Inspiration

Firstly, I would like to thank everyone whom has viewed and taken time to read the information on my site.

All my life i have being a very ambitious but shy or reserved person. Only now at a later stage in life i have developed more confidence in myself and working at my dreams, performing dance and hopefully one day to be an entrepeneur with the aim to have an urban afro fashion label. I am generally a benevolent person and always with a big smile, I am not perfect but i always have respects for others. I grew up an average life and appreciated all i was given. I went to a private school in Harare which gave me a fabulous education and makes me part of the person i am today.I do not have one person in particular that inspired me but too many to mention including my the Lord, Myself, my Mother, my Father,mi hermoso, my 2 fav Uncle's, my aunt whom i call the 'the unsung heroine', she has dedicated her life to helping improve other people's lives through numerous ways, Marcus Garvey, Molly Melching whom through Tostan has helped to educate people in West Africa on the dangers of female genital mutilation and Bob Marley as not only is he a legend but his music touched peoples hearts and he used his music to fight against racism, cultural imperialism and apartheid, but he also used it to promote love amongst everyone in the world and for people to coalesce . I also admire Princess Diana for her humanitarian work, her charisma and with helping to decrease discrimination against victims of AIDS. She showed the world that people with AIDS deserve no isolation, but compassion and kindness. It helped change world's opinion, and gave hope to people with AIDS. And last but not least Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (former President of South Africa). He was an anti-apartheid activist and leader of the African National Congress and its armed wing Umkhonto we Sizwe. He has received many awards over four decades, most notably the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993. Since his retirement, one of his primary commitments has been to the fight against AIDS, therefore this shows his compassion. It’s not only important to look for ways to make our life better but also the life of others.

My dream in life was to go to the ultimate in life but to always have people dear to me in my heart.

Being overseas has broadened my mind so much that i thank all that have contributed to my current stay and life. I hope one day i can be in a position to not only promote Zimbabwe but other countries as well including charitable organisations. My heart goes out to those that are not well off especially children that are innocent or go hungary.Africa is a continent still developing but suffering from poverty, economic challenges and the deadly disease AIDS. No matter how hard your life is we must never give up on hope, there will always be someone to asisst you in ways that you can not help yourself.If only more people in Africa were educated, especially the girl child. They would be able to know there is no cure for Aids, and on preventative measures to be undertaken so they do not contract the disease and the event if they are widowed to be able to work for their children and give them a plate of food. I would like to thank all those people in the world that are fighting towards improving Africa and helping it's people.

We however, all need to live as a peace loving nation and work for world peace and security. We need to promote people's general welfare and to support liberties and rights of individuals to determine their own future.Basically the best gift we all have been given is the gift of 'love' and we should all cherish that.
My goal is to encourage optimism and belief in one’s self, the choices we make, determine our life’s course, we are all unique and different in our own ways and this is a treasure to be celebrated. We must live in a way that allows us to achieve our goals.

Bless!