I am the same person

By: Gina Yoryet
October 29, 2019

I feel bad not about posting as much as I used to, but I cannot say that I have not been writing. For the last eight weeks, I've been writing daily. Real soon I want to share some of my work about the massive amounts of information I've been learning in this new chapter in my journey.

“Although we all undergo constant changes in life, we are ultimately the same person who has taken different routes in our journey, based on preferences, personal reason, or on the knowledge we have gained in search of what best suits us spiritually, financially, personally, or physically. The paths we take, slowly leave behind or carve traces such as our baggage and essence into our identify. The wrinkles (I like to call them, “wisdom marks”), are testimonies of each episode in our pilgrimage, and the high price we paid to acquire all the knowledge we obtain as we move forward in life.”

The World's Fastest Woman

The World's Fastest Woman
October 11, 2019

What a good sublime moment to wake up and read news like this. 32 Years Old and a Mum, Shelly-Ann Broke Usain Bolt's Record and Is Now The World's Fastest Woman.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is a 2-time Olympic and a 4-time World Championships winner at 100 meters event. 

She is also the only woman to win a World Championships title after becoming a mother. 

And, wait, the oldest at that.

As soon as I saw these news on this link, https://www.scoopwhoop.com, I told myself, I have to post this!

Thanks scoopwhoop! 

My Spirit will Never Run Dry

My Spirit will Not Run Dry

October 9, 2019

My spirit would´ve run dry long ago had I not had the acumen to keep moving forward with my purpose - Education. Yet, I found it long ago, and that´s what´s ignited me and kept my spirit alive...

 I know deep down in my heart that I can share my vision with someone, or with many someones out there because there is a Glory, and one day the use of dreaming it, visualizing it, manifesting it, wanting it, working for it, fighting for it against all odds, will persuade me to focus more and to get there at any cost.

Ayn Rand once stated,
“I want to see, real, living, and in the hours of my own days, that glory I create as an illusion. I want it real. I want to know that there is someone, somewhere, who wants it, too. Or else what is the use of seeing it, and working, and burning oneself for an impossible vision? A spirit, too, needs fuel. It can run dry.”