When I first started blogging, it was with a mixture of excitement and fear—excitement about sharing my thoughts and experiences with the world, and fear about exposing myself to judgment and criticism. Over time, I’ve learned that blogging is not just about telling my story; it’s about showing my journey in a way that resonates with readers, using words to create vivid, relatable experiences...

When I first started blogging, it was with the hope of finding my voice and sharing my thoughts with the world. Blogging became a way to explore my passions, express my ideas, and connect with others who shared similar interests. One of the most fulfilling aspects of this journey has been the creation of the Words of the Week (WoW) series—a weekly exploration of...

When I first started blogging, it was out of a deep-seated passion for physics—a subject that has captivated me since childhood. Blogging became a way to share that passion with others, to explore the mysteries of the universe through writing, and to connect with like-minded individuals who share my curiosity about the world. As I reflect on my journey,

As I set my goals for the next year, I realize that blogging has become an essential part of my journey. What started as a way to confront my fears and express my thoughts has evolved into a powerful tool for personal and professional growth. Blogging has not only given me a platform to share my experiences but has also helped me clarify my goals and hold myself accountable as I strive to achieve them.

Starting a blog was an intimidating prospect. The idea of opening up and sharing my personal life with the world was daunting. But as I reflected on my journey, I realized that my blog could be more than just a platform for my thoughts—it could be a way to explore and express the complex identity that I’ve built over the years, shaped by my experiences in Congo, Uganda, and Canada.

When I first thought about starting a blog, the idea felt overwhelming. The fears were almost paralyzing—what if I couldn’t write well? What if I exposed too much of my personal life and was judged for it? These fears were deeply rooted in my struggle with mental illness, a battle I had fought long before I even realized what was happening to me.