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Tahnee Bulo

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Island Girl 💙 Im a patriot 🇨🇼I love my country, and want to see it prosper. Grateful 💙 Blessed 💙 How big would you, dream if you knew you couldn't fail

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Guinness World Records recognizes Curaçao as the smallest nation by population to win the Little League World Series twice, in 2004 and 2026. 🇨🇼🇨🇼🇨🇼 Curacao ta proud di bosnan 🎉🎉🎊🎊🎈🎈🇨🇼🇨🇼🌊🌊🏆 taken in Willemstad, Curaçao by @itsmetahnee

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Congratulations Elroy Room! Curaçao is Proud of you! Awor bo tmb ta den Guinness world Records! Hard work pays off!!! 🇨🇼🇨🇼🇨🇼🌊🎉🎊 The most saves in single FIFA World Cup match! 15 saves in regulation time! Wow 🌊🇨🇼🏆 by @itsmetahnee

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Congratulations Giendry Ryan! 🏆🎉🎊🎈Fastest Pitch in little league world series History 🇨🇼🇨🇼🇨🇼 awor bo tambe ta den Guinness world records! Curaçao ta orguyoso di bo! by @itsmetahnee

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10-10-2010 🇨🇼💙🇨🇼 CURAÇAO, MI DUSHI KÒRSOU ta di fiesta 🪅 🎈🎉🎊 Congratulations!

Curaçao, I love you! Thank you for everything you have given me.

When I left, I promised that I would return and invest in you and I kept my promise. I came back, invested in you, you have rewarded me by multiplying my investment. I am truly grateful for!

Even though I may be far away, right now, my heart will always be connected to you. You are more than just an island to me: you are my home, you are a place of opportunity, blessings, memories, and love.

Danki pa tur kos, mi dushi Kòrsou!💙🇨🇼💙
Thank you for everything, my beloved Curaçao!💙💙💙 by @itsmetahnee

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taken in Maison Casasand by @itsmetahnee

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Pabien ta bai na: Kenji Gorré, Juninho Bacuna i Leandro Bacuna by @itsmetahnee

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Somebody pinch me!!!! We still on top! Bon mes bosnan a hunga djadumingu! Paulina Danki pe Goal 🌊🇨🇼🙏🏽 taken in Willemstad, Curaçao by @itsmetahnee

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Museo di Tambú Shon Cola, a real must do in Curaçao! 🇨🇼🥁❤️
Zet deze zeker op je to do lijst als je op Curaçao bent.

Afgelopen zondag mocht ik mijn culturele week afsluiten met een prachtige middag vol tambú, muziek en de traditionele groep strepan. Een moment om onze cultuur te voelen, te beleven en vooral door te geven aan de volgende generatie. Danki, Juf Rosalia. ❤️ Als ik u vroeger als kind niet was tegengekomen, weet ik niet waar ik vandaag zou zijn. Dankjewel voor alles wat u mij hebt meegegeven en voor alles wat u voor mij hebt gedaan. taken in Museo di Tambú Shon Cola by @itsmetahnee

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Coming soon: Becoming Ms. Millionaire
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My three vacation homes in Curaçao 🏝️🏠 each with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms 💙🇨🇼🙏🏽 taken in Willemstad, Curaçao by @itsmetahnee

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This is the first home I bought when I was 30, in the Netherlands.

You may be wondering: How did I do it?

I worked hard. I educated myself. I learned to be strategic with my money. Instead of spending everything I earned, I focused on building assets, investing, and thinking long-term.

I never had to choose between being humble and being ambitious. I chose to be both.

At 20, I moved to the Netherlands and built a life for myself. At 30, I bought my first home, and at 31, I started investing in Curaçao. Since then, I have purchased three vacation homes and land as investments.

I didn’t reject where I came from—I built upon it.

My family gave me the foundation. My journey taught me how to build on it.

Their way of life was not wrong, and my way is not necessarily better. We simply made different choices based on the opportunities, knowledge, and circumstances we had.

I carry the humility and gratitude they taught me while embracing the ambition and financial strategy I developed for myself.

My story proves that your starting point does not define your destination. Your background can shape you without limiting you.

Stay humble. Stay grateful. Dream bigger. Work hard. Invest wisely.

If I can do it, so can you. taken in Netherlands by @itsmetahnee

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This is where my journey began.

Back then, there were no bricks in front of our house just dirt. The house was made of wood, and my bedroom was unbearably hot. These were my humble beginnings.

I’m not ashamed of where I came from. On the contrary, I’m proud of it. Those early experiences taught me resilience, determination, gratitude, and the value of hard work.

Today, I am a self made millionaire. What started in a modest wooden house has grown into a life I once only dreamed of: a home worth €450,000, three vacation homes in gated communities in Curaçao, and land that I purchased as an investment.

My role models come from both sides of my family.

On my mother’s side, my great grandmother bought five houses. On my father’s side, my great-grandmother also owned homes, and my grandmother owned a house and a bar. Property ownership and hard work were already part of my family history.

My grandmother inherited her mother’s house, so she didn’t have the same urgency to acquire property herself. She was raised with a beautiful philosophy: be humble, be grateful, and be happy with what you have. Those values were passed down to my mother and to me.

My grandmother and my mother were incredibly intelligent. They spoke five languages, and my mother attended MULO. Yet no one ever encouraged them to fully recognize their intelligence, their potential, or the opportunities that could come from thinking entrepreneurially.

On our island, people were often taught to be humble, not to stand out, and to be grateful for what they had. And there is nothing wrong with that. I am grateful that I was raised with those values.

I stayed humble. I stayed grateful. I learned to appreciate what I had.

But I also realized that being grateful for what you have does not mean you cannot work toward more.

I wanted the best things in life not simply because I wanted more material possessions, but because I wanted to create financial freedom, security, and a better future for myself and my family. taken in Willemstad, Curaçao by @itsmetahnee

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