Rachael Oshoko

There are sermons or messages you will be under that will continue ringing in your heart long after the mic is off, our masterclass with @thecoachnaya was one of them.

I went to bed having so many of her points inscribed in my heart and most importantly a new lesson I learnt that I will love to share.

All along, I used to think that so many things I do are just community services, giving back to the community. Through the class with Coach Naya, I realized they were all things that shaped my identity, infact rather than an activity, it is “my identity”

Woke up early this morning to pray and her words kept coming back, I went to my gallery and found so many things that had gone by and that are even more than my personal pictures, they truly are my identity because most times I do them without caring who is watching, the goal is always what moves me; seeing other get better.

I have always lived by a quote that I caught on years back from the movie “Akeelah & the bee” and it says “our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate…(let me skip a bit) as we let our light shine, we unconsciously give others the permission to do thesame” I just realized a lot had been going on in my subconsciousness.

@thecoachnaya thank you so much for the eye opening, just realized it’s been an identity and not all activities. God bless you mama. I hope to be under your teaching some other time again.

Thank you @faceofindependencepageant for blessing our minds with the best coaches we can ever ask for at a time like this.

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