women, there is no expiry date on your potential! Life may take you down unexpected roads, and your journey may look nothing like you imagined. But you can begin again, change direction and achieve extraordinary things at any stage of life. ❤️
#LeadingLadiesAfrica
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At 78, she has a new title, and it begins with Dr.! 🎓❤️
Meet Dr. Diborah Chepkisich Lotodo, the Kenyan educator and grandmother who has just earned her PhD in Counselling and Psychology from the Catholic University of Eastern Africa.🔥
🧵🪡
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There's a kind of discipline and maturity in knowing how to keep good news private until you're ready to share it, handle bad news without telling the entire world and work through personal problems without making everyone a participant. Not everything needs an audience.